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Chinese EV exports surge as domestic market slows
First-quarter electric vehicle exports from China doubled in 2026 compared with 2025, making markets like Canada crucial.
Daniel Harding takes LA Philharmonic podium in classical music reshuffle
The British conductor joins the Los Angeles orchestra as part of a broader reshuffling of leadership roles at major symphonies in North...
Hurricanes Win Stanley Cup Behind Bussi's Shutout
Brandon Bussi made 22 saves in Game 6 as Carolina defeated Vegas 3-0 to win their first Cup in 20 years.
Iran deal sends stocks soaring, oil prices tumbling
Markets in Asia surged Monday after agreement to end war and reopen shipping strait; Brent crude fell $3.45 a barrel.
Canada Council commits $25M to Alberta arts
Federal funding over five years will support artists, organizations across the province including Indigenous and rural creators.
Lethbridge police launch body camera program
Starting June 15, front-line officers will wear cameras as the service rolls out the program in phases.
Tyra Banks sues Netflix over ANTM documentary editing
Banks claims her three-and-a-half-hour interview was cut to 16 minutes and manipulated to create a false narrative about her knowledge...
Ebola outbreak in Congo climbs to 782 cases
The rare Bundibugyo virus strain is spreading in eastern Congo with limited contact tracing. Unlike past outbreaks, this variant has no...
OPP launching safety blitz following deadly crash
Perth County detachment kicks off intersection awareness campaign next week after Friday's collision killed five children.
Putin, Zelenskyy both call Trump as Ukraine tensions peak
Russian and Ukrainian leaders spoke with the U.S. president on his 80th birthday as drone strikes kill civilians and the G7 summit looms.
Carney warns Canada of risks relying on U.S. AI providers
Prime Minister Mark Carney said U.S. restrictions on Anthropic's newest AI models show the dangers of overreliance on American...
Senate panel on rail, port strikes draws labour backlash
A federal committee proposes mandatory arbitration to prevent labour action by essential workers, sparking fierce opposition from unions.
