A Canadian expert on Russian warfare says he believes a direct line can be drawn between Moscow’s repeated testing of the airspace belonging to NATO allies in Eastern Europe and the Pentagon’s recent, quietly announced plan to cut security assistance to the Baltic states.
A federal government official has confirmed with CBC News that the now-closed Ontario theme park Marineland has filed paperwork seeking to export its remaining 30 belugas, and a Chinese theme park says itâs considering purchasing the whales.
The Criterion Collection’s Mobile Closet landed at the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this month. It drew massive crowds, and helped showcase how the video distribution company is helping shape the future of cinema.
On invitation from Chief Gary Quisses, Ontario’s ombudsman visited Neskantage First Nation and identified many issues beyond the boil-water advisory that the community has been under for three decades. “It’s shocking to me that in Canada in 2025, people are living under those conditions,” says Paul Dubé, who also called on the province and Ottawa to take action.
Police have issued a public safety warning about a high-profile sex offender that has been released from prison to live in Vancouver.Â
Sushi Jâs refusal to provide extra soy sauce on request has prompted bemusement in the local community in Kitimat, B.C., with social media users joking about smuggling in their own condiment packets.
Canadian police have arrested a Sikh activist on firearms charges in Ontario, an advocacy group said on Monday, two years after his close associate was murdered and the crime strained Canada’s diplomatic ties with India.
