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Will you let an AI agent use your credit card?
Tech companies are building autonomous shopping bots. Security experts say trust and control remain huge obstacles.
The Boss loses tracking collar, keeps roaming Banff
Bear 122, one of Canada's most famous grizzlies, ditched his GPS collar within a week. Parks Canada isn't saying if they'll try again.
Parks Canada bans stops on Bow Valley Parkway after bear jams spike
A 1.5-km stretch now off-limits to wildlife viewers as spring feeding and mating season drive more bears to roadsides near Banff.
Canadian airlines halt all flights to Cuba
Air Canada, Air Transat, and WestJet suspend service indefinitely over geopolitical concerns.
Coast Guard Rescues Sailor Attempting Transatlantic Record
Sailor and tiny vessel rescued off Newfoundland; boat used to fundraise for cancer research.
King Charles attends nephew's wedding in England
Senior royals gather for Peter Phillips' marriage to NHS nurse Harriet Sperling in the Cotswolds.
Alberta's best lakes: where to escape this summer
From turquoise Moraine Lake to Spirit Island, here are standout Rocky Mountain and foothills lakes worth the drive.
FIFA Reverses Water Bottle Ban After Public Outcry
Fans can now bring one sealed disposable bottle into World Cup stadiums in U.S. and Canada.
Iran and U.S. exchange fire in Gulf as ceasefire talks strain
Early Saturday, Iran fired ballistic missiles and drones toward Bahrain and Kuwait. The U.S. responded by striking Iranian surveillance...
Mounties testing AI to draft police reports in Alberta, B.C.
RCMP pilot program uses AI to convert body-camera footage into written reports; legal experts warn of risks.
Ukraine strikes St. Petersburg after Putin rejects direct talks with Zelenskyy
Large-scale drone attack on Russia's second-largest city underscores Kyiv's growing capability to strike deep inside Russia.
Former Conservative candidate defects to Quebec Liberals
Ange Claude Bigilimana, ex-PCQ vice-president, is backing Charles Milliard, citing the Conservative leader's lack of "solid guiding principle."
