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Canada, the world's second-largest country by land area, is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, vibrant multicultural cities, and a robust economy driven by natural resources and innovation. Its news coverage reflects a pluralistic media environment, characterized by strong press freedoms and a unique bilingual (English and French) approach, with publicly funded broadcasters coexisting alongside diverse private outlets.
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Canada boasts a pluralistic media landscape with strong press freedoms, featuring both publicly funded national broadcasters and a wide array of private outlets. This environment supports diverse viewpoints and extensive bilingual coverage across the country.
To grasp the full scope of Canadian news, engage with both English and French language outlets, reflecting the country's official bilingualism and diverse regional perspectives.
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Vancouver SRO costs over $100K/month to house one tenant
- A single tenant remains in Vancouver's Luugat Hotel, a former single-room occupancy (SRO) building, costing over $100,000 in July to house. - The BC government had planned to close the hotel by June…
B.C. may transfer Crown land to Vancouver Island First Nations
- British Columbia may transfer over 300,000 acres of Crown land to five Vancouver Island First Nations. - The proposed transfers are part of ongoing treaty finalizations. - The BC Conservatives are o…
Edmonton Council Weighs E-Scooter and E-Bike Rule Changes Amid Safety Concerns
- Edmonton city council is reviewing rules for e-scooters and e-bikes due to ongoing safety and parking concerns. - The number of trips using these devices has nearly tripled since 2019, with over 1.4…
ArtsCommon 118 creative hub closer to reality after acquiring land in Alberta Avenue
- ArtsCommon 118, a creative hub designed to house artists, is moving closer to reality after acquiring land in Alberta Avenue. - The project aims to provide artists with spaces for collaboration, per…
Fire at Problem Property Latest in String of Incidents Angering Neighbors
- Residents of Sherwood Park's Glen Allen neighborhood have reported a series of incidents at a problem property, culminating in a fire early Sunday morning. - The property at 58 Glengarry Crescent ha…
Calgary, Rockyview County partner with CIB to speed up logistics hub development
- Calgary and Rockyview County signed a partnership agreement with the Canada Infrastructure Bank to accelerate the Prairie Economic Gateway logistics hub. - The memorandum of understanding aims to sp…
Saskatoon residents eyeing petition on downtown event centre project
- Saskatoon residents are considering a petition to force a referendum on the city's Downtown Event and Entertainment District (DEED) project. - Ken Wood, former CEO of what is now SaskTel Centre, is …
Surge in overnight calls to Kids Help Phone 'a canary in the coal mine,' CEO says
- Kids Help Phone in Canada reports a significant surge in overnight support requests, with text messages up 183% compared to daytime. - Overall overnight requests increased by 24% in the first six mo…
Farm, sanctuary, and music venue lost to B.C. wildfire
- A small farm, animal sanctuary, and music venue in Summerland, British Columbia, was destroyed by the Bald Range wildfire. - The owner, Craig Milton, stated that he and his wife lost everything but …
Former RCMP officer alleges racial profiling by Quebec police in complaints
- A Black former RCMP officer is filing racial profiling complaints against two Quebec police services. - Maurice Carvery alleges officers unlawfully detained him, tasered him, and deleted videos from…
Toronto man pleads guilty to robbing 5 banks during Christmas season
- A Toronto man pleaded guilty to robbing five banks during the 2024 Christmas season. - Jeffrey Laviolette entered banks on foot, armed with a knife, demanding thousands of dollars. - He admitted to …
Ukraine gives U.S. peace proposals, Zelenskyy says; warns of Russian mobilization plan
- Ukraine has presented new proposals to U.S. negotiators for a peace plan to end the war with Russia. - President Zelenskyy accused Russia of using North Korean missiles and preparing for a new mobil…
Manitoba opens its first supervised consumption site in Winnipeg
- Manitoba has opened its first supervised consumption site in Winnipeg, aiming to provide care and reduce harms associated with substance use. - The site, operated by Aboriginal Health and Wellness, …
Body of missing 13-year-old pulled from Cultus Lake after medical emergency
- A 13-year-old's body was recovered from Cultus Lake on August 10 after they went missing the previous day. - The youth is believed to have suffered a medical emergency while on a paddleboard and was…
Manitoba RCMP investigating death of 4-year-old girl, injuries to 2 toddlers
- Manitoba RCMP are investigating the suspicious death of a four-year-old girl on Long Plain First Nation. - Officers responded to a call about a child in medical distress Sunday morning and found the…
Curaleaf looks to buy Aurora Cannabis, takes bid directly to shareholders
