Global coal consumption reached a new record in 2022 and is expected to remain at high levels this year, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA’s latest market …
A wildland firefighter from Ontario tragically lost his life while assisting in the battle against the largest wildfire in British Columbia’s history. The 25-year-old firefighter was working in a remote …
Given the tremendous demand for Ozempic, a popular drug used for treating diabetes and promoting weight loss, it is not uncommon to know someone who is either starting or already …
Newly released body camera footage from the Paradise Valley Police Department in Arizona shows retired Supreme Court of Canada Justice Russell Brown singing “in a tuxedo” before an alleged alcohol-fueled …
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted July 28, 2023 1:34 pm Descrease article font size Increase article font size Canada’s new justice minister says he plans to tell his staff …
As a sold-out crowd of more than 10,000 impatiently await witnessing some Canadian Football League action in Halifax on Saturday, the league’s top executive is more enthusiastic than ever about …
The federal government will speed up its efforts to provide disaster relief to areas of Nova Scotia affected by last weekend’s flooding, according to deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland. Speaking …
With seven new ministers in the cabinet and 23 cabinet members changing their jobs, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made significant changes to his inner circle. With key priorities already …
As gonorrhea rates increase in Canada, health officials are warning that the infection is becoming more resistant to antibiotics, potentially leading to untreatable cases. The World Health Organization (WHO) has …
A senior U.S. military official who is likely to become the head of NORAD has committed to having “tough conversations” with Canada regarding defense spending. Lt.-Gen. Gregory Guillot, who is …