North Korea Test-Fires Long-Range Cruise Missiles
North Korea has conducted a test launch of long-range cruise missiles, according to state media reports. The test underscores ongoing regional tensions and weapons development.
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Driver charged after failing roadside sobriety test on Hwy. 557
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges after a driver failed a roadside sobriety test on Highway 557. Get the details on this Northern Ontario incident.
Edmonton parking ban in effect after holiday snowfall
Edmonton activates a Phase 1 parking ban to clear major snow accumulation from roads. The ban starts Sunday and could last up to five days, with $250 fines for violations.
Edmonton Citywide Parking Ban Begins Sunday Morning
A citywide parking ban will be in effect in Edmonton starting Sunday morning, December 28, 2025, to facilitate snow removal operations. Residents must move vehicles or face tickets and towing.
20 wickets tumble on wild Day 1 of Ashes Test
Australia leads by 46 runs after a staggering 20 wickets fell on a record-breaking first day of the fourth Ashes Test at the MCG. Read the full match analysis.
Winnipeg residential parking ban lifted
The City of Winnipeg has officially lifted its residential parking ban, allowing residents to park on streets again. Get the latest details on the city's snow clearing efforts.
113 tickets issued in Edmonton's Phase 1 parking ban
The City of Edmonton has issued 113 tickets during the first phase of its seasonal parking ban. Learn about the enforcement details and how the ban affects snow clearing operations.
Edmonton Ends Major Road Parking Ban After Snow Plowing
The City of Edmonton has ended its Phase 1 parking ban on arterial and collector roads as crews make headway. The ban concluded at 7 a.m. on December 22.
Edmonton's seasonal parking ban ends Monday morning
The City of Edmonton's seasonal parking ban is ending Monday morning, allowing residents to resume on-street parking. Get the details on the city's snow-clearing efforts.
Winnipeg residential parking ban now in effect
A residential parking ban is now active in Winnipeg. The city urges residents to find alternate parking to facilitate snow clearing operations. Learn the details and how it affects you.
Trump Admin Reverses Biden-Era Land Mine Policy
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reversed a policy banning antipersonnel land mines, allowing global use. The move, detailed in a new memo, is framed as a strategic necessity. Read the full analysis.
Cannabix Launches Marijuana Breath Test Videos as U.S. Policy Shifts
Cannabix Technologies Inc. releases new product videos for its Marijuana Breath Test, highlighting a solution for roadside and workplace safety as cannabis reclassification progresses in the U.S.
Canada's Duty to Correct Indigenous Dispossession
Chief Kelly LaRocca argues Canada must move beyond symbolic gestures to address the cumulative policies that dispossessed Indigenous peoples. Read her call for tangible action.
Man accused of using impersonator in DNA paternity test
Two Michigan men face charges after one allegedly used the other to impersonate him during a court-ordered DNA paternity test. The unusual case highlights attempts to subvert legal processes.
Denmark seeks ban on face veils in schools and universities
The Danish government announces plans to prohibit burqas and niqabs in schools and universities. Explore the details and implications of this proposed policy shift.
Trump adds Palestinian Authority, Syria to visa restriction list
U.S. President Donald Trump expands travel ban to 27 countries, including Palestinian Authority and Syria, citing compromised vetting abilities after recent conflicts. Details on the new restrictions.
England's Ashes Crisis, Cameron Green's $2.7M IPL Deal
England faces elimination in the crucial third Ashes Test in Adelaide. Meanwhile, Australia's Cameron Green becomes the IPL's most expensive overseas player at $2.7 million. Full analysis inside.
Ottawa's 2025 Winter Weather Parking Ban Rules Explained
Learn when and how the City of Ottawa enforces winter parking bans to keep roads clear for snowplows. Essential info for residents to avoid tickets and towing.
WHO Chief Upbeat on Finalizing Pandemic Treaty
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus expresses confidence in resolving the final contentious issue of a global pandemic treaty, aiming for a deal in 2025. Learn about the progress and challenges.
Ontario's Standardized Test Results Disappoint Minister
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra announced an expert review of student assessment after the latest EQAO standardized test results showed insufficient progress in reading, writing, and math.
LandSpace Reusable Rocket Test Fails to Complete
Chinese private aerospace firm LandSpace did not complete a key test of its reusable rocket technology. The mission, aimed at advancing China's space ambitions, encountered issues during the December 3rd flight.
Jon Stewart Ridicules Trump's MRI Explanation
Jon Stewart dismantles Donald Trump's claim he didn't know what his MRI scanned. The comedian's monologue questions the logic and highlights the White House's later clarification.
HIV Edmonton Aims to End Stigma on World AIDS Day
HIV Edmonton marks World AIDS Day by challenging stigma and promoting compassion. Learn about their mission and the importance of seeing people, not the virus.
New HIV guidelines urge doctors to stop gatekeeping PrEP
New Canadian HIV prevention guidelines call for an end to 'gatekeeping' PrEP, urging doctors to offer the preventive medication more readily. Learn about the shift in public health strategy.
Trump's MRI Claim Sparks Health, Truthfulness Questions
Former President Trump's claim of a 'perfect' MRI, while admitting he didn't know what it was for, draws criticism and raises questions about transparency and cognitive fitness ahead of the election.
Anglo-Teck Deal Clears Canada Security Test
Canada's national security review for Anglo American's proposed Teck Resources takeover has lapsed, clearing one major hurdle. The deal now faces a crucial economic benefit assessment.
Lawyers appeal $470M fee reduction in treaty case
Northern Ontario lawyers challenge decision slashing legal fees from $510M to $40M after securing $10B settlement for Robinson Huron Treaty First Nations. Follow the appeal.
Trump Blasts NY Times Over Energy Level Claims
Donald Trump unleashed a 300-word social media rebuttal after The New York Times suggested he's showing fatigue. The former president defended his cognitive abilities and physical stamina.
Silica Sand Extraction Test Proposed Near La Salle
A silica sand company proposes test extraction in La Salle and Sanford areas. Learn about the project details and potential impacts on the local community.
Ontario EQAO Test Results to be Released Next Week
Ontario's delayed EQAO standardized test results will be publicly released next week, Education Minister Paul Calandra confirms. Get the latest on provincial education assessment.
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