- Curaleaf Holdings Inc. announced its intention to launch a takeover bid for Aurora Cannabis Inc. directly to shareholders. - The proposed acquisition would create a cannabis company with operations …
Man pleads guilty to setting Vancouver officer's uniform on fire
- Jordan Mutual has pleaded guilty to assaulting a Vancouver police officer with a weapon in April 2025. - The incident involved Mutual allegedly using a flammable substance to set a police officer's …
McMaster researchers identify cause of Hamilton’s mystery soot
- McMaster University researchers identified coal combustion as the source of a mysterious black soot plaguing Hamilton, Canada. - The 'What's The Grime' study found the soot's complex composition sug…
Strategic oil stockpiles have hit a 40-year low amid the Iran war
- U.S. strategic oil reserves have fallen to their lowest point in over 40 years. - This decline coincides with rising oil prices due to concerns over global supplies amid the Iran war. - The low stoc…
Cineplex reports highest 2nd quarter amid rising theatre attendance
- Cineplex reported its highest-ever second quarter profit of $7.8 million, a significant increase from a $2.2 million loss last year. - Theatre attendance rose to 12.7 million patrons, driven by a br…
Why Canadian payments platform Moneris is being sold to U.S. private equity
- Canadian payments platform Moneris is being sold to U.S. private equity firm Francisco Partners for $2 billion. - Moneris, jointly owned by Bank of Montreal and Royal Bank of Canada, serves 325,000 …
CF Montréal makes major splash, signing Chilean great Alexis Sanchez
- CF Montréal has signed Chilean soccer star Alexis Sanchez to a deal through the 2027 Major League Soccer season. - The 37-year-old forward is the club's most high-profile signing since Didier Drogba…
Nurses union questions safety as ransomware hits Health Sciences Centre systems
- A ransomware attack has impacted some maintenance systems at Manitoba's Health Sciences Centre, raising concerns from the nurses union about security risks. - Shared Health confirmed the attack affe…
Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products amid salmonella outbreak
- Taylor Farms is recalling prepared foods containing jalapenos due to potential salmonella contamination. - The recall is linked to fresh jalapenos supplied by Coast Citrus Distributors, which are un…
Nova Scotia shifts employment support for income assistance recipients, leading to layoffs
- Nova Scotia is changing its employment support system for income assistance recipients, moving them to the provincial employment network. - The shift will impact up to 85 provincial positions, with …
48% of Canadians hold 'unfavorable' views of Americans, poll says
- A new poll indicates that 48% of Canadians hold unfavorable views of Americans, contrasting with a strong positive perception of Canadians by Americans. - Political tensions and specific remarks by …
Alberta man to protest AI data centers at government town halls
- An Alberta man plans to protest upcoming town halls regarding artificial intelligence data centers. - Protesters are concerned about the environmental impact, including water supply and electricity …
Calgary police charge 8 in organized crime probe involving drugs, guns
- Calgary police charged eight people in an 11-month investigation into organized crime, drug trafficking, and firearms offenses. - The investigation, which began in September 2025, uncovered a networ…
Ontario Line subway cost triples to $34 billion, transit agency head confirms
- The cost of Ontario's planned subway line has tripled from its original 2019 projection, now estimated at $34 billion. - Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay confirmed the figure, stating the final cost wi…
B.C. to provide wildfire and drought update as more than 100 fires burn
- British Columbia officials will provide an update on wildfire and drought conditions, with 102 fires currently burning. - High potential for lightning-caused fires exists, especially in the central …
Consumers could start feeling financial relief by 2027, says CIBC
- Consumers may experience financial relief by 2027 as economic constraints are expected to ease, according to a CIBC report. - High inflation, rising gas prices, and mortgage rate renewals have strai…
Record-breaking climber dies in California accident at 30
- Record-breaking climber Jake Whisenant died in a climbing accident in California's Sierra Nevada on Aug. 3. - The 30-year-old was found deceased by rangers after a two-day search and rescue operatio…
Gordie Howe Bridge sees over 41,000 vehicles cross into Canada in first 5 days
- More than 41,000 vehicles crossed the new Gordie Howe International Bridge from the U.S. into Canada in its first five days. - The bridge, connecting Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, opened to motoris…
Trump switched planes hidden in a food truck over Iran threat: U.S. report
- U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly used a food truck to switch planes in Turkey due to an Iranian threat. - The operation aimed to conceal his departure route from Air Force One. - The White Hou…
Co-accused in Ryan Wedding drug case to be extradited to U.S.
