Business
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an order directing federal agencies to exclude Canadian products from government procurement, citing Ottawa's 'Buy Canadian' policy as discriminatory. The move escalates ongoing trade tensions and could affect over $280 billion in annual trade under WTO procurement agreements.
By Marcus Lowe · September 16, 2026
Health & Life
A diver was transported to hospital following an apparent white shark encounter in Percé, Quebec, marking an exceptionally rare incident in Canadian waters that has prompted suspension of local diving operations.
By Priya Anand · September 16, 2026
Health & Life
Toronto's franchise center expresses confidence in the organization's sweeping changes as he returns to full health, detailing his commitment to the team's Stanley Cup aspirations under fresh leadership.
By Priya Anand · September 17, 2026
Tech & Science
Top U.S. military officials announce plans to extend warfare capabilities to cislunar space amid growing tensions with China and Russia, while raising questions about international space treaties.
By Daniel Cormier · September 16, 2026
Tech & Science
Meteorologists warn a record-strength El Niño could bring extreme weather, drought risks, and temperature swings across Canada through 2027.
By Daniel Cormier · September 16, 2026
Communities
Siddharth Jawahar of Swiftarc Capital LLC defrauded 64 investors while living lavishly on stolen funds, according to federal prosecutors. The scheme included Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce among its victims.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 16, 2026
Communities
Surrey's mayor says two high-risk offenders released days apart are 'not welcome' as police emphasize supervision measures amid public safety concerns.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 17, 2026
iGaming
Bally's Corp executives defended progress on their Chicago casino while announcing major financing for their New York City development amid regulatory challenges.
By Elise Tremblay · September 14, 2026
Canada
A new interactive Harry Potter art experience featuring iconic locations from the wizarding world will open in Toronto next fall with tickets going on sale this month.
By Elise Tremblay · September 15, 2026
Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney pitches private sector operations at Canada’s four largest airports while Ottawa retains ownership, sparking debate over traveller costs, regulatory oversight and the future of aviation infrastructure.
By Elise Tremblay · September 15, 2026
Business
Two weeks after a severe storm battered the GTA, residents are struggling with insurance claims while repair businesses face unprecedented demand.
By Marcus Lowe · September 16, 2026
Business
The House passed its third war powers resolution to halt military action in Iran, facing likely veto while the $38 billion conflict disrupts oil markets and impacts midterm election campaigns.
By Marcus Lowe · September 16, 2026