Cuba's Power Grid Producing Only Half of Nation's Needs
Cuba faces a severe energy crisis, generating only enough electricity for half its needs. The situation highlights ongoing infrastructure challenges and impacts daily life.
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Cuba Holds Mass Rally Decrying U.S. Action in Venezuela
Thousands in Havana protest the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the killing of Cuban officers. Get the latest on the escalating international crisis.
Canada warns travellers to exercise high caution in Cuba
The Canadian government has updated its travel advisory for Cuba, urging citizens to exercise a high degree of caution due to ongoing concerns. Learn the details and safety tips.
Funding Extended for National Suicide Crisis Helpline
Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel announces continued funding for Canada's suicide crisis helpline, a critical mental health resource. Learn about the government's commitment to saving lives.
Ukraine's power grid in crisis after Russian winter attacks
Ukraine's energy minister warns of an unprecedented challenge to the nation's battered power grid following relentless Russian air strikes, leaving citizens without heat and power in deep winter.
IPS Launches New Corporate Website for Enhanced Digital Experience
Integrated Power Services (IPS) launches a redesigned corporate website, www.ips.co, offering improved digital tools for customers and partners. Explore their expanded electrical solutions.
32 Cuban officers killed in U.S. Venezuela strike repatriated
Cuba mourns as bodies of 32 military officers killed during a U.S. operation in Venezuela are returned. Tensions remain high as the U.S. threat persists. Read the latest developments.
Military aid arrives at Manitoba First Nation with water issues
Canadian Armed Forces members are assessing damage from a prolonged power outage in a northern Manitoba First Nation, escalating the response to the community's water crisis. Learn about the ongoing situation.
Alberta ER Doctor: Health Crisis Was 'Predictable'
Dr. Raj Sherman warns Alberta's health care crisis was avoidable. Get the full story on the systemic failures and the urgent call for solutions.
Trudeau to Speak at Soft Power Summit in Davos
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set for a major international speaking engagement at the Global Soft Power Summit in Davos, Switzerland, alongside the World Economic Forum meetings. Discover Canada's ranking and his post-political life.
Jackery Portable Power Station 50% Off on Amazon
The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station is now half price on Amazon Canada. Get reliable backup power for emergencies, camping, and more at just $398.99.
Cuba Feels Pressure as Trump Cuts Off Venezuelan Oil
The Trump administration's halt of Venezuelan oil shipments leaves Cuba in a precarious energy position. Explore the geopolitical and economic implications for the island nation.
Federal push for stronger Western Canada power grid ties
The federal government is working to improve electrical interconnections between Western provinces, citing surging energy demands from AI data centres and the need for grid reliability. Learn about the plans and funding.
Cuba's Diaz-Canel Denies Talks, Defies U.S. Threats
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel denies diplomatic talks with Washington, vows national defense after Trump threatens to cut off all Venezuelan oil support. Explore the escalating tensions.
Cuba Halts U.S. Talks Following Trump Threats
Cuban President confirms diplomatic talks with the United States are frozen following threats from former U.S. President Donald Trump. Get the latest on this escalating foreign policy standoff.
Trump to Cuba: 'Make a deal before it's too late'
U.S. President Donald Trump warns Cuba its Venezuelan oil and money will stop. He urges Havana to negotiate as tensions rise. Read the latest on this geopolitical shift.
Trump issues 'too late' warning to Cuba in new deal demand
Former U.S. President Donald Trump delivers a stark warning to Cuba, urging immediate negotiations. Explore the geopolitical implications for Canada and global relations.
Windsor Crisis Response Team Answers 4,210 Calls in 2025
Windsor's Mobile Crisis Rapid Response Team responded to 4,210 calls in 2025, a critical service blending mental health support with policing. Learn about their impact and future.
Manitoba community on edge under boil water advisory
Residents of Pimicikamak Cree Nation face ongoing water insecurity after power outages. While help is promised, the community remains under a boil water advisory, highlighting critical infrastructure needs.
More aid sent to Manitoba First Nation with frozen water pipes
Provincial and federal officials tour a Manitoba First Nation after a power outage led to frozen pipes. Additional workers and heaters are being deployed to address the urgent crisis.
Manitoba First Nation reeling from days-long power outage
A First Nation community in northern Manitoba is struggling in the aftermath of a multi-day power blackout, highlighting urgent infrastructure needs. Read about the ongoing challenges.
U.S.-Cuba Tensions Rise After Venezuela Operation
Following the capture of Venezuela's Maduro, U.S. officials suggest Cuba could be next. Havana protests as experts debate the island's resilience. Explore the escalating crisis.
Cuba names 32 officers killed in U.S. Venezuela operation
Cuba has detailed the deaths of 32 officers during a U.S. military operation in Caracas that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The U.S. defends the attack as Maduro reportedly resisted.
Trump's Next Targets After Venezuela: Colombia, Cuba, Greenland
Following the capture of Venezuela's Maduro, President Trump hints at further actions in the hemisphere. Analysis of potential targets Colombia, Cuba, and Greenland, and the geopolitical fallout.
Cuba faces uncertainty after U.S. topples Venezuelan leader
Cuba's economy and political stability are thrown into question following the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Analysis of the regional fallout and Canadian reactions.
Cuba Mourns 32 Officers, Fears Economic Collapse After Venezuela Strike
Cuba mourns 32 security officers killed in a U.S. strike in Venezuela. The loss of its closest ally threatens Cuba's oil supply, risking blackouts and economic catastrophe. Experts analyze the grim future.
Trump: Cuba to Fall Without U.S. Action After Maduro Capture
Following the capture of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, U.S. leaders warn Cuba's regime is on the brink of collapse, citing its economic dependence on Caracas. Read the latest analysis.
Vancouver renters share rooms with strangers in housing crisis
Desperate renters in Vancouver are agreeing to share bedrooms with strangers and live without tenancy protections due to soaring rents. Learn about the risks and legal loopholes.
Trump Targets Greenland, Warns Colombia and Cuba Post-Venezuela
President Trump renews calls for a U.S. takeover of Greenland, issues threats to Colombia over cocaine, and warns Cuba's government is in trouble following the Venezuela operation. Analysis of hemispheric strategy.
Cuba: 32 officers killed in U.S. action in Venezuela
Cuba alleges a U.S. operation in Venezuela led to the deaths of 32 Cuban officers. The incident escalates tensions between Havana and Washington. Read the full report.
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