Lack of healthcare pushing Canadians to assisted suicide…
The family of 84-year-old Cleo Gratton says deplorable hospital conditions pushed him to apply for assisted suicide before his death from natural causes.
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Vatican gives back Indigenous cultural artifacts to Canada amid reconciliation push
“A concrete sign of dialogue, respect and fraternity,” says Vatican as it returns 62 Indigenous artifacts to Canadian communities.
Pope returns 62 Canadian Indigenous artifacts after a century
Pope Leo XIV has returned 62 Indigenous artifacts held for more than 100 years by the Vatican to Canadian Catholic leaders for redistribution to Indigenous communities.
How Canada is planning to attract H1B visa holders from the US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed willingness to attract H-1B visa holders impacted by Trump’s $100,000 visa fee.
What’s in Reagan’s advert that led to the collapse of US-Canada trade talks?
Trump halts all trade negotiations with Canada after an Ontario government advert featuring Ronald Reagan’s anti-tariff remarks sparks controversy.
Trump ends trade talks with Canada over anti-tariff ad
A new report warns that mounting political instability and governance failures are driving the country toward institutional collapse, raising alarm among analysts.
Family seeks justice after Nigerian woman fatally struck by bus in Canada
A Nigerian family is demanding answers and accountability after 49-year-old Omotayo Samuel-Pepple was fatally struck by a bus in Winnipeg, amid concerns over delayed notification and scant details from authorities
Australia joins UK and Canada, recognises Palestinian state
Australia has formally recognised Palestine as a sovereign state, drawing sharp condemnation from Israel and warnings of retaliation while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pressed for renewed momentum toward a two-state solution.
UK officially recognises Palestine as a state
The United Kingdom has formally recognised the state of Palestine, joining Canada and Australia in a move seen as a major shift in Western foreign policy.
Wildfire crisis fuels demand for Canadian plane that scoops 1,400 gallons in seconds
Rising global temperatures and increasingly severe wildfires have boosted demand for the Canadian-made DHC 515 amphibious aircraft. The plane can collect 1,400 gallons of water in just 12 seconds and release it directly over burning areas. With fires now stretching across thousands of miles, experts say such aircraft are becoming vital tools in wildfire response.