Politics
France Honors Fallen Soldiers in Afghanistan Amid Trump's NATO Remarks
France pays tribute to troops killed in NATO operations in Afghanistan, following former U.S. President Trump's false statements about allied forces.
Business
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent Criticizes Canada's Trade Shift Toward China
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests Prime Minister Mark Carney performed an 'about-face' on China trade policy, warning of potential 100% tariffs from the U.S. if Canada pursues deeper agreements with Beijing.
Sports
Teddy Blueger's Leadership and Trade Value Shine in Canucks' Rebuild
Veteran centre Teddy Blueger demonstrates leadership and trade-deadline value for the Vancouver Canucks amid a roster rebuild, despite a recent loss to the Penguins.
Lifestyle
Edmonton Man's Culinary Passion Earns Him a Dream Trip to Japan
An Edmonton resident's dedication to Japanese cuisine has led to a once-in-a-lifetime journey to Japan, showcasing how personal interests can open doors to international experiences.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
Pizza Pops Recall Expands Due to E. coli Risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded its recall of Pizza Pops products due to potential E. coli O26 contamination, affecting multiple flavors and packaging types across Canada.
Albumin Protein Fights Deadly Black Fungus Infection
A groundbreaking study reveals albumin, the most abundant blood protein, serves as a powerful defense against mucormycosis, offering new therapeutic possibilities for this often-fatal fungal disease.
B.C. Court: ICBC Psilocybin Coverage Needs Health Canada OK
The B.C. Court of Appeal has overturned part of a $1.4M award, stating ICBC must only cover psilocybin treatment if the victim obtains federal authorization, highlighting legal complexities in alternative medicine coverage.
B.C. Teen Survives Rare Avian Flu After Medical Battle
A 13-year-old British Columbia girl became Canada's first locally-acquired avian influenza case in 2024, surviving against 50% mortality odds through advanced medical intervention at B.C. Children's Hospital.
Hospital Overcrowding Forces Patients into Unconventional Spaces
Patients in Ontario hospitals are being treated in converted ambulance bays and hallways due to severe overcrowding, raising concerns about privacy, infection control, and patient dignity.