CBC Journalist Quits, Blasts 'Tokenistic' Diversity Efforts
Award-winning CBC national reporter Travis Dhanraj resigns with a powerful public letter, accusing the Canadian broadcaster of 'performative activism' and using him as a 'diversity token'.
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The Hidden Cameras' Joel Gibb Unveils New Album 'Avery Island'
An intimate interview with The Hidden Cameras' frontman Joel Gibb on his transformative new album 'Avery Island', its profound themes of love, loss, and queer identity, and the band's enduring legacy in indie music.
Sydney Heiress Mikaela Wilson Announces Pregnancy
Mikaela Wilson, Sydney heiress and daughter of Gazal Corporation founder, shares her pregnancy news with an intimate Instagram post, marking a new chapter for the prominent fashion family.
ABC journalists revolt over 'biased' 7.30 immigration report
An internal revolt rocks the ABC as senior journalists accuse flagship programme '7.30' of activist journalism and a left-wing bias in its controversial immigration report featuring Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.
Sky F1's Natalie Pinkham in hospital after collapse
Exclusive: Beloved Sky Sports F1 presenter Natalie Pinkham was hospitalised after collapsing at home, forcing her to miss the Canadian Grand Prix coverage. Colleagues and fans send their support.
BBC accused of disrespect over laughing activist in Kirk interview
The BBC has been accused of gross disrespect after airing a segment showing a Democrat activist laughing during a serious discussion with conservative commentator Charlie Kirk about political violence in America.
Cruise Giants in Multi-Million Pound Private Island Race
Discover how Royal Caribbean and Carnival are locked in an exclusive race to develop multi-million pound private island paradises, redefining luxury Caribbean cruising for British holidaymakers.
Canada's First Nations Musicians Revolutionise Healing Powwow Music
Discover how a new generation of Indigenous artists from Canada is transforming traditional powwow music into a global healing force, blending ancestral rhythms with contemporary sounds to address intergenerational trauma and cultural reclamation.
Canadian Soldier Dies on NATO Deployment in Latvia
A Canadian Armed Forces member deployed on the NATO mission in Latvia has been found dead in a non-combat related incident, casting a sombre shadow over Operation REASSURANCE.
Murdoch's Succession: Lachlan Takes Control in Family Deal
Exclusive details reveal Rupert Murdoch's carefully orchestrated succession plan, confirming Lachlan Murdoch will assume full control of the media empire in a landmark family agreement that reshapes global media power structures.
YouTube Survival Contestant Vanishes in Wilderness
A chilling mystery unfolds as a participant on the survival series 'Alone' disappears during filming, prompting a massive RCMP search operation in the harsh Canadian wild.
Gander's 9/11 Sanctuary: How 6,700 Stranded Passengers Found Hope
Discover how the tiny town of Gander, Newfoundland, became an unexpected sanctuary for 6,700 stranded passengers during 9/11, forging lifelong bonds and rewriting the meaning of community.
UK Firms Halt Hiring After 'Anti-Business' Budget
Business leaders sound the alarm as companies across Britain freeze recruitment following Labour's first Budget. Discover the sectors hit hardest and why bosses fear a return to '1970s-style' economic policies.
Chinese military shadows Australian, Canadian warships in Taiwan Strait
A tense naval standoff unfolded in the Taiwan Strait as Chinese forces closely monitored Australian and Canadian warships transiting the strategic waterway. Beijing condemns the passage as a 'provocation', escalating regional tensions.
Ultimate Guide to Canada's Best Ski Holidays & Resorts
Discover Canada's premier ski destinations, from the legendary powder of Whistler to the charming slopes of Quebec. Our expert guide reveals where to find the best terrain, luxury stays, and après-ski for an unforgettable winter holiday.
Shein's UK Tax Strategy Exposed: Minimal Payments Despite Massive Sales
An investigation reveals Shein's controversial tax structure, leveraging its Singapore base to minimise UK contributions despite massive British sales, raising questions about tax fairness for online retail giants.
Canada Slaps 15% Tariff on US Goods in Pre-Trump Budget
Former BoE Governor Mark Carney unveils a defensive budget for Canada, introducing strategic tariffs and subsidies to shield the economy from potential aggressive US trade policies under a second Trump term.
ABC Faces £350k Fine Over Buttrose Pressure Claims
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation could be fined £350,000 after Federal Court hears allegations Chair Ita Buttrose pressured staff to sack journalist Antoinette Lattouf in a case testing media independence and political interference.
Trump Vows to Defund NPR and PBS if Re-Elected
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to strip federal funding from public broadcasters NPR and PBS if he wins a second term, reigniting his longstanding battle with perceived media bias.
Dances With Wolves actor Graham Greene dies aged 71
The acclaimed Indigenous Canadian actor, best known for his Oscar-nominated role in 'Dances with Wolves', has passed away. Remembering his life and celebrated career.
Alcaraz beats Shelton, sets up Medvedev semi-final in Toronto
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz overcomes a stern challenge from American Ben Shelton in a three-set epic at the National Bank Open, booking a blockbuster semi-final clash with Daniil Medvedev.
Asda's Zero UK Tax Payment on £1bn Profit Sparks Fury
Supermarket giant Asda faces backlash after paying zero UK corporation tax despite £1 billion profits, while its private equity owners extract massive dividends. Labour's Rachel Reeves condemns the 'unfair system'.
Quebec Passes Controversial Public Prayer Ban
The Canadian province of Quebec has passed a controversial new law, Bill 25, severely restricting public prayer in a move critics are calling a direct assault on religious liberties. The legislation has sparked immediate legal challenges and protests.
Forestry Firm Slammed With Dozens of New Logging Charges
A major forestry corporation is embroiled in a significant legal battle, hit with a slew of new charges for alleged illegal logging practices. The case raises serious questions about environmental regulation and corporate accountability.
Abolish Forestry Corp Over Endangered Species Failures
Environmental groups are demanding the immediate abolition of the state-owned Forestry Corporation of NSW, accusing it of systematic failures to protect endangered species and comply with its own logging rules, pushing ecosystems to the brink.
Osaka's Epic Comeback Stuns Ostapenko in Montreal
Naomi Osaka stages a breathtaking comeback from a set down to defeat Jelena Ostapenko at the Canadian Open. The former World No. 1 advances to face Danielle Collins in the next round.
Ostapenko Blasts Sabalenka Over 'Disrespectful' Withdrawal
Latvian tennis star Jelena Ostapenko takes to Instagram to express her fury after World No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka's late withdrawal from their Montreal quarter-final match, labelling the move 'unprofessional'.
Miriam Toews Unveils New Novel 'A Truce That Is Not Peace'
Acclaimed Canadian author Miriam Toews discusses her powerful new novel exploring trauma, survival, and the complex aftermath of violence in an exclusive, in-depth interview with The Guardian.
Miriam Toews' Profound New Memoir Explores Trauma & Peace
Acclaimed author Miriam Toews delivers a searingly intimate and expansive memoir, navigating personal trauma, familial bonds, and the complex legacy of her Mennonite upbringing in this powerful new work.
Montana Town's Crisis as Canadian Tourists Vanish
The idyllic mountain town of Whitefish, Montana, faces an economic emergency as a critical decline in Canadian visitors, due to prolonged border restrictions, threatens local businesses and community spirit.
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