SEOUL — North Korea has conducted a significant live-fire test of its multiple rocket launch systems, a move widely seen as a defiant response to
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Iran Issues Port Evacuation Warnings as Gulf Tensions Reach Critical Point
CAIRO — As the conflict in the Middle East enters its third week, Iran has dramatically escalated tensions by demanding the evacuation of three major
China Surrounds Taiwan with 26 Warplanes and 7 Naval Vessels as Tensions Escalate
TAIPEI — Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense reported a sharp increase in Chinese military activity around the island on Sunday, detecting 26 military aircraft and
Zelenskyy Signals Readiness for Peace; Trilateral Talks on the Horizon Amid Middle East Concerns
KIEV — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed his readiness for the next stage of negotiations aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Following signals from
Maple 2.0: Quebec Syrup Producers Turn to AI and Automation Amid Global Demand Surge
MONTREAL — The traditional maple syrup industry in Quebec is undergoing a significant technological transformation, moving toward a model known as “Maple 2.0.” Facing a
Severe Wind and Snow Alerts Issued for Southern Ontario and GTA
TORONTO — Environment Canada has issued a high-priority weather warning for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and much of Southern Ontario, as a potent combination
Major Opium Seizure at Pacific Highway Border: Truck Driver Arrested
VANCOUVER — Border agents in Metro Vancouver have arrested a truck driver following a massive drug bust involving the attempted smuggling of opium from the
TELUS Digital Investigates Major Cyberattack Following Security Breach
EDMONTON — TELUS Corporation has officially confirmed that its global IT and customer service arm, TELUS Digital, was targeted in a significant cyberattack. Spokesperson Richard
US President Vows to Secure Strait of Hormuz with Multi-Nation Naval Task Force
WASHINGTON D.C. — US President Donald Trump has announced a major military initiative to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical
High Operating Costs Force Canada to Shut Down Decades-Old ‘Weatheradio’ Service
OTTAWA – Environment Canada has announced the decommissioning of its iconic Weatheradio service, a move that ends decades of real-time weather forecasting and emergency broadcasting