- Rolan Sokolovski, accused of laundering money for a drug ring led by Ryan Wedding, will be extradited to the U.S. - Sokolovski allegedly laundered funds through his Toronto jewelry store and purchas…
How to get EI if you can’t work because of wildfire evacuations
- Canadians evacuated due to wildfires or natural disasters may qualify for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits. - Individuals unable to work because their workplace is unsafe or closed are eligible if…
Canada could lose 100K jobs with U.S. losing 200K if CUSMA dies: report
- A report by the Canadian American Business Council warns that the collapse of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) could lead to over 100,000 job losses in Canada and more than double that in th…
Man Charged After Bomb Threat Against U.S. Consulate in Halifax
- Halifax Regional Police arrested a 54-year-old man in connection with a bomb threat made against the U.S. Consulate. - The threat led to the evacuation of nearby buildings and a significant police r…
Regina Business Closes After 90 Years in Community
- Bregg Cleaners & Tailors, a Regina business operating for 90 years, has closed its doors. - The dry cleaner, likely Saskatchewan's oldest continuously operated, cited declining customer spending on …
Conservation officers continue search for bear after Maple Ridge girl attacked
- Conservation officers are searching for a black bear that attacked a three-year-old girl in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. - The girl, Anaiyah Lekei, sustained multiple bites and scratches to her he…
Edmonton City Centre Mall to see big redevelopment under new owner
- A downtown Edmonton property, Edmonton City Centre mall, has a new owner, Westrich Pacific, following court approval of its purchase from Otera Capital Inc. - The developer plans a multi-phase redev…
Calgary businesses battle sinkhole after latest water main rupture
- Calgary businesses face ongoing disruptions due to a water main break and subsequent sinkhole on Bowness Road. - The break has caused significant revenue loss and food spoilage for affected business…
Rollie Miles Park rec centre plans remain in limbo after City of Edmonton update
- Plans for a new recreation center in Rollie Miles Park remain uncertain. - A City of Edmonton report indicates long-term support for the project but cites other immediate priorities. - The proposed …
Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Edmonton Fentanyl Overdose Death
- Morgan Churchill pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Joseph Mercier, who died after she injected him with a mixture of fentanyl and cocaine. - Churchill, who was also under the influence,…
Watch live: BC Wildfire, RCMP, Summerland officials hold media briefing
- Officials from BC Wildfire, RCMP, and local governments will hold a media briefing on the Bald Range wildfire. - The wildfire, which started Friday, has burned over 15,500 hectares and forced thousa…
Saskatoon Ceremony Honors Lives Lost in Iran Protests
- Saskatoon hosted a remembrance ceremony for lives lost during protests against the Iranian regime. - The event, organized by the University of Saskatchewan's Iranian Students' Association, aimed to …
Videos Capture 'Eerie' Aftermath of Faulder Wildfire as Residents Flee Devastation
- Videos capture the devastating aftermath of the Bald Range wildfire in Faulder, British Columbia. - The fast-moving wildfire, which broke out Friday, quickly grew to over 5,000 hectares and is now m…
Quebec health officials confirm 2nd Montreal cat with raccoon rabies
- Quebec health officials confirmed a second cat in Montreal has raccoon rabies, prompting preventative treatment for three more people. - The infected cat was found in Saint-Anicet, Montérégie region…
Alberta to review Amber Alert criteria, day home policies after boy's death
- Alberta will review its Amber Alert system and day home policies following the death of an 11-year-old boy with autism. - The review will assess alert criteria and include input from police, disabil…
Quebec apple farmer deploys anti-hail cannon to shield crops from icy weather
- A Quebec apple farmer is using a specialized anti-hail cannon, believed to be the first of its kind in Canada, to protect his crops from icy weather. - The Spanish-made device, costing $160,000, ope…
Cause of Summerland wildfire under investigation as RCMP examine reports of suspicious activity
