Childhood friends reunite after 40 years in Vancouver park
Two childhood friends from Vancouver defied the odds by reconnecting after four decades through an impromptu football game in a local park, proving that some bonds never break.
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Ukrainian Students in Sask Fear Aid Program Cutoff
Ukrainian students studying in Saskatchewan express growing anxiety as a crucial financial aid program supporting their education faces potential termination, leaving many uncertain about their academic futures.
Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Trump Tariff Authority
The U.S. Supreme Court hears landmark case challenging Trump-era tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, with major implications for presidential trade powers and Canadian exports.
Canada cuts student visas, boosts economic immigration
Canada's new immigration strategy dramatically reduces international student visas while fast-tracking skilled workers and permanent residents to address housing and healthcare pressures.
UPS Boeing 747 Crashes in Kentucky Emergency Landing
A UPS Boeing 747 cargo plane made an emergency landing at Louisville International Airport, resulting in a fiery crash. Get the latest details on the investigation, crew condition, and airport operations.
Air Canada Opens New Café at Vancouver Airport
Air Canada has launched a stunning new café at Vancouver International Airport, offering premium beverages, local treats, and enhanced amenities for travelers. Discover how this new location is transforming the pre-flight experience.
Vancouver Park Board Fights Mayor's Budget Cuts
Vancouver's elected Park Board is taking a stand against city-imposed budget reductions that threaten community services, programs, and maintenance across local parks and recreation facilities.
Monaco Winter Series Kicks Off With International Fleet
The prestigious Monaco Yacht Club launches its Winter Sportsboat Series with 25 elite teams from 7 nations competing in J/70 class racing on the Mediterranean.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre Closed Over Ceiling Damage
The Vancouver Aquatic Centre has been shut down indefinitely after concerning ceiling damage was found during routine maintenance, leaving swimmers and fitness enthusiasts without their downtown facility.
Canada to merge embassies with allies, focus on trade
Global Affairs Canada proposes groundbreaking embassy consolidation with allies and strategic trade focus amid budget constraints - a major transformation of Canadian diplomacy.
Canada cuts foreign aid, research funding to pre-pandemic levels
The Canadian government is implementing significant budget cuts to international assistance and academic research, returning spending to 2019 levels amid fiscal constraints.
Canada's $6B Boost for Business Global Expansion
The Canadian government unveils a massive $6 billion initiative to help businesses scale internationally and compete on the world stage through enhanced trade support programs.
US Proposes 2-Year International Force for Gaza
The United States has formally recommended deploying an international stabilization force to Gaza for up to two years, marking a significant shift in post-conflict planning as Israel-Hamas hostilities continue.
Supply Chains Unprepared for Geopolitical Risks: Study
Groundbreaking DP World research exposes how geopolitical instability threatens global supply chains, with 96% of executives reporting significant disruptions in past year.
U.S. Sets Red Lines for China Amid Rising Tensions
Amid rising geopolitical friction, the United States issues stark warnings to China regarding military support for Russia and escalating tensions in the South China Sea. Expert analysis reveals the high-stakes diplomatic chess game unfolding between the w
Peru cuts diplomatic ties with Mexico over asylum dispute
Peru makes dramatic diplomatic move, cutting relations with Mexico over asylum granted to former president Pedro Castillo's prime minister amid ongoing political turmoil.
New Swimming Deck Coming to Burrard Inlet
Metro Vancouver announces ambitious plan to build permanent swimming deck in Burrard Inlet, marking significant step toward swimmable waterfront and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Canadian toymaker battles Trump tariffs in Supreme Court
A British Columbia-based toymaker is leading the charge against Trump-era tariffs in a Supreme Court showdown that could reshape U.S.-Canada trade relations and protect Canadian businesses from punitive border taxes.
Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Marks 95 Years as Vital Cross-Border Link
Discover how the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel has transformed international travel and trade between Canada and the US over its 95-year history, becoming an engineering marvel and economic lifeline.
U.S. Praises Spain's NATO Commitment Amid Trump Remarks
U.S. officials publicly commend Spain's vital NATO contributions as Spanish defense minister addresses concerns over Trump's alliance threats. Exclusive analysis of European security dynamics.
Ottawa Seeks Feedback on Alcohol in Parks Pilot
Ottawa residents can now voice their opinions on making alcohol consumption legal in city parks as part of a potential pilot project that could transform summer gatherings.
Liberals Expect Less NDP Pushback on Foreign Aid
Internal government documents reveal the Liberal government expects reduced scrutiny on foreign aid spending following the NDP's weakened position after losing seats in the House of Commons.
Halifax CBSA seizes 800kg of drugs for UK
Canadian border agents in Halifax make one of largest drug seizures in port's history, stopping over 800kg of illegal substances hidden in shipping container en route to United Kingdom.
Pregnant British teen freed after Dubai drug conviction
A 19-year-old pregnant British student has been released from Dubai prison after being found guilty of smuggling cocaine. Learn how she avoided a potential life sentence in this dramatic international case.
Ukraine Bolsters Air Defenses with Patriot Systems
Ukraine receives critical Patriot air defense systems from allies to counter Russia's devastating aerial assaults on civilian infrastructure and energy networks.
One World Bazaar: International Treasures in Manotick
Discover unique international treasures at the One World Bazaar in Manotick, where shoppers find handcrafted goods and cultural artifacts from around the world.
Metro Vancouver May Expand Camping Opportunities
Metro Vancouver is exploring significant expansion of regional camping opportunities to meet growing public demand for outdoor recreation access across the region's park system.
Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Celebrates 95th Anniversary
The historic Windsor-Detroit Tunnel celebrates 95 years of operation, serving as a vital economic and cultural link between Canada and the United States while preparing for future innovations.
Trump's Nigeria Christian Persecution Stance Sparks Debate
Former President Donald Trump's administration took a firm position on religious violence in Nigeria, drawing both praise and criticism for its approach to addressing Christian persecution.
Sudbury's Memorial Park Gets $1.5M Facelift
Greater Sudbury embarks on exciting transformation of Memorial Park with new amenities, improved accessibility, and enhanced green spaces for community enjoyment.
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