Communities
Hawaii braces for Hurricane Nolo as Mexico faces threat from Hurricane Polo
The storm could strengthen into a catastrophic event, with forecasters warning of flash floods and mudslides on the Big Island.
Communities
Politics
B.C. attorney general demands Criminal Code changes after report on shooter's AI use
A new report details how the Tumbler Ridge shooter allegedly used ChatGPT to plan the attack and evade safety measures.
Politics
Quebec premier alleges U.S. interference as election nears
Christine Fréchette says she has contacted CSIS and wants a meeting with the prime minister after reports of American efforts to support sovereigntists.
Crime & Justice
Airdrie man charged with six counts of sexual assault after groping incidents at stores
Police allege the 30-year-old man targeted women at Walmart and No Frills locations in Airdrie and Calgary.
Canada
Rookie Kazuma Okamoto Powers Blue Jays to 6-5 Victory Over Reds
Toronto's rookie slugger drives in three runs with two doubles as the Blue Jays snap a three-game losing streak.
Tech & Science
Canadian literary prizes rely on publishers to detect AI-written books amid growing scrutiny
Major Canadian literary awards say they depend on publishers to verify human authorship as AI-generated writing sparks controversy in global book prizes.
Canada
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. apologizes for comments about $500M Blue Jays contract
Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. issued a heartfelt public apology for controversial remarks about his historic $500 million contract, acknowledging the comments misrepresented his commitment as he endures his worst full MLB season.
Health Canada recalls Galanz retro fridges over fire risk, urges immediate action
Health Canada has recalled over 10,000 Galanz retro-style refrigerators sold between 2018-2020 due to electrical components that may short circuit and ignite, posing fire and burn hazards. Consumers are advised to stop using affected models immediately.
TikTok Shop Tightens Gambling Rules, Restricts Card Breaks to Platform-Controlled Surprise Sets
TikTok Shop has revised its gambling policies multiple times since May, banning most trading card break formats while expanding its proprietary Surprise Sets auction feature across multiple merchandise categories, amid legal scrutiny over whether such sales constitute illegal gambling.
Communities
Nine Islamic schools on high alert after email threatens 'slaughter' of Muslims
Police across multiple provinces are investigating hate-motivated threats sent to Islamic schools, prompting heightened security measures and community concern about rising Islamophobia in Canada.
Business
Alaska governor dismisses U.S. invasion of Canada as impossible scenario
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy called the idea of a U.S. military attack on Canada 'shocking' and impossible during a business forum in Banff, emphasizing the close relationship between the two nations.
Canada
Filipino-Canadians celebrate cultural milestone as 'Forgotten Island' brings representation to the big screen
DreamWorks' new animated feature 'Forgotten Island' marks a historic moment for Filipino representation with its Toronto premiere, featuring authentic cultural elements and a star-studded Filipino voice cast.
Business
A Toronto Food Writer's Essential 9-Stop Tour for Visitors
A veteran Toronto food writer shares the nine restaurants she always recommends to out-of-town visitors, from historic markets to buzzy new hotspots.