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A significant earthquake occurred near Haida Gwaii archipelago off British Columbia's coast. The 6.5 magnitude event, at 33km depth, prompted no tsunami warnings or immediate damage reports.
G7 foreign ministers strongly denounce Iran's export of ballistic missiles to Russia. They call for an immediate halt to weapon transfers, citing threats to Ukrainian and international security.
Toronto film festival suspends screenings of controversial Russian documentary after protests. Ukrainian Canadians continue demonstrations despite decision, highlighting tensions over war representation.
Pope Francis criticizes U. S. presidential candidates and reaffirms controversial stances. His 11-year papacy marked by outspoken views on various issues, including LGBTQ+ rights and global conflicts.
Prime Minister Trudeau emphasizes collective bargaining in Air Canada pilots dispute, resisting calls for pre-strike intervention. Potential strike could impact 110,000 daily passengers and freight operations.
A military court in Congo has sentenced 37 people to death for a failed coup attempt. The defendants, including three Americans, were convicted of terrorism and other charges. The verdict can be appealed.
Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair reveals ongoing discussions about joining AUKUS, a security partnership aimed at countering China's influence in the Asia-Pacific region. Canada seeks a larger security role in Asia.
Solar storms expected to cause faint auroras in Northern Hemisphere. Visibility possible in Canada and northern U.S. states, with potential for southern expansion if storms intensify.
Swedish battery maker Northvolt scales back operations, sparking doubts about Europe's EV battery production capabilities. The company's struggles highlight the continent's dependence on Asian suppliers.
A North Dakota judge has ruled the state constitution protects abortion rights, overturning a recent ban. The decision paves the way for legal abortions to resume in the state after more than a year.
The Organization of American States' support for Israel contrasts sharply with Latin American countries' opposition to the Gaza war, potentially eroding the OAS's regional relevance and driving nations to alternative forums.
Frito-Lay upgrades to global FIFA sponsor for upcoming World Cups, introducing "fan of the match" award. Deal covers 2026 men's and 2027 women's tournaments, expanding brand's soccer presence.
Richard Powers' latest novel "Playground" explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, environmental crisis, and human relationships through multiple intertwining narratives, offering a unique vision of Earth's future.
Iran is increasingly using criminal gangs to attack exiled journalists and activists, complicating efforts to protect targets. Recent plots reveal a shift in Tehran's approach to silencing critics overseas.
Mexico's Senate approves judicial overhaul, raising concerns about credit rating. Moody's warns of potential economic impact and international challenges, as reform faces scrutiny from trade allies.
Jackie Winsor, a sculptor who blended minimalism with handcrafted techniques, has passed away at 82. Her unique approach to sculpture, using simple forms and building materials, left a lasting impact on the art world.
Canada learns from Cyprus on handling migrants and evacuees, focusing on women and children's needs. The importance of women in peace processes, including Cyprus' own division, is highlighted.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre urges NDP to support motion against Liberal government. NDP's Jagmeet Singh remains non-committal, emphasizing decisions based on Canadians' interests.
Three contenders for Commonwealth secretary-general position support reparations for slavery and colonialism. The issue gains traction as the organization prepares for leadership election in Samoa this October.
Business organizations call on Ottawa to prevent an Air Canada pilots' strike, citing potential supply chain disruptions and reputational damage. The airline plans to suspend operations amid wage disputes.
Mexico's Senate has given general approval to a sweeping judicial reform, allowing judges to be elected by popular vote. The move has sparked concerns about rule of law and economic impacts.
Mexico's Senate passed a contentious judicial reform allowing citizens to elect judges, sparking concerns about democratic stability. The ruling party narrowly secured the required votes amid fierce opposition and protests.
Vice President Kamala Harris slightly outperforms Donald Trump in their first debate, impacting prediction markets and currency movements. Experts note the election remains close as economic policies take center stage.
A Pakistani man on a Canadian student visa was arrested for allegedly planning an attack on a Jewish center in Brooklyn. The case raises questions about Canada's immigration and security measures.
Mexican senators engage in heated debate over a judicial reform proposal, amid accusations of manipulation and protests. The reform aims to revolutionize judge selection and court structure, sparking domestic and international concerns.
A Pakistani man on a Canadian student visa was arrested for allegedly planning an attack on a New York Jewish center. The case highlights concerns about security and international student policies.
Canada considers imposing surtaxes on Chinese critical minerals, batteries, and tech products. This follows recent tariffs on Chinese vehicles and metals, potentially escalating trade tensions between the two nations.
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Bank of Canada Governor warns of challenges in meeting inflation targets due to global trade shifts. The central bank balances inflation control with economic growth amid changing trade landscape.
Vice President Kamala Harris faces challenges in reconciling U. S. foreign policy with a "rules-based order" approach, particularly regarding Israel's actions in Gaza and alliances with autocratic regimes.