TORONTO — Canadian authorities have arrested an Indian national at Toronto Pearson International Airport in connection with a $7.5 million fraud scheme that targeted elderly
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hooting at Fort Smith Fireweed Festival Triggers Lockdown; Events Suspended
FORT SMITH, N.W.T. — A shooting incident during the annual Fireweed Festival in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, has forced organizers to halt all events as
Canadian Retail Sales Rise 0.6% to $74.3 Billion in June, Boosted by General Merchandise and Apparel
OTTAWA — Retail sales in Canada recorded a slight rebound in June, rising by 0.6% month-over-month to reach $74.3 billion, according to data released by
Mark Carney announces matching tariffs on key American imports after trade deadline expires
OTTAWA — Canada has announced plans to hit back at the United States with equivalent retaliatory tariffs starting September 8, following the failure of last-minute
Alberta government to hold first AI data centre town hall in central town of Lacombe
EDMINTON- Amid growing public outrage against proposed Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centres in the Canadian province of Alberta, a series of public town hall meetings
Residents allowed to return home after propane tanker crash in Greely
OTTAWA- Hundreds of residents were evacuated from the area following a propane tanker rollover and subsequent gas leak on the roadside in Greely, south Ottawa.
Showers, risk of thunderstorms in Toronto
TORONTO- Toronto residents woke up to showers on Wednesday morning, with a risk of thunderstorms persisting throughout the day before conditions clear up by late
18 arrested, 91 warrants executed in Calgary police co-ordinated enforcement initiative
CALGARY- Eighteen people were arrested in Calgary, Canada, during a joint enforcement initiative conducted by local police and the Alberta Sheriffs’ Fugitive Apprehension Sheriffs Support
Post-secondary students worried over money as school year begins
HALIFAX- As Canadian higher education institutions prepare to reopen, reports indicate growing financial stress and anxiety among students. Sharply rising tuition fees, housing costs, and
U of T Law Bans Laptops in Classrooms to Boost Critical Thinking
TORONTO- The University of Toronto’s Jackman Faculty of Law is banning laptops in select classrooms starting this September semester, instructing students to take notes by
