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The trade conflict between the United States and Canada intensified on Monday after Ontario Premier Doug Ford indicated that all response options remain under consideration, including halting provincial electricity exports and supplies of critical minerals to American markets. Ford’s remarks

United States President Donald Trump indicated a potential revival of the Keystone XL pipeline project as part of wider bilateral trade discussions with Canada, following a temporary halt on proposed import tariffs. In a public statement issued late Tuesday, Trump

On Wednesday afternoon, all eastbound lanes of Highway 401 at Highway 8 were shut down after a collision involving three vehicles near Speedsville Road in Cambridge. Emergency crews responded promptly, arriving shortly after 2:30 p.m., and diverted approaching traffic away

More than 20,000 people evacuated communities around Okanagan Lake after the Bald Range wildfire spread rapidly across southern British Columbia. The fire forced residents from Summerland, Peachland and nearby rural areas during the weekend. Flames burned more than 10,300 hectares

Australian lawmakers passed landmark disability legislation in Parliament on Friday following intense cross-chamber debate regarding national budget allocations and participant support frameworks. Official parliamentary voting records published by the Parliament of Australia confirmed the final passage after the National Disability

Northern Ontario remained under a broad wildfire emergency on July 15 as 183 active fires burned across the province. The Northwest Fire Region counted 136 fires by evening, with crews still lacking control over 63. Officials identified eight new fires

Prime Minister Mark Carney warned that Alberta’s independence referendum question risks creating “years of uncertainty” for Canada, calling the separation push a “dangerous bluff” during a Thursday news conference in Ottawa. Carney said the debate comes as Canada seeks to

Canada has set a federal plan to enable construction of up to 10 new large scale nuclear reactors. The plan forms part of the country’s new nuclear energy strategy. It places nuclear power at the center of Canada’s electricity, uranium

Ontario will introduce mandatory school changes this fall that affect high school exams, final marks, classroom materials and graduation rules. The changes apply as the province prepares for the 2026-27 school year. They include written exams for Grades 9 to

Torrential rain flooded homes, cut power and closed roads across parts of Montreal after several lines of thunderstorms stalled over southern Quebec on Saturday. Environment Canada said 100 to 170 mm of rain fell in a few hours over Montreal’s