Politics
Pope's Cameroon Visit Coincides with Separatist Ceasefire Announcement
Pope Leo XIV travels to Cameroon as Anglophone separatist groups declare a three-day pause in hostilities, aiming to reduce tensions during the papal visit to the conflict-ridden region.
Business
Canadian Warehouse Leasing Surges as Shippers Dodge U.S. Tariffs
A new report reveals a significant increase in Canadian warehouse leasing activity, driven by global shippers seeking flexibility and strategies to circumvent U.S. tariffs.
Sports
Travis Green's Leadership Guides Senators Through Adversity to Playoffs
Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green's steady guidance and strategic structure helped the team overcome early-season struggles to secure a second consecutive Stanley Cup playoff appearance, earning Jack Adams consideration.
Lifestyle
Dear Abby: Elderly Friend's Unwanted Kiss Sparks Relationship Tension
An advice column addresses an awkward situation where a widow kissed her friend's live-in partner, raising questions about boundaries and guilt among seniors in their 70s.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
Weight-Loss Drug Linked to Emotional Side Effects in Relationships
Emerging reports suggest a popular new weight-loss medication may be causing unexpected emotional changes, including reduced romantic feelings, raising questions about its broader impact on mental health and personal connections.
Hospital Pilot Matches Newborns with Family Doctors
A Queensway Carleton Hospital initiative has successfully connected nearly 230 newborns to primary care physicians since January, addressing a critical gap in healthcare access for infants in Ottawa.
Missing Calgary Senior's Family Pleads for Safe Return
The family of a missing Calgary senior is desperately appealing for her safe return after she went missing, with 911 audio revealing her distress call. Authorities continue the search as concerns grow.
B.C.'s Toxic Drug Emergency: The Living Toll on Victims
A decade into British Columbia's toxic drug crisis, researchers reveal the devastating long-term health impacts, including brain injuries and chronic fatigue, affecting survivors and straining healthcare systems.
Northern Ontario Inmates Face 50x Higher Drug Poisoning Risk
A new report reveals that recently released inmates in northern Ontario are at a 50-times greater risk of drug poisoning compared to the general population, highlighting urgent public health concerns.
