Seattle Airport Fuel Crisis on Pipeline Shutdown
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport faces a jet fuel shortage due to a pipeline spill and shutdown, threatening Thanksgiving travel. Airlines are implementing contingency plans.
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Halifax Security Forum to Examine Democracy's Future
The three-day Halifax International Security Forum begins November 21, 2025, bringing global leaders to discuss democracy's challenges and opportunities. Learn about key discussions.
Pakistan kills 23 militants in border raids
Pakistani security forces intensify operations near Afghan border, eliminating 23 militants in recent raids. Latest developments in ongoing counter-terrorism efforts.
Halifax Security Forum Lacks U.S. Leadership
The Halifax International Security Forum returns for 2025 without participation from U.S. leadership, raising questions about international security cooperation. Learn about the implications.
WestJet London-Winnipeg flights return spring 2026
WestJet announces the return of direct flights between London, Ontario and Winnipeg starting spring 2026, reconnecting two Canadian cities after service hiatus. Book your travel now!
Flight diverted after husband's false bomb claim about wife
A United Airlines flight from Dallas to Chicago made an emergency landing in St. Louis after a passenger claimed his wife was hiding a bomb. The man was arrested, and no explosives were found.
FAA lifts flight restrictions, airlines resume schedules
The Federal Aviation Administration has lifted flight reduction orders, allowing commercial airlines to return to normal operations. Get the latest updates on aviation recovery.
Pakistan Investigates Suicide Bombing Killing 12
Pakistan authorities investigate suicide bombing outside Islamabad court that killed 12 people. Mourners gather for victims as security concerns escalate.
Suicide Bombing in Islamabad Kills 12
A suicide bombing outside district courts in Islamabad killed 12 and wounded 27. The attack follows a similar explosion in Delhi, raising regional security concerns.
Suicide bomber kills 12 at Pakistan court
A suicide bomber targeted an Islamabad district court, killing 12 people and wounding 27 others. Pakistani security officials respond to the devastating attack.
Court rejects Frank Stronach's challenge in sex assault trial
Ontario judge dismisses billionaire Frank Stronach's bid to quash committal to trial on sexual assault charges. Latest development in high-profile Toronto case.
China restricts chemicals after Trump fentanyl deal
China announces new chemical restrictions following agreement with Trump administration on fentanyl tariffs. Key development in international drug control cooperation.
Indian student visas drop 93% amid Canada policy changes
New data reveals Canada rejected record numbers of Indian student applications with approval rates falling 93% in two years. Learn about the policy shifts affecting international education.
Canada condemns Sudan violence as Toronto protests show solidarity
Canada and international partners condemn escalating violence in Sudan's Darfur region. Toronto protesters stand in solidarity as global concern grows over humanitarian crisis.
U.S. Pacific Drug Strikes Kill 6, Spark Investigations
U.S. military strikes on alleged drug vessels in eastern Pacific kill six people as international calls for investigations grow. Defense Secretary confirms escalating operations.
Farmfair International Bridges Urban-Rural Divide in Edmonton
Edmonton's Farmfair International returns with rodeo thrills, agricultural education, and family entertainment, connecting city dwellers with Alberta's farming heritage.
Canadian tennis coach killed by drunk driver in South Korea
A beloved Vancouver tennis instructor's life was tragically cut short during a visit to South Korea when an alleged drunk driver struck him while crossing the street. The international incident has left family and students devastated.
Afghan female students escape deportation, arrive in Regina
Three young Afghan women facing deportation from Pakistan have safely arrived in Regina, where they'll continue their education thanks to Canadian supporters.
Canada's 2025 Budget Targets International Student Growth
The Liberal government's upcoming budget proposes significant changes to international student enrollment, addressing housing concerns while maintaining Canada's competitive edge in global education.
US Secretary of State and Rubio to Attend G7 Meeting
High-level American delegation including Secretary of State and Senator Marco Rubio will participate in next week's G7 foreign ministers meeting, signaling strengthened transatlantic cooperation on global security challenges.
PQ Vows to Double Quebec's Global Presence if Elected
Parti Québécois announces ambitious plan to significantly expand Quebec's international representation if elected, aiming to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties across the globe.
Sudan Agrees to 72-Hour Ceasefire for Aid Delivery
After weeks of brutal conflict, Sudan's warring factions have agreed to a 72-hour truce, opening critical windows for humanitarian assistance and civilian evacuation.
ICC Confirms Charges Against Ugandan Warlord Joseph Kony
International Criminal Court judges confirm 36 charges against Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, for war crimes and crimes against humanity spanning decades of conflict.
Canadian Universities Face Financial Collapse
Canadian universities face an existential threat as international student caps and declining revenues create a perfect storm. Discover how institutions are fighting to survive and what it means for students.
WIFF's Record Year: 231 Films, Thousands of Fans
The Windsor International Film Festival celebrates its biggest year ever with record-breaking attendance, expanded programming, and unprecedented community engagement across 10 vibrant days of cinema.
Trump's Tariff Backup Plan if Supreme Court Blocks Taxes
Former President Donald Trump has contingency tariff plans ready if the Supreme Court strikes down his proposed worldwide import taxes. Discover the legal and economic implications for US trade policy.
Canada Eyes Eurovision: Applause and Boos Worldwide
Canada's potential Eurovision debut sparks international debate as musical powerhouse considers joining world's biggest song competition, dividing fans across the globe.
North Korea Vows Resistance Against US Cyber Sanctions
Pyongyang launches fiery response to new US sanctions targeting cybercrime operations, warning Washington that coercive measures will backfire spectacularly.
NFL Eyes German Expansion with Berlin Focus
The NFL's German invasion accelerates as league officials and team representatives descend upon Berlin, signaling Germany's pivotal role in the league's international growth strategy with potential new host cities in sight.
Canada Targets U.S. H-1B Visa Holders in Talent Grab
Canada unveils groundbreaking immigration streams targeting skilled tech workers and researchers facing uncertainty in the United States, positioning itself as a global talent destination.
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