- The cause of the Summerland Bald Range wildfire is under investigation by the Penticton South Okanagan Similkameen Regional RCMP Detachment. - Police are seeking witnesses and dashcam footage from t…
Calgary Police Officer Faces Murder Hearing in Fatal Shooting During Pursuit
- Calgary police officer Craig Stothard faces a preliminary hearing for two counts of second-degree murder. - Stothard is accused of shooting Levon Fox, 39, and Wesley Davidson, 46, during a slow-spee…
Seniors flee B.C. wildfire, found safe thanks to Apple AirTag and strangers' help
- Two sisters in Florida and Nova Scotia located their parents, who had evacuated their care home due to a wildfire in Summerland, British Columbia, using an Apple AirTag on their dog's collar. - The …
Harry Potter fans revolt over power cable route near Dobby fictional grave
- Harry Potter fans are expressing outrage over plans to route a power cable near the fictional grave of Dobby. - Dobby, a beloved character known for his loyalty and fight for freedom, died in the bo…
Louisiana warns of flesh-eating bacteria surge in coastal waters
- Louisiana health officials are warning beachgoers about a surge in infections from the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus. - Nine cases have been confirmed this year, resulting in five deaths, …
B.C. family finds hope in Montreal researchers to fight son’s rare disease
- A three-year-old boy, Gurmoh Gill, is battling a rare, incurable genetic disease called hereditary spastic paraplegia (HSP). - Researchers at Montreal's Neuro are investigating Gurmoh's genetic info…
U.S. alcohol is a bargaining chip in trade talks, but how much is it worth?
- U.S. alcohol sales in Canada have become a key bargaining chip in upcoming trade talks, following over a year of boycotts on Canadian store shelves. - Experts suggest the leverage extends beyond fin…
British Columbia bans off-road vehicles on Crown land amid wildfire crisis
- British Columbia has banned off-road vehicles on Crown land in several regions due to ongoing wildfires. - The ban aims to protect public safety and prevent unintentional fire ignitions caused by re…
Calgary police respond to shooting reports, warn residents to stay inside
- Calgary police responded to reports of a shooting near Edworthy Park on Monday. - A "dangerous person alert" was issued, advising residents to stay indoors and avoid the area. - The alert was later …
US oil firm sets up Greenland drilling gear without permission, draws government warning
- A U.S. oil company, Greenland Energy, has begun setting up drilling infrastructure in Greenland without official permission. - The move has drawn a strong warning from the Greenlandic government, wh…
Summerland farmers to get access to evacuation zone for livestock and crops
- Farmers in Summerland, British Columbia, will be allowed back into evacuation zones to care for their livestock and harvest crops. - A pass system has been established by the Regional District of Ok…
2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck carrying wine jars found off Sicilian coast
- A 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck carrying hundreds of ancient wine jars has been discovered off the coast of Sicily. - The vessel, dating to the second and first centuries BC, was found 46 meters de…
Man arrested after break-in at Kim Kardashian’s home
- A man was arrested at Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills home on Sunday in connection with a burglary. - The suspect, Trey Mendel, is accused of burglary and taking a vehicle without consent. - This inci…
August 15 - Heart Fit Clinic
- Heart Fit Clinic will be featured on the "Talk To The Experts" radio show on Saturday, August 15th at 10:00 AM. - The clinic offers advanced screening methods and reversal treatments for heart disea…
Congo's Ebola outbreak began months earlier than declared: WHO
- The World Health Organization stated that the current Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo began in February, months before its official declaration in mid-May. - Sequencing data indicates the outbreak s…
Powerful 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Kills at Least 47 in Western Colombia
- A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 47 people and causing widespread building collapses. - The epicenter was located in San Jose Del Palmar, Choco…
Captain charged after boat capsizes in New York, killing woman and baby
- A boat capsized in New York Harbor, killing a mother and her infant daughter. - The operator of the vessel, Manuel Hernandez, faces 13 counts of reckless endangerment and is under federal investigat…
