Politics
Sweden Prepares Prisons for 13-Year-Old Gang Killers
Sweden is adapting its prison system to accommodate young gang members as young as 13 convicted of murder, reflecting a severe escalation in gang violence.
Business
FIFA World Cup reality check: Will Toronto's transit-first plan work?
As Toronto prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, its 'transit-first' mobility plan faces scrutiny. Can the city deliver on its promise of efficient public transit during the global event?
Sports
Pele's World Cup Jersey to Be Auctioned by Sotheby's Ahead of Tournament
Sotheby's announces auction of Pele's jersey as the World Cup approaches, with the iconic item expected to fetch a high price from collectors and fans.
Lifestyle
Airbnb Invests $550K in Bracebridge, Gravenhurst Ahead of World Cup
Airbnb is investing $550,000 in Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, and other Ontario communities to boost tourism infrastructure ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Health
Environment
Delivery Robots on Vancouver Sidewalks: A Critical Look
A Vancouver pilot program for autonomous delivery robots sparks debate over accessibility, safety, and the future of public space on city sidewalks.
Calgary Braces for More Rain as Rivers Remain High
Rain continues in Calgary as a persistent storm keeps rivers high. Residents are urged to stay cautious amid ongoing wet weather and potential flooding risks.
Elephant-Sized Meteor Sparks Speculation Across New England
A meteor as heavy as an elephant produced two loud booms over Cambridge, Mass., sparking widespread speculation across New England.
Toronto to see 'building humidity' as warm weather continues
Toronto is expected to face 'building humidity' by the end of the work week as warm weather continues, with temperatures rising and increased moisture in the air.
Tick Migration Expands Lyme Disease Risk in Windsor-Essex
Health officials warn that expanding tick populations in Windsor-Essex increase Lyme disease risk, even in urban parks and yards. Surveillance and prevention tips urged.
