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Health Canada recalls Panasonic Flashxpress toaster ovens due to electrical hazard
About 2,184 units of the affected models were sold in Canada from November 2025 to March 2026, with an electrical shock hazard due to...
Canada Child Benefit gets boost; eligible families gain up to $160 more per child under six annually
Starting this month, eligible families will receive up to $8,157 per year for each child under six. The increase represents up to $160...
Andy Burnham becomes UK Labour leader, will become prime minister Monday
The former mayor of Greater Manchester was officially declared Labour Party leader Friday after securing nominations from 379 of 403...
El Niño warming Pacific at record pace, scientists warn of uncharted territory
Ocean temperatures in the Niño 3.4 region are now close to 2°C above average, with forecasts suggesting the peak could reach...
Ontario wildfires force evacuations of 12+ communities; Thunder Bay fills hotels as smoke spreads
Northwestern Ontario wildfires have displaced residents from multiple communities, including Namaygoosisagagun First Nation, where the...
Trump attacks U.S. election system as rigged, targeting 2026 midterm voters
In a prime-time address Thursday, the U.S. president made sweeping claims about vulnerabilities in voting systems, drawing criticism...
Brampton truck driver found dead in Stoney Creek culvert; homicide investigation underway
Taranpreet Singh Sidhu, 29, was discovered in a Hamilton-area waterway. Police are confident he was not killed where he was found and...
Public servants have one week to apply for early retirement incentive
Over 8,500 applications already received with just 23 denials. The deadline is July 24.
Ontario has spent over $84B on wildfire smoke health costs since 2014
A new Canadian Climate Institute analysis estimates wildfire smoke has cost the country $231 billion in health-related expenses since...
Trail in Jasper National Park temporarily closed after grizzly injures multiple hikers
Opal Hills trail shut down after female grizzly with cubs caused minor injuries; Parks Canada credits bear spray for preventing more...
Highway 1 remains closed at Boston Bar due to ongoing wildfires
The closure between Boston Bar and Lytton will stay in place as the Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek wildfires continue showing...
Grizzly bear injures hiker on Opal Hills Trail in Jasper National Park
One person sustained minor injuries Thursday after surprising a grizzly bear at close distance. Parks Canada credits bear spray and...