Canada launches $100M steel shipping rebate amid trade war
- The Canadian government is launching a $100-million rebate program to cover half the freight costs for interprovincial steel transport by rail or marine shipping. - The initiative aims to support do…
Toronto man admits to posing as pilot for free flights
- A former Canadian airline flight attendant pleaded guilty to wire fraud in U.S. federal court. - Dallas Pokornik, 33, posed as a pilot using a fake ID to obtain hundreds of free flights between 2020…
Zuckerberg's yacht crew did not hear distress call, spokesperson says
- Mark Zuckerberg's yacht, Launchpad, did not respond to a distress call from a stranded skiff off the coast of Alaska. - A nearby cruise ship, the Wilderness Legacy, assisted the skiff. - A spokesper…
Count Binface Continues U.K. Election Run as ‘Intergalactic Space Warrior’
- Count Binface, a comedic candidate, is running in a UK special election against Reform U.K. leader Nigel Farage. - Binface, a self-described intergalactic space warrior, has gained prominence as the…
Porch Geese Trend Takes Flight in Regina, Sparking Creativity and Community
- A quirky trend of decorating lawn geese, known as 'porch geese,' is experiencing a resurgence in Regina, Canada. - Owners participate by dressing up their geese in various outfits and sharing photos…
Montreal police chief details actions on racism allegations in staff video
- Montreal Police Chief Fady Dagher addressed staff in a video message about racism allegations against a 16-member patrol unit disbanded in June. - Three officers were suspended, with allegations sen…
Brutality, Racism Allegations Deepen Trust Gap After Years of Complaints in Montreal
- A decade after a meeting aimed at addressing police brutality and racial profiling in Montreal, community members feel little has changed. - A 2015 meeting with a police commander, prompted by alleg…
Unifor to begin talks with General Motors after deal with Ford
- Unifor, a major Canadian auto workers' union, will begin contract negotiations with General Motors. - The union aims to replicate the terms of a recently ratified deal with Ford Motor Co. across the…
80-year-old woman dies fleeing aggressive B.C. wildfire
- An 80-year-old woman died while fleeing a wildfire near Summerland, British Columbia. - The Bald Range wildfire exploded in size, forcing 20,000 people to evacuate and prompting a provincewide state…
Hamilton Stabbing Claims Life of 21-Year-Old, Becomes City's 9th Homicide of 2026
- A 21-year-old man died in Hamilton, Ontario, after an altercation in a grocery store parking lot. - Police were called to the scene early Sunday morning and found the man with stab wounds. - The dea…
First Nations chiefs urge halt to West Coast pipeline, citing climate crisis
- First Nations chiefs in British Columbia are urging the federal and Alberta governments to halt the West Coast pipeline project. - They argue that expanding the oil industry will worsen climate chan…
Two tornadoes touch down in southwestern Ontario amid severe storms
- Two tornadoes touched down in southwestern Ontario on Saturday. - The Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed EF0 tornadoes near Lindsay and in Woodstock. - Cleanup efforts are underway in Woodstock fo…
Saskatchewan auto parts business loses $20,000 to widespread credit card scam
- An auto parts business in southern Saskatchewan lost approximately $20,000 to a credit card scam involving fraudulent purchases of power tools. - The scam targets transportation equipment companies …
Feds approve assistance to help B.C. fire evacuees with shelter
- The Canadian federal government approved assistance for British Columbia wildfire evacuees needing shelter. - Emergency Management Minister Eleanor Olszewski stated federal officials will collaborat…
One Dead, One Rescued After Canoe Capsizes on Ontario Lake
- One person died and another was rescued following a canoe capsizing incident on Stewart Lake in Georgian Bay Township. - The incident occurred when the canoe overturned about 40 feet from shore, wit…
Ruth’s Pantry helps Edmonton families with food insecurity: ‘Means a lot to us’
- Ruth's Pantry, a program of SOAR Community Empowerment in Edmonton, provides groceries to over 100 families struggling with food insecurity. - The pantry, launched last fall, aims to ease financial …
Motorcyclist dead after collision in Ontario; driver charged
