Author: Harry Miller

Canada is restoring a dedicated envoy for women peace security, signalling that support for women and girls will once again be a clearer priority in its global diplomacy. The move could shape how Ottawa responds to conflict, humanitarian crises and human rights challenges in the months ahead.

Teck CEO Jonathan Price says there are no plans to sell the Fourmile royalty, even as excitement builds around a major gold discovery in Australia. With investors watching closely, the Fourmile royalty remains a key point of interest as drilling results and technical studies shape what comes next.

Toronto subway buskers are turning crowded platforms into moments of calm, joy, and surprise for commuters across the city. Meet the musicians making rush hour feel a little more human—and a lot more memorable.

Nearly a year after the Lapu Lapu attack, many Filipino Canadians are still carrying deep grief as their community struggles to heal, remember and move forward. This story explores the pain, tensions and hard questions that remain long after the headlines faded.

Mike Vrabel is generating fresh buzz after candid resort photos sparked a wave of NFL speculation, reminding fans how quickly personal moments can become league-wide talking points. As questions swirl about what comes next for Mike Vrabel, this story shows why even off-field headlines can shape the football conversation.

The NHL Draft is set to take over Pittsburgh as teams chase franchise-changing talent, trade possibilities and the next generation of hockey stars. For Canadian fans especially, the NHL Draft is more than a big event—it’s a two-day snapshot of where the sport’s future is headed.

Discover why comfort-first decorating is becoming the smartest way to refresh a home, with practical ideas that put ease, warmth and real everyday living ahead of passing trends. In the Collingwood Chalet modern makeover, comfort takes centre stage with inviting spaces designed to work beautifully for Canadian life.

Questions are growing around a troubling series of Iranian scientists deaths, as investigators probe whether the cases were accidents, natural causes, or something more sinister. With links to Iran’s nuclear and aerospace sectors, the mystery is drawing close attention from Canada and the wider international community.

Questions are mounting over a costly Nunavut federal lease that appears to offer little more than a basic industrial site at a staggering daily rate. As scrutiny grows, taxpayers and northern communities alike will be watching to see whether Ottawa can justify the price and the process behind it.

Air Canada flights are being scaled back on some Europe and Caribbean routes as the airline responds to softer demand and ongoing Cuba travel challenges. For travellers, that could mean fewer non-stop options and higher fares, making early booking and flexible plans more important than ever.