Supply Chains Unprepared for Geopolitical Risks: Study
Groundbreaking DP World research exposes how geopolitical instability threatens global supply chains, with 96% of executives reporting significant disruptions in past year.
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U.S. Sets Red Lines for China Amid Rising Tensions
Amid rising geopolitical friction, the United States issues stark warnings to China regarding military support for Russia and escalating tensions in the South China Sea. Expert analysis reveals the high-stakes diplomatic chess game unfolding between the w
Peru cuts diplomatic ties with Mexico over asylum dispute
Peru makes dramatic diplomatic move, cutting relations with Mexico over asylum granted to former president Pedro Castillo's prime minister amid ongoing political turmoil.
Canadian toymaker battles Trump tariffs in Supreme Court
A British Columbia-based toymaker is leading the charge against Trump-era tariffs in a Supreme Court showdown that could reshape U.S.-Canada trade relations and protect Canadian businesses from punitive border taxes.
Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Marks 95 Years as Vital Cross-Border Link
Discover how the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel has transformed international travel and trade between Canada and the US over its 95-year history, becoming an engineering marvel and economic lifeline.
U.S. Praises Spain's NATO Commitment Amid Trump Remarks
U.S. officials publicly commend Spain's vital NATO contributions as Spanish defense minister addresses concerns over Trump's alliance threats. Exclusive analysis of European security dynamics.
Liberals Expect Less NDP Pushback on Foreign Aid
Internal government documents reveal the Liberal government expects reduced scrutiny on foreign aid spending following the NDP's weakened position after losing seats in the House of Commons.
Famine Spreads to Two New Regions in Sudan
Global hunger monitor confirms famine has spread to two additional areas of Sudan, with millions facing starvation amid ongoing conflict and aid blockades.
Halifax CBSA seizes 800kg of drugs for UK
Canadian border agents in Halifax make one of largest drug seizures in port's history, stopping over 800kg of illegal substances hidden in shipping container en route to United Kingdom.
Pregnant British teen freed after Dubai drug conviction
A 19-year-old pregnant British student has been released from Dubai prison after being found guilty of smuggling cocaine. Learn how she avoided a potential life sentence in this dramatic international case.
Ukraine Bolsters Air Defenses with Patriot Systems
Ukraine receives critical Patriot air defense systems from allies to counter Russia's devastating aerial assaults on civilian infrastructure and energy networks.
One World Bazaar: International Treasures in Manotick
Discover unique international treasures at the One World Bazaar in Manotick, where shoppers find handcrafted goods and cultural artifacts from around the world.
Sudan's El Fasher Crisis: Thousands Trapped
A dire humanitarian crisis escalates in Sudan's El Fasher as thousands remain trapped amid heavy fighting, with aid groups warning of catastrophic conditions and limited escape routes.
Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Celebrates 95th Anniversary
The historic Windsor-Detroit Tunnel celebrates 95 years of operation, serving as a vital economic and cultural link between Canada and the United States while preparing for future innovations.
Trump's Nigeria Christian Persecution Stance Sparks Debate
Former President Donald Trump's administration took a firm position on religious violence in Nigeria, drawing both praise and criticism for its approach to addressing Christian persecution.
Canadian Red Cross Sends Hurricane Relief to Jamaica
The Canadian Red Cross is deploying emergency aid to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa's destructive path, providing critical supplies and support to affected communities.
Nigeria refutes Trump's Christian persecution claims
Nigerian government officials and religious leaders strongly refute former President Donald Trump's assertion that Nigerian Christians face 'existential threat,' calling the claims exaggerated and politically motivated.
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.
Hurricane Beryl Relief: Aid Workers Rush to Jamaica
As Hurricane Beryl's devastating aftermath unfolds in Jamaica, international aid organizations scramble to deliver life-saving supplies to isolated communities facing widespread destruction.
Bob Rae Leaves UN Role With No Regrets
Former Canadian ambassador Bob Rae concludes his United Nations tenure, sharing insights on global diplomacy and future plans in exclusive interview.
London Jamaicans Plead for Hurricane Beryl Relief
London's Jamaican diaspora makes emotional appeal for aid as Hurricane Beryl devastates homeland, highlighting urgent need for shelter and basic supplies.
Nancy Mace Confronted by Police at Airport
South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace faces scrutiny after law enforcement intervention at Harrisburg International Airport raises questions about security protocols and political accountability.
Saskatchewan Premier backs Carney's China meeting
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe praises former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, calling it a positive development for trade relations between Saskatchewan and China.
Students denied over unapproved COVID vaccines in Toronto, Ottawa
International students in Toronto and Ottawa are being denied entry to Canadian institutions despite being fully vaccinated with WHO-approved COVID-19 vaccines not recognized by Health Canada.
Canada's Health Care Crisis: Learning From Other Nations
While Canadians pride themselves on universal health care, other countries are delivering better outcomes with shorter wait times. Discover which nations are outperforming Canada and what reforms could fix our struggling system.
Carney meets China's Xi Jinping in Beijing
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney meets Chinese President Xi Jinping amid global economic tensions and Canada-China diplomatic challenges. Exclusive details from the Beijing meeting.
UN Rights Chief: US Yemen Strikes May Be Unlawful
The United Nations' top human rights official has issued a strong condemnation of recent U.S. military strikes in Yemen, calling them potentially illegal under international law and warning of devastating humanitarian consequences for civilians.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'The View' Appearance Sparks Debate
Controversial Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene faced heated exchanges on 'The View' as she defended her political evolution and called for reduced aid to Ukraine.
Canada Gets Serious About Defence Spending
After decades of neglect, Canada is making historic investments in defence with a new strategic vision that could reshape North American security.
Magna Q3 2025: Record Revenue Soars 16% to $12.1B
Magna International delivers stellar third-quarter performance with $12.1 billion revenue and strategic positioning in the evolving automotive landscape.
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