Canadian intern at NATO military HQ arrested in Belgium on spying charge
A Canadian woman of Chinese origin who was an intern at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on spying charges, Belgian prosecutors said on Saturday.
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High unemployment in Kelowna making it hard for young people to find work
Some have handed out résumé after résumé, only to hear nothing back. Hooman Matin says he visited more than 20 stores before finally getting an interview
More than 250,000 people flee their homes in France and Spain as wildfires burn
Wildfires across France and Spain have forced more than 250,000 people to evacuate as crews battle fast-moving flames fuelled by extreme heat.
Feds received more than 21,000 emails on proposed changes to major project reviews
Ottawa received more than 21,000 emails on proposed changes to major project reviews, including plans to approve some projects before assessments.
ICC removes chief prosecutor over sexual misconduct allegations
By a large majority, the International Criminal Court’s 125-member states ousted British barrister Karim Khan, the first time in its history the court has made such a move.
‘I’m not leaving’: Some B.C. residents vow to defend homes from wildfires
As wildfires intensify across Canada, a transportation expert says governments need a national firefighting strategy focused on prevention instead of evacuation.
‘Game-changer’: Canada marks Gordie Howe bridge opening amid trade tensions
Prime Minister Mark Carney, who is visiting a national park in Newfoundland and Labrador to highlight the Canada Strong Pass, will be skipping the event.
Meet the donkey brigade that’s helping curb wildfires in Spain
Research shows that the use of grazing animals can reduce the rate at which fires spread and therefore make them easier to control and put out.
Does Canada have leverage in Trump trade war? What premiers, experts say
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that 'everything is on the table' as governments weigh how to respond to the 50 per cent tariff threat from the Trump administration.
Doug Ford slumps to 24% approval rating amidst spending scandal
New public opinion research has the Liberals at 38 per cent, ahead of the governing PCs, who sit at 33 per cent. The NDP trail at 21 per cent, with the Greens at three per cent.
Trump says ‘show must go on’ at rescheduled correspondents’ dinner
Trump addressed the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner as organizers honoured Secret Service officer Victor Gonzales for his actions during April's shooting.
WestJet passengers can change or cancel flights ahead of looming strike
Earlier this month, WestJet flight attendants voted 99.4 per cent in favour of a strike, meaning that 4,400 union members could legally walk off the job as early as Aug. 2.
Charges laid against 2 hikers with off-leash dog followed by grizzly in Banff
The video of the encounter depicts two people — a man visible on camera and a woman recording — backing up along a trail as the grizzly follows closely in Banff National Park.
Qantas jet lands in Australia after 19-hour non-stop test flight from France
The Australian carrier plans to start selling tickets for its non-stop flight in February, CEO Vanessa Hudson told an event in Toulouse, France, in June, Reuters reported.
Federal government halts Billy Bishop Airport expansion
Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria said the province remains committed to advancing airport expansion.
U.S. says it supports Canada’s sovereign AI goals, wants more partnership
A policy briefing by the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa also exposed key differences in the two countries' approach, particularly on the issues of trust and safety.
Trump says original Gordie Howe bridge deal is dead, contradicting Carney
Trump's post on Truth Social came during a ribbon-cutting ceremony being held by Canadian officials in Windsor to mark the opening of the new bridge to Detroit.
What’s driving WestJet strike threat? Union says ‘unpaid work’ is key issue
A strike would effectively ground Canada’s second-largest airline in the middle of the August long weekend, a major travel period between Aug. 1 and the Aug. 3 statutory holiday.
Carney aims to reverse $1 trillion in foreign capital flight over 2 days in September
There's a greater 'enthusiasm' from the business community to invest in Canada over the last year, according to Business Council of Canada vice-president Marc Desormeaux.
Alto high-speed rail company considering Kingston stop despite concerns
Transport Action Canada supports a proposed Kingston stop on Alto's high-speed rail line but says poor integration with Via Rail could undermine the project's benefits.
Montreal jazz legend Oliver Jones remembered as a virtuoso, mentor and humble man
The acclaimed pianist is being remembered not only for his extraordinary talent, but also for his generosity, humility and commitment to mentoring future generations of musicians.
Google hit with US$1B fine as EU says app store, search stifles competition
It was the latest major crackdown on Big Tech by the European Union, which has led the world in reining in some of the world’s largest companies from Silicon Valley to Beijing.
D4vd murder case: Possible bloodstains detected at singer’s home and car
A judge is expected to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to allow the case to proceed to trial following the hearing, which is expected to last three to five days.
Trump says Saudi Arabia nuclear deal subject to normalizing Israel ties
Trump said the deal does not allow for enrichment of uranium, yet nonproliferation experts say the deal fails to include guardrails to prevent enrichment to weapons-grade levels.