World Leaders Flock to China Amid Trump Trade Shifts
PM Mark Carney leads a wave of Western leaders to Beijing, seeking to mend ties and secure deals as Trump's tariff policies disrupt the global order. Explore the new diplomatic landscape.
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Montreal Jewish community objects to Mein Kampf auction
A rare copy of Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' is up for auction in Montreal, drawing strong objections from the city's Jewish community. The sale raises ethical questions about the trade in hateful historical artifacts.
U.S. Takes $150M Stake in Critical Mineral Firm ATALCO
The Trump administration invests $150 million to establish the U.S.'s only large-scale gallium producer, aiming to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals used in defence and tech.
Rare European robin sighting in Montreal draws attention
A rare European robin has been spotted in Montreal, creating excitement among birdwatchers. Discover the details of this unusual avian visitor and its newfound local fame.
Greenland's Rare Earth Mining Halted by Environment, Infrastructure
Greenland's vast rare earth mineral deposits remain untapped due to extreme Arctic conditions and a critical lack of infrastructure, a major hurdle for global supply chains. Discover the challenges facing resource extraction.
Greenland parties reject U.S. control after Trump threats
Greenland's political leaders firmly state they do not wish to become American, responding to Donald Trump's renewed suggestions of seizing the mineral-rich autonomous territory. Explore the global implications.
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.
Rare Superman comic sells for US$15 million
A pristine copy of Action Comics No. 1, featuring Superman's 1938 debut, has sold for a staggering US$15 million, setting a new benchmark for comic book collectibles.
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.
Vertical Construction Begins at PowerCo St. Thomas Site
Physical structures are now rising at the 350-acre PowerCo site in St. Thomas, Ontario, marking a major milestone for the electric vehicle battery plant project. See the latest developments.
Clarios Launches Trailer Battery Manager for Fleets
Clarios expands its Connected Services Platform with a new Trailer Battery Manager, offering real-time monitoring to prevent delivery failures and optimize cold-chain logistics for Canadian fleets.
Ontario faces road salt shortage, contractors look abroad
Snow removal contractors in Ontario are scrambling to source road salt from outside Canada due to a critical shortage. Learn how this impacts winter road safety and costs.
Windsor girl, 8, fights rare brain cancer with community support
Eight-year-old Lainey McMahon of Windsor is bravely fighting germinoma, a rare brain cancer. Her family shares her journey through treatment and the community's rallying support. Read her inspiring story.
Xusheng wins $1.1B auto parts order from North American automaker
China's Xusheng Group secures a massive US$1.1 billion order to supply auto parts to a major North American automaker, signaling robust trade ties and manufacturing prowess. Discover the details of this landmark deal.
55 Bald Eagles Spotted in Manitoba in Rare Gathering
A stunning video from December 31, 2025, captures 55 bald eagles in trees on a Manitoba property. Witness Gregg Penner describes the rare sight as 'really cool.'
Rare Lynx Family Seen Crossing Road in Northern Ontario
Ontario police captured a rare video of a lynx family crossing a road near Armstrong on New Year's Eve. This unique wildlife sighting highlights northern Ontario's natural beauty.
Aluminum Hits $3,000, First Time Since 2022 on Supply Fears
Aluminum prices break the $3,000 per ton barrier for the first time in over three years. Supply caps in China and European constraints drive the rally, with copper and nickel also posting strong gains.
Windsor Hit Hardest as Trump Trade War Nears Anniversary
As the Trump-launched trade war nears its first anniversary, Windsor, Ontario, stands as the Canadian community most sharply impacted. Explore the economic and political fallout.
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.
First Canadian sighting of rare taiga flycatcher in Vancouver
A rare taiga flycatcher, native to Siberia, has been spotted in Vancouver's West End, marking its first-ever recorded sighting in Canada. Bird watchers are flocking to see it.
Fisherman catches one-in-a-million blue lobster
A New Hampshire lobsterman made a remarkable marine discovery, hauling in a vibrant blue lobster, a genetic anomaly estimated to occur once in every two million.
Coffee Prices Soar in Canada: Key Reasons Explained
The cost of your daily coffee has surged. We analyze the key factors, from climate change to supply chain issues, driving up prices for Canadian consumers. Find out what's behind your pricier cup.
Tesla's multi-billion dollar battery deal collapses
A major battery supply agreement worth billions for Tesla has been terminated, with a final settlement of just over seven thousand dollars. Discover the details behind this stunning corporate reversal.
Rare bird never before seen in Canada spotted in Vancouver
Birdwatchers flocked to a Vancouver park after a Taiga Flycatcher, a species never before recorded in Canada, was photographed. The historic sighting occurred on December 27, 2025.
No fixes for B.C.'s rare disease drug program after 5 months
Five months after Premier David Eby called for change, B.C.'s costly rare disease drug program remains unreformed. The review continues, leaving families in limbo.
Polar bear adopts second cub in rare Manitoba case
In an extraordinary wildlife event, a polar bear in northern Manitoba has adopted a second cub in the wild. Discover the details and significance of this rare occurrence.
12 Products to Save Money & Reduce Waste in Canada
Facing rising costs and supply chain issues? Discover 12 reusable and product-extending items, from beeswax wraps to menstrual cups, that help Canadians save money and cut down on single-use plastics.
Baby Born from Rare Abdominal Pregnancy Beats 1-in-a-Million Odds
A California mother, unaware she was pregnant, gave birth to a healthy baby boy from a rare abdominal pregnancy. Discover the incredible medical miracle that stunned doctors.
Why 2026 Will Be Another Rocky Year for Global Trade
After a year of tariffs in 2025, global trade braces for the consequences in 2026. Key challenges include CUSMA review, supply chain shocks, and shifting trade patterns. Read the analysis.
Winnipeg woman seeks rare cancer trial in Texas
Cynthia Mitchell of Winnipeg fights cholangiocarcinoma, a rare bile duct cancer, and is seeking access to a clinical trial in Texas. Diagnosed in 2021, she remains determined in her battle.
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