Author: Harry Miller

New Dalhousie research shows N.S. pharmacists cut tick-bite ER visits nearly in half, as the same prescribing authority spreads across Canada.

Trump signed a security deal with Denmark and Greenland at the UN Tuesday, giving the U.S. permanent Arctic military authority, a development Canada’s defence minister has called “encouraging” amid Ottawa’s own Arctic sovereignty concerns.

Eby’s Oct. 24 election call freezes DRIPA reform and a $306M gas royalty audit Treaty 8 First Nations sought, even as tariffs dominate the race.

Premier David Eby has called a snap British Columbia election for Oct. 24, nearly two years ahead of the province’s fixed election date, citing U.S. tariff threats and cost-of-living pressures.

Jonathan David scored the winning goal as Atletico Madrid beat Real Madrid in the derby, extending a hot run since his loan move from Juventus.

Ottawa is racing to seal a free trade deal with India by year’s end, a sharp turnaround from the 2023 diplomatic freeze after Nijjar’s killing.

Toronto’s Cohere and Waterloo’s OpenText will sell agentic AI to governments and regulated industries, addressing new Five Eyes cybersecurity guidance.

Aston Martin’s credit rating was cut and bondholders revolted over a new financing deal in 2026, even as chairman Lawrence Stroll keeps funding the automaker’s turnaround.

Stack it off the ground, cover only the top and give it months to dry: a guide to storing firewood so it is dry, safe and ready to burn this winter.

Ginoogaming First Nation spent $1.6M policing itself for months while Ottawa weighs recognizing First Nations policing as an essential service.