Politics
Trump Administration to Withdraw 700 Immigration Agents from Minnesota
The Trump administration plans to reduce immigration enforcement personnel in Minnesota by 700 agents, as border czar Tom Homan announces operational changes.
Business
Nasdaq Proposes 'Fast Entry' Rule to Accelerate Large New Listings
Nasdaq has proposed a new 'fast entry' rule designed to expedite the inclusion of significant new listings, potentially streamlining market access for major companies.
Sports
Calgary Mayor Farkas Keeps Future Olympic Bid Possibility Open Despite 2018 Rejection
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas says the city could consider future Winter Olympic bids despite 2018 plebiscite rejection, citing infrastructure needs and Olympic legacy.
Lifestyle
Halifax Gals and Pals: Women's Group Fosters Community and Friendship
Halifax Gals and Pals creates inclusive community events for women and LGBTQ+ members, promoting friendship and social connection in Nova Scotia's capital.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
Abortion Access as a Lifeline for Domestic Violence Survivors
A personal account reveals how abortion access enabled escape from an abusive relationship, with new research showing how restrictions increase danger for pregnant women facing intimate partner violence.
Lung Cancer Risk Calculator Launched in Canada
The Lung Health Foundation introduces an intuitive online tool that helps Canadians assess their lung cancer risk in minutes, using trusted public data to facilitate healthcare conversations.
Lilly Beats Earnings Estimates on Weight-Loss Drug Boom
Eli Lilly reports strong quarterly earnings, exceeding analyst forecasts, and issues an optimistic outlook driven by unprecedented demand for its weight-loss medications.
Cannabis Linked to Youth Psychosis Rise in Canada
New research reveals a 60% increase in psychotic disorders among Ontario youth aged 14-20, with cannabis use identified as a major contributing factor in the concerning trend.
Cigarette Maker Says Federal Policies Hinder Smoking Cessation
Imperial Tobacco argues that recent federal regulations restricting nicotine pouch access are counterproductive, as Statistics Canada data shows smoking rates increased for the first time in over a decade during 2023-2024.