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Edmund Fitzgerald: 50 Years Since Lake Superior Tragedy

Five decades after the legendary freighter vanished into Lake Superior's fury, the Edmund Fitzgerald's story continues to captivate and haunt the Great Lakes region. Explore the enduring mystery of Canada's most famous shipwreck.

Vancouver Aquatic Centre Closed Over Ceiling Damage

The Vancouver Aquatic Centre has been shut down indefinitely after concerning ceiling damage was found during routine maintenance, leaving swimmers and fitness enthusiasts without their downtown facility.

Free Museum Windsor Days This November

Discover when you can explore Museum Windsor for free this November. Perfect for families, history buffs, and budget-conscious visitors looking for cultural experiences.

Egypt's $1B Grand Museum Opens After 20 Years

The monumental Grand Egyptian Museum near the Giza Pyramids has officially opened its doors, showcasing priceless treasures including King Tut's complete collection for the first time.

Maritime Businesses Set Federal Budget Priorities

As Ottawa prepares to unveil its federal budget, Maritime entrepreneurs share their urgent priorities from housing solutions to green energy investments that could shape the region's economic future.

New Swimming Deck Coming to Burrard Inlet

Metro Vancouver announces ambitious plan to build permanent swimming deck in Burrard Inlet, marking significant step toward swimmable waterfront and climate-resilient infrastructure.

US Military Boat Strikes: 64 Dead in Timeline

Exclusive investigation reveals the shocking timeline of U.S. military operations targeting watercraft, resulting in 64 civilian casualties across multiple incidents.

US kills 3 alleged drug smugglers in Caribbean operation

In a dramatic high-seas confrontation, U.S. authorities eliminated three suspected narcotics traffickers during a counter-drug mission in the Caribbean Sea, marking another escalation in regional security operations.

Two New Suspects Charged in Louvre Jewels Heist

French authorities have leveled preliminary charges against two additional suspects in the shocking Louvre Museum jewelry theft case, expanding the international investigation into the multi-million dollar heist.

Maritime Journalism Legend John Soosaar Dies at 78

The Atlantic Canadian journalism community mourns the loss of John Soosaar, whose groundbreaking career spanned decades and transformed how Maritimers consumed news. Remembering his impact on CTV, CBC, and beyond.

U.S. urges ASEAN firm stance on China sea claims

In a bold diplomatic move, the United States urges Southeast Asian nations to take a unified stand against China's growing maritime claims, escalating tensions in the strategically vital waterway.

Egypt's Grand Museum Opens After 20-Year Wait

After two decades of anticipation, Cairo's monumental Grand Egyptian Museum welcomes visitors to experience the world's largest collection of Pharaonic artifacts, featuring King Tut's complete treasures.

US strikes alleged drug boat in Pacific, 4 killed

American military forces have intercepted and engaged another suspected narcotics trafficking boat in the Pacific Ocean, resulting in the deaths of all four individuals aboard in a dramatic high-seas confrontation.

Louvre Security Failures Exposed After Jewel Heist

Paris authorities confront shocking security vulnerabilities at the Louvre Museum following a sophisticated jewelry theft that exposed critical flaws in one of the world's most famous institutions.

Louvre Security Gaps Exposed in Police Report

A confidential police report reveals shocking security vulnerabilities at the Louvre Museum, including inadequate surveillance and emergency response failures that could endanger priceless artworks.

Louvre Security Gaps Exposed in Jewel Heist Probe

Exclusive investigation reveals how Louvre's security systems failed as jewel thieves operated with precision timing before custody deadline, raising serious questions about museum protection protocols.

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