Politics
Political Battle Over Canada's Economy Heats Up Amid Recession Debate
Prime Minister Carney and Conservative Leader Poilievre clash over Canada's economic performance, with recession fears dominating political discourse.
Business
Mel Zajac, Vancouver Philanthropist Behind Children's Camp Charity, Dies at 98
Mel Zajac, founder of the Zajac Ranch for Children in Mission, which hosts 400 kids with medical disabilities each summer, died at 98.
Sports
Canucks: Why NHL Scouting Combine is forum for Jake DeBrusk trade talks
The Vancouver Canucks aim to trade Jake DeBrusk at the NHL Scouting Combine, prioritizing the rebuild. DeBrusk, 29, wants to win now and has trade value.
Lifestyle
Teen Girl Accused of Stabbing Three Horses at Las Vegas Racing Event
A teenage girl was arrested for allegedly stabbing three horses at a Las Vegas racing event. The horses are safe, but the suspect faces multiple cruelty charges.
Health
Environment
Erosion Threatens Grand Falls Grocery Store
A landslide in Grand Falls, N.B., has left a grocery store teetering on the edge of a steep embankment due to severe erosion, raising safety concerns.
Calgary Officials Say Flooding Unlikely Despite Heavy Rain
City officials reassure Calgarians that extensive flooding is unlikely, with infrastructure and reservoir management reducing damage potential by over 70% compared to 2013.
Farkas Reassures Calgary as Flood Fears Rise Since 2013
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas addresses rising flood fears as rivers swell, highlighting $2 billion in mitigation since the 2013 flood.
Water Conservation Urged in Calgary, Lethbridge as Oldman River Swells
Calgary and Lethbridge ask residents to conserve water as a high streamflow advisory is issued for the Oldman River. Heavy rainfall and snowmelt contribute to rising water levels.
Vancouver Park Board to Restrict Watercraft After Whale Strike
The Vancouver park board will discuss limiting personal watercraft in Burrard Inlet after a Sea-Doo struck a grey whale in May, drawing international attention.
