SARNIA — Sarnia police say they have arrested one man and are looking for another in connection with a fatal shooting at a Lambton College
BRAMPTON — Peel Regional Police say they’re investigating a man’s death after a canoe capsized at a Brampton lake. Spokesperson Tyler Bell says police received
The unions representing faculty and support staff at Fleming College and St. Lawrence College say the decision to merge the two colleges blindsided workers and
Human rights groups say Iran is speeding up executions of political dissidents and anti-regime protesters who took to the streets in January. Families and activists say any negotiations to end the war must be conditioned on ending the killings.
TORONTO — Craig Berube stood behind a stunned and bitterly disappointed Maple Leafs’ bench last spring. As the clock wound down and the Panthers started
The recent cancelling of a horror novelist’s book demonstrates the conundrum that literary professionals face as they comb through every pitch, query letter and manuscript lobbed their way: how do you separate the proverbial wheat from the AI-generated chaff, and what happens if you get it wrong?
With the future of free trade between Canada and the United States unclear at best, a look to the past could provide hints at where critical exports of energy fit into a deal in the future.
The Iran war appears to have ended (if it has ended) with a settlement that neither fully opens the Strait of Hormuz nor keeps it fully closed. The lingering doubts about the Persian Gulf as a source of energy for Europe and Asia, especially if Iran succeeds in its goal of charging tolls for passage, could be good news for Canadian oil and gas â if disaster can be averted.
When Péter Magyar was a child, he taped a photo of Viktor Orbán, then an anti-communist firebrand, on his bedroom wall, thrilled by Hungary’s first
