Politics
Al-Quds Rally in Toronto Proceeds Despite Premier Ford's Injunction Request
Premier Doug Ford has called for an injunction to halt the Al-Quds rally in Toronto, labeling it a source of hate, but organizers confirm it will proceed as planned.
Business
Saskatchewan Startup School Cultivates Local Entrepreneurial Success Stories
A Saskatchewan-based startup school is empowering local entrepreneurs with the skills and support needed to launch thriving businesses, fostering economic growth and innovation in the province.
Sports
Maple Leafs Captain Auston Matthews Out for Season with Knee Injury
Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 NHL season after suffering a Grade 3 MCL tear in his left knee during a game against the Anaheim Ducks.
Lifestyle
Travel Safety Alert: Why Packing a Carbon Monoxide Detector Could Save Your Life
Experts urge travelers to include portable carbon monoxide detectors in their luggage to prevent silent poisoning risks in hotels, rentals, and cabins during getaways.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
B.C. Senior's Death on Belize Catamaran Ruled a Fall
A Canadian family has been informed that a fall led to the death of a senior from British Columbia discovered on a catamaran off the coast of Belize, as authorities conclude the investigation.
Boil Water Advisory in Southwest Calgary
Residents in a southwest Calgary neighborhood must boil water due to potential contamination. Authorities advise using boiled or bottled water for drinking and cooking.
Ontario Ends Funding for Supervised Consumption Sites: Advocates
The Ford government in Ontario is set to terminate funding for the province's remaining supervised consumption sites, according to advocates. This move raises concerns about public health and addiction support services.
Blood Test Predicts Dementia Risk in Women Decades Early
A new study reveals that measuring p-tau217 protein levels in blood can forecast dementia risk in women up to 25 years before symptoms appear, with implications for early intervention and personalized care.
B.C. Toxic Drug Crisis: Five Daily Deaths Persist
British Columbia's toxic drug crisis continues to claim nearly five lives daily, with over 16,000 deaths since the 2016 public health emergency declaration. New data reveals fentanyl remains prevalent, and youth deaths are increasing.