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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Reeves's Budget Tax Raid to Decimate Hospitality Jobs
Exclusive analysis reveals Labour's planned VAT overhaul for private schools could trigger a devastating chain reaction, costing the hospitality sector more than 50% of its job losses and hitting family budgets hard.
Fleetwood's PGA Tour breakthrough with Canadian Open win
English golf star Tommy Fleetwood clinched a dramatic victory at the 2024 RBC Canadian Open, securing a massive £1.3 million payday and ending his long wait for a PGA Tour title.
Iconic Sydney restaurant Buon Ricordo to close after 45 years
After nearly half a century, a beloved Sydney dining institution will serve its final meal in September 2025, marking a poignant moment for the city's culinary scene and loyal patrons.
Katy Perry's Braless Gala Look Fuels Trudeau Rumours
Pop sensation Katy Perry set tongues wagging at a high-profile Canadian gala, making a daring fashion statement in a sheer, braless gown. The appearance fuels ongoing speculation about a potential romance with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as bo
Las Vegas Casino Shutdown: Historic Poker Palace Closes
The iconic Sahara Poker Room, a legendary Las Vegas institution, has permanently closed its doors. The shutdown signals a worrying downturn in Sin City's tourism and gaming revenue, with visitor numbers plummeting. Discover the full impact on one of Vegas
Canadian lumber tariff bid against US falls flat
A major Canadian effort to impose punishing tariffs on American softwood lumber has collapsed spectacularly, handing a surprise victory to US producers and exposing the complexities of cross-border trade disputes.
Djokovic Withdraws from Canadian Open Citing Fatigue
Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic has pulled out of the National Bank Open in Toronto, citing fatigue. The 24-time Grand Slam champion's withdrawal raises questions about his preparation for the upcoming US Open.
Costa Coffee Axes 1,650 Jobs in UK Restructuring
Costa Coffee, the UK's largest coffee shop chain, is slashing 1,650 jobs in a devastating blow to the high street. The drastic cuts come as parent company Coca-Cola implements a major restructuring plan to address changing consumer habits post-lockdown.
Jennifer Aniston's New Boyfriend Revealed: Who Is Jim?
Exclusive: Jennifer Aniston is officially off the market. The Friends icon is dating Canadian model and actor Jim, with sources revealing their 'strong connection' and his refreshingly normal life away from the Hollywood glare.
Secretariat's Jockey Inducted into UK Hall of Fame
Ron Turcotte, the celebrated jockey behind the legendary Secretariat's 1973 Triple Crown triumph, is inducted into the prestigious British Hall of Fame at the National Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket.
UK Barista Wages Surge Past White-Collar Jobs
A surprising economic shift is underway as UK service sector wages for baristas, bartenders, and hotel staff surge past traditional white-collar roles, driven by post-pandemic demand and a tight labour market.
Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on US goods after Trump move
Canada has announced a new wave of counter-tariffs on American products in response to former President Donald Trump's revived trade war tactics, targeting key exports from politically sensitive US states.
Chili's server gets record £2,000 tip in UK
A Chili's server in the UK receives an astonishing £2,000 gratuity after serving a single table, marking one of the largest tips in the chain's history and sparking celebrations.
Fourth Italian Restaurant Chain Collapses in 2025 Crisis
Another major Italian restaurant chain has fallen into administration, marking the fourth such collapse in 2025. The crisis threatens jobs and highlights severe pressures facing UK's hospitality sector from rising costs and changing consumer habits.
Wetherspoon Boss Brings Back Popular Steak Club
Pub tycoon Tim Martin bows to public pressure, bringing back the hugely popular weekly steak deal to all Wetherspoon locations across the UK from 28th May.
Iconic Manly Wharf Hotel Shocks Sydney with Sudden Closure
Sydney's iconic Manly Wharf Hotel, a cherished harbourside institution for over two decades, has abruptly closed its doors, leaving locals and visitors stunned and mourning the loss of a community landmark.
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