Politics
South Korean Delegation Travels to Canada to Advocate for Major Submarine Contract
A high-level South Korean delegation is heading to Canada to lobby for a lucrative submarine project, following recent defense discussions between the two nations.
Business
Montreal Airport Issues Flight Cancellation Alert Ahead of Severe Winter Storm
Montreal-Trudeau International Airport faces flight cancellations as severe weather approaches, with airlines advising travelers to check status updates before heading to the airport.
Sports
Coquitlam's Ben Kindel Shines in Homecoming as Penguins Edge Canucks 3-2
Coquitlam native Ben Kindel scored twice in his Vancouver homecoming, leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-2 victory over the Canucks. Despite a late rally, Vancouver couldn't overcome the rookie's performance.
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
B.C. Court Overturns Psilocybin Treatment Award
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has reversed a $35,000 compensation award for psilocybin therapy, marking a significant legal decision on alternative medicine coverage in Canada.
WHO Chief: U.S. Withdrawal Reasons Untrue, World Less Safe
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus pushes back on U.S. claims, calling them false and warning that the withdrawal endangers global health security.
Man Dies in La Pêche Fire, Investigation Continues
A man lost his life in a devastating house fire in La Pêche township. Authorities are investigating the cause as the victim awaits identification.
Alberta ER Wait Times Fuel Frustration Amid Hospital Strain
Emergency room delays and hospital overcrowding in Alberta highlight systemic healthcare pressures affecting patients across Canada, with residents facing prolonged waits for urgent care.
Women Accept Painful Sex as Normal: Breaking the Cycle
A new book explores why women often view sexual pain as inevitable, tracing cultural and medical factors that normalize discomfort while advocating for pleasure-focused approaches.