Liam Ãg àHannaidh faces terrorism charges in the United Kingdom after videos emerged appearing to show him displaying a flag of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah during a November 2024 performance in London.
Music-streaming giant Spotify announced today that it’s rolling out direct messages to both free and premium users.
With U.S. tariffs still weighing on Canada’s steel and aluminum sectors, a Quebec-based food can manufacturer is expanding its operations — and bringing the American
When Lauren Schmidtke found an interesting-looking spider at her sister’s house in Airdrie, she didn’t realize that she was looking at a western black widow, the only spider in Alberta with venom potent enough to harm a human.
Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook will sue U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration to try to prevent him from firing her, her lawyer said Tuesday. “President Trump has no authority to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook,” said Abbe Lowell, a longtime Washington lawyer who has represented figures from both major political parties.
The Canadian government’s long-awaited defence industrial strategy formally landed on Tuesday and arrives in the shadow of a push by the Trump administration to further
Canada’s new defence industrial strategy sets out a series of important, extraordinarily high benchmarks for the country to achieve over the next decade, including buying
The Liberal government has unveiled its long-awaited, long-promised agency to co-ordinate and speed up the purchase and delivery of equipment to the Canadian military.The new
Defence Minister David McGuinty is clearly getting tired of being asked about the soon-to-be-completed review of Canada’s purchase of F-35 fighters from the United States.”You’ve
Musician Sean McCann says heâs never been a fan of screech-in ceremonies and sees it as making fun of Newfoundlanders. But Christian’s Pub owner Brian Day says they make the screech-in a positive, memorable experience.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced that Canada will keep troops in Latvia through to 2029, as part of a mission to deter Russian aggression
The Liberal government has extended Canada’s NATO presence in Latvia for another three years, but it is still struggling to fill in the equipment gaps
