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Junos introduce Latin music category in effort to recognize more Canadian-made sounds
Organizers at the Juno Awards, Canada's biggest music awards show, say they plan to introduce Latin music recording of the ...
The costs of Trump’s tariffs are starting to add up for Americans. Here’s how
The Reuters tracker currently shows 22 U.S. companies raising prices, including retail giants (Walmart, Best Buy), footwear ...
Canadian teachers yearn for guidance, instruction as AI infiltrates classrooms
A student works on ChatGPT prompts in class. Since OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot first reared its head in student work almost two years ago, the increasing prominence of AI means conversations have turned ...
Champagne, Anand travelling to Mexico to strengthen Canada’s trade ties
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says he and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will be travelling to Mexico ...
Dozens reported killed in Gaza as desperate crowds scramble for aid from air and land
On Monday, Palestinians cheered as pallets of aid were parachuted over Zuweida in central Gaza. Associated Press footage ...
U.S. Coast Guard releases report on OceanGate, 2 years after fatal Titan implosion
The United States Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation has released its final report on the company responsible for operating the Titan submersible, which imploded two years ago while attempting ...
After a decade of death, Canadian scientists say they’ve found the sea star killer
Soon after, Gehman says that lesions form and the sea stars dissolve and die. The paper estimates that more than 87 per cent of sunflower sea stars in northern parts of the west coast have been killed ...
This car has more than 1.2 million km on it — and it’s still going strong
And Campbell has the photos to prove it. When it turned over from 999,999 kilometres to 000,000 kilometres in September 2017, he pulled over to the side of the road to snap some photos. Now, he keeps ...
Why Canada’s economy is showing resilience in the face of U.S. tariffs
Because of a carve-out for Canadian exports that are compliant with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), BMO sees the ...
Beef costs more than ever, but Canadians won’t let that ruin barbecue season
As Canadians fire up their grills for the August long weekend, one of the nation's most cherished summer traditions is now facing a costly twist: beef prices have surged 25 per cent over the past year ...
Close encounter with great white shark near Halifax sparks awe, disbelief
Geraldine Fernandez snapped the picture Wednesday from a cage atop a boat operated by Atlantic Shark Expeditions near Sambro, a rural fishing community in the Halifax Regional Municipality. The male ...
Canadian Forces airdrop humanitarian aid into Gaza for the first time
The Canadian Armed Forces made their first humanitarian airdrop over Gaza on Monday using their own aircraft — delivering 9,800 kilograms of aid to Palestinians, according to Global Affairs Canada.