Canadian Volunteers Join International Convoy Delivering Vehicles to Ukraine’s Front Lines
Three Canadians have joined an international volunteer effort delivering vehicles to Ukraine, helping supply transport needed by military units and medical teams operating during Russia’s ongoing invasion. Canadian volunteers are…
Supreme Court Directs Delhi Authorities to Protect Peaceful Protesters and Restore Normal Movement
India’s top court has directed authorities to prevent unlawful detention, review security barricades and ensure normal public transport and internet services amid protests in the national capital over electoral-roll revisions.…
Houthis Warn Airlines to Avoid Saudi Airports After Deadly Riyadh Airport Attack
Yemen’s Houthi movement has renewed warnings to airlines, airport workers and travellers after an attack on Riyadh’s international airport killed 12 people and injured more than 300, escalating tensions across…
Canada’s Job Market Weakens as Economy Loses 68,000 Jobs in September
Statistics Canada reports a second consecutive monthly decline in employment, with losses among young workers and public-sector employees raising concerns about the country’s economic outlook. Canada’s labour market suffered an…
Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for Defending Human Rights and International Law
The South African jurist and former United Nations human rights chief has been honoured for her decades of work promoting justice, accountability for atrocities and respect for international law. South…
Canada Unveils $2 Billion Heat Pump Plan to Help Retrofit One Million Homes
The federal government is committing $2 billion over eight years to make home heating more affordable, including a new rebate program aimed at helping up to 820,000 households switch to…
Russian Glide Bomb Strike on Kramatorsk Buses Kills 33 as Attacks on Ukraine Intensify
A deadly Russian attack on two passenger buses in Kramatorsk has killed at least 33 people and wounded 18, adding to a surge of lethal strikes across Ukraine. At least…
Canadian Rents Fall for 24th Consecutive Month as Rental Market Continues to Cool
The average asking rent in Canada fell to $2,034 in September, with increased rental supply helping push prices lower across much of the country. Canadian renters are seeing continued relief…
Zelensky Condemns ‘Vile’ Russian Attacks as Death Toll Rises Across Ukraine
Ukraine says a major overnight barrage of missiles and drones killed civilians, damaged residential buildings and hit energy infrastructure across multiple regions. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned a large-scale…
Quebec Election Reshapes Politics as Parti Québécois Returns to Power
The Parti Québécois has made a dramatic comeback, forming a minority government while Quebec’s Liberals and Conservatives emerge as powerful opposition forces. Quebec voters have delivered a major political shake-up,…