Edgemont Death Ruled Self-Defence by Sources
A man died in a Calgary home altercation. Sources indicate it was self-defence. A woman was hospitalized. Police continue their investigation.
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Autistic Barbie Doll Released in Canada, Sells Out Fast
Mattel's new autistic Barbie doll, part of the inclusive Fashionistas line, has launched in Canada. Created with ASAN, it features authentic design elements and sold out quickly at major retailers.
Canadian mom beats rare cancer, thrives 18 years later
At 21, Tamron Little was given 18 months to live with peritoneal mesothelioma. Defying the odds, she found a pioneering surgery and is now a thriving advocate 18 years later. Her story is a powerful lesson in patient advocacy and hope.
Nvidia, Auto Suppliers Announce New Self-Driving Partnerships
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveils new automotive partnerships at CES 2026, aiming to accelerate the development of autonomous vehicle technology. Discover the latest push in self-driving.
B.C. woman pleads for government to cover MS drug
A British Columbia woman is calling on the provincial government to fund a new multiple sclerosis drug. Her plea highlights the critical gap in coverage for patients.
Top 30 Products for Organization & Mindfulness in Canada
Discover 30 top-rated products, from journals to tech organizers, that Canadians are using to boost productivity, reduce anxiety, and create a more mindful daily routine in 2024.
No police link to man's self-harm, B.C. watchdog rules
B.C.'s police watchdog finds no connection between officers' conduct and a man's self-inflicted injury in Nanaimo. The ruling concludes a recent investigation into the incident.
Trump says ICE officer acted in self-defence in deadly shooting
Former President Donald Trump stated an ICE officer involved in a fatal Minneapolis shooting acted in self-defence. Get the latest details on the incident and the political response.
Mayor calls ICE officer's killing of motorist 'reckless'
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has publicly stated that an ICE officer's fatal shooting of a motorist was 'reckless' and did not constitute self-defence. The incident has sparked significant controversy and an ongoing investigation.
Affordable Beauty Products for Canadians 50+
Discover 32 budget-friendly beauty and skincare products, all under $30, that are highly recommended by Canadians aged 50 and older for effective self-care.
New Year's Resolutions Fuel Lethbridge Business Boom
The annual tradition of New Year's resolutions is creating significant economic activity for businesses in and around Lethbridge, Alberta, as residents invest in self-improvement.
Mildred Kerr is Saskatoon's 2025 Citizen of the Year
Saskatoon honours Mildred Kerr as its 2025 Citizen of the Year. Discover her journey from a childhood act in Kuroki to decades of community impact. Read her inspiring story.
Abby's 2026 New Year Resolutions for a Fresh Start
As 2026 dawns, advice columnist Dear Abby shares her timeless list of New Year's resolutions, adapted from Al-Anon, to inspire positive change and a peaceful mindset for the year ahead.
China Orders 50% Domestic Chipmaking Equipment
China mandates chipmakers use 50% domestic equipment by 2027, sources tell Reuters. This move reshapes global semiconductor supply chains and tech independence.
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau on Montreal, Book, and Future Plans
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau discusses her bestselling book 'Closer Together,' her advocacy for mental health, and hints at a potential return to Montreal in 2026. Discover her insights on connection and emotional wellness.
Legal Expert: Don't Let Police Erode Your Right to Self-Defence
Criminal lawyer Solomon Friedman argues Canadian law supports defending yourself and your home. Learn why police advice to comply during invasions may endanger citizens.
Tech Fills Gap for Canada's 2.9 Million Freelancers
As Canada's self-employed workforce grows, freelancers face mounting administrative tasks. Platforms like Indy consolidate proposals, contracts, and invoicing into one AI-powered solution to help them compete.
Montreal shelter demand high despite added winter spaces
Advocates report hundreds of new shelter and warming station spaces in Montreal are helping this winter, but surging demand and limited daytime access pose significant ongoing challenges.
Parents honour daughter, push for tougher impaired driving laws
A Pierrefonds–Roxboro couple turns grief into advocacy after losing their daughter to a drunk driver. Their story fuels a push for stricter Canadian laws.
Finding Mental Health Stability in a Ramen Shop Job
After a bipolar diagnosis and burnout, a woman finds unexpected peace and acceptance in a mall ramen shop. Her story challenges our ideas about success and work.
Manitoba lowers breast cancer screening self-referral age
Manitoba has lowered the age for self-referral breast cancer screening to 40, a move celebrated by advocates. Learn about the change and its impact on early detection.
Ottawa's tree canopy shrinking despite 40% goal
Ottawa's urban tree canopy is declining, with many neighborhoods below 20% cover. Advocates say new zoning bylaws fail to protect mature trees from development, worsening heat islands.
Doctor's dismissal nearly fatal for woman with rare cancer
A Canadian journalist's symptoms were dismissed by her OB-GYN, delaying a diagnosis of aggressive stage 3C neuroendocrine cancer. Her story highlights systemic issues in women's healthcare.
ICE's AI Santa Deportation Ad Sparks Christmas Outrage
A controversial AI-generated ICE video featuring Santa Claus arresting migrants has ignited fierce backlash, accused of perverting Christmas spirit. Critics slam the $3K self-deport offer as dystopian.
Sudbury Non-Profit Leaders in Years-Long Court Conflict
Legal documents reveal a behind-the-scenes legal war between leaders of two Greater Sudbury non-profits dedicated to helping the vulnerable. Get the full story on the internal conflict.
Why You Should Make a 'Ta-Da' List, Not a To-Do List
Discover the power of a year-end 'ta-da' list for self-reflection and thriving. Author Jon Rosemberg and Vancouver's Shelley McArthur share insights on intentional living beyond survival mode.
Expert Tools to Fight Burnout and Stress
Feeling overwhelmed? Psychologists and therapists share essential products and practices, from weighted blankets to mindfulness apps, to help Canadians manage stress and prevent burnout.
Women Athletes Fight Against Restrictive Sports Uniforms
Australian basketball star Erin Phillips leads a growing movement against uncomfortable, sexualized uniforms in women's sports, sparking a global conversation on athlete autonomy and performance.
Edmonton cancer bell ceremony returns after outcry
Alberta Health Services reinstates the cherished bell-ringing ceremony at Edmonton's Cross Cancer Institute after families voiced their concerns. Read the full story of community impact.
10 Perfect Gifts for Introverts in Canada
Struggling to find the perfect gift for the introvert in your life? This curated guide offers 10 thoughtful, recharge-focused gift ideas, from cozy loungewear to boundary-setting tools, available for last-minute holiday delivery.
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