- A 52-year-old motorcyclist died following a head-on collision with a vehicle in Muskoka Lakes, Ontario. - The crash occurred on Muskoka Road 169 near East Black Lake Road on Saturday evening. - The …
‘No more caving’: Poilievre urges against concessions in U.S. trade talks
- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urged Prime Minister Mark Carney not to concede in U.S. trade talks. - Poilievre cited past concessions on issues like digital taxes and retaliatory tariffs. - T…
Canada's measles cases half of U.S. total despite smaller population: WHO
- Canada has half the number of measles cases as the U.S., despite a significantly smaller population. - Measles cases in the Americas have tripled compared to last year, with 47,459 confirmed cases a…
Firefighters respond to blaze at Bethlehem Catholic High School in Saskatoon
- A fire caused significant damage to Bethlehem Catholic High School in Saskatoon, particularly in a construction area for new portable classrooms. - Emergency crews responded quickly to the blaze, wh…
Residents rescue dogs from vehicle surrounded by wildfire flames
- Residents of Faulder, British Columbia, bravely rescued their dogs from a vehicle engulfed in flames during the Bald Range wildfire. - The fast-moving wildfire left residents with little time to esc…
'Explosive' Summerland wildfire creating conditions 'never seen before'
- An "explosive" wildfire near Summerland, British Columbia, has rapidly grown to over 100 square kilometers, prompting thousands of evacuations. - The Bald Range fire is considered one of the most ch…
Late field goal lifts Lions to win over Tiger-Cats
- The B.C. Lions defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 27-24 on Saturday, thanks to a late field goal by Sean Whyte. - Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke threw for 370 yards in his return from injury, connect…
Volunteers rescue livestock as massive wildfire forces evacuations in B.C.
- Volunteers rushed to rescue livestock and animals from farms near Summerland, British Columbia, as the Bald Range wildfire forced evacuations. - Groups worked for 24 hours straight, saving dozens of…
RCMP Report Possible Fatality from Massive Summerland Wildfire
- RCMP in British Columbia are investigating a possible fatality related to the massive Bald Range wildfire near Summerland. - A resident from Meadow Valley reported a potential fatality, prompting an…
Summerland wildfire forces large numbers of seniors in residential care to relocate
- A fast-moving wildfire near Summerland, British Columbia, forced thousands of residents to evacuate, including many seniors from residential care facilities. - Health teams coordinated the relocatio…
Car-bomb attack targets southwest Colombia a day after conservative president takes office
- A car bomb exploded at a toll plaza in southwestern Colombia on Saturday, injuring two security guards. - The army blamed dissident FARC groups that rejected a peace deal, targeting a key highway co…
Alexander, Philpot lift Alouettes to dominant win
- Quarterback Davis Alexander threw four touchdown passes to lead the Montreal Alouettes to a dominant 48-30 victory over the Edmonton Elks. - Tyson Philpot was a key receiver, catching three touchdow…
Video shows rapid night growth of Bald Range fire near Summerland
- The Bald Range wildfire near Summerland, British Columbia, experienced rapid growth on Friday night, destroying homes and trapping residents. - First responders, wildfire crews, and community member…
Photos of Bald Range fire near Summerland show aggressive wildfire growth
- The Bald Range wildfire near Summerland, B.C., rapidly grew to 9,500 hectares by Saturday morning. - Thousands of residents were forced to evacuate their homes, leaving behind belongings and livesto…
Porter Flight Cancelled After Child Refuses Seatbelt for Takeoff
- A Porter Airlines flight was cancelled after a child refused to wear a seatbelt for takeoff. - The aircraft returned to the terminal, causing a significant delay. - Passengers were rebooked for the …
Police search for armed, dangerous man allegedly linked to Annapolis Royal shooting
- Police are searching for a 31-year-old man in connection with a shooting in Annapolis Royal. - The suspect is described as armed and dangerous, and may be hiding in nearby woods. - Residents in the …
Spain imposes border checks on Italian travelers in migrant row retaliation
- Spain imposed border checks on Italian travelers in response to Italy's sanctions on Spanish citizens. - The diplomatic spat escalated after Italy rejected Spain's demand to lift its restrictions by…
