Why Net Zero May Be Impossible This Century
A young Canadian's sobering perspective on climate goals reveals why Generation Z may never see net zero emissions achieved in their lifetime.
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Young man critical after Montreal east end car crash
A devastating single-vehicle crash in Montreal's east end has left a young man in critical condition. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators work to determine the cause of the late-night collision.
Team Canada women's hockey roster unveiled for Rivalry Series
Hockey Canada unveils powerhouse 23-player roster featuring Olympic champions and rising stars for upcoming Rivalry Series games against Team USA on American soil.
Jennifer Botterill: From Hockey Hall of Fame to Sportsnet Star
Hockey Hall of Famer Jennifer Botterill shares her remarkable transition from Canadian hockey legend to acclaimed Sportsnet broadcaster, offering unique insights into the women's game.
Poilievre vs Carney: Clash for Youth Vote
Discover how Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney are using vastly different approaches to connect with young Canadians facing economic uncertainty.
Young Canadians Anxious About Federal Budget Sacrifices
Young Canadians express financial fears and housing concerns as they await the federal budget, with former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney warning of necessary sacrifices in the coming years.
PWHL Shines at Blue Jays World Series Game
The Professional Women's Hockey League made a spectacular appearance at the Toronto Blue Jays' World Series game, showcasing women's hockey to a massive audience and generating unprecedented buzz.
Canada U-17 women fall to Brazil in penalty shootout heartbreak
Canadian young stars showcase incredible talent but fall short in dramatic quarterfinal penalty shootout against Brazil at FIFA Women's U-17 World Cup.
Teen triplets run successful London food truck
Meet the 13-year-old triplet sisters from London, Ontario who are taking the local food scene by storm with their successful dessert truck business, Triplet Treats.
Air Canada & CAE Launch 7th Women's Aviation Scholarship
Aspiring female pilots can now apply for the prestigious Air Canada and CAE scholarship program, offering financial support and mentorship opportunities to help women take flight in aviation careers.
Women Crushing Social Media Comedy in 2025
Discover the female comedians and creators who dominated social media with hilarious content that had millions laughing in 2025.
Ottawa's PWHL Team Future in Doubt
Exclusive investigation reveals the financial and operational challenges facing Ottawa's PWHL franchise. Discover why this groundbreaking women's hockey team might leave the city and what it means for sports fans.
Poilievre Rebukes Carney: Young Canadians Deserve Economic Hope
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers sharp rebuttal to Mark Carney's pre-budget speech, outlining bold vision to tackle housing crisis and restore economic opportunity for younger generations.
Poilievre's "We See You" Message to Young Canadians
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers powerful pre-budget speech targeting young Canadians struggling with affordability crisis, housing costs, and economic uncertainty.
Cenk Uygur's Citizenship Threatened Over Past Comments
The Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur confronts potential citizenship denial as Katie Miller and others resurface controversial past statements, sparking heated debate about free speech and political accountability.
AYA Sponsors Canadian-Moroccan Rally Team for 2026 Gazelles
Canadian mining leader AYA Gold & Silver announces groundbreaking sponsorship of first-ever Canadian-Moroccan team in prestigious Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles, showcasing international collaboration and women's empowerment in extreme sports.
Mboko's comeback secures Hong Kong Open quarterfinal spot
Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko overcomes early setback to defeat Poland's Maja Chwalinska in three-set battle at Hong Kong Open, advancing to quarterfinals in impressive fashion.
Nova Scotia Appoints Gender-Based Violence Experts
Nova Scotia announces diverse expert appointments to the Minister's Table on Gender-Based Violence, marking a significant step toward developing comprehensive strategies to address and prevent violence in communities across the province.
DTES Indigenous activists receive national honour
Two remarkable Indigenous women from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside are being recognized with one of Canada's highest civilian awards for their decades of community advocacy and leadership.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse in Women's 40s: Symptoms & Prevention
New research reveals why women in their 40s are experiencing pelvic organ prolapse symptoms, including bowel issues. Learn the warning signs and prevention strategies.
Young Quebecers Fuel Sovereignty Movement Revival
Young Quebecers are breathing new life into the sovereignty movement, with recent polls showing surprising support among 18-34 year olds who see independence as key to their future.
Young Quebec sovereigntists revive movement digitally
A new generation of tech-savvy Quebec sovereigntists is using social media and digital organizing to revitalize the aging independence movement, bringing fresh energy and modern tactics to the decades-old cause.
PWHL Ottawa Secures Lansdowne Park as Home Arena
Ottawa's professional women's hockey team secures Lansdowne Park as home arena, marking a historic moment for sports equality in Canada's capital.
Lethbridge Museum Highlights Women's Military Role
Discover the groundbreaking exhibition at Lethbridge Military Museum that finally gives voice to the courageous women who shaped Canada's military efforts throughout history.
Political Pioneer Lise Bacon Dies at 91
Former Quebec cabinet minister and political pioneer Lise Bacon has passed away at 91. Remembered as the first woman to serve as deputy premier, her groundbreaking career spanned decades and transformed Quebec politics.
Colbert's 'Maguy Doll' Reveals Lonely Women Reality
Stephen Colbert's 'Maguy Doll' segment on The Late Show has unexpectedly resonated with women worldwide, sparking conversations about loneliness and the search for connection in modern society.
Fernandez storms into Hong Kong quarterfinals
Montreal's Leylah Fernandez continues her impressive Asian swing with a commanding straight-sets victory over France's Clara Burel at the Hong Kong Tennis Open, advancing to the quarterfinals with powerful precision.
Terry Rozier Forfeits Salary During Heat Leave
Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier will not be paid during his personal leave of absence, creating salary cap implications and raising questions about his future with the team.
Young Canadians Risk Money on TikTok Financial Advice
Canadian youth are turning to TikTok for financial guidance, but experts warn much of the content is misleading, unqualified, and potentially harmful to their financial futures.
Canada Coach Stoney's Fiery Reaction After Dutch Defeat
Canadian women's soccer coach Casey Stoney delivers blistering assessment after disappointing 2-1 loss to Netherlands, criticizing performance and mentality.
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