Powerful Nor'easter Sweeps East Coast, Triggering Flight Cancellations and One Fatality
A powerful nor’easter swept across the U.S. East Coast on Tuesday, prompting the cancellation of roughly 400 flights, knocking out electricity for more tha
A powerful nor’easter swept across the U.S. East Coast on Tuesday, prompting the cancellation of roughly 400 flights, knocking out electricity for more tha
In Montreal, Canada, on Sunday evening, Dutch rider Demi Vollering claimed the UCI Road World Championships women’s road race title after a dramatic sprint
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has formally invited Canada to become the first-ever associate member of the European Union. The unexpec
Swedish voters went to the polls on Sunday, 12 September, to elect all 349 seats in the Riksdag, the nation’s unicameral parliament. The election, which w
The United States women’s national basketball team secured the 2024 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup title by defeating France 97–79 in the final played o
The United States announced on Tuesday that, beginning 29 September, it will bar the import of three categories of Canadian goods—alcoholic beverages, moto
A PAC P‑750 XSTOL operated by Niugini Aviation crashed while on approach to Simbai Airport in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea, on the afternoon of 8 Sept
Canada’s government announced that, as of today, it will impose retaliatory duties ranging from 15 percent to 50 percent on roughly CA$27.6 billion (US$19.
Christopher Bell secured victory in the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway on Sunday, ending a 33‑race winless stretch for the Joe Gibbs Racing driver. The
The Dutch central bank (De Nederlandsche Bank) announced on Tuesday that it will relocate 86 tonnes of its gold reserves from vaults in Ottawa, Canada, and
A tourist bus carrying a mixed group of passengers overturned on a highway near the town of Nuweiba in Egypt’s South Sinai region on Monday morning, killin
Serbian digital‑rights watchdog SHARE Foundation announced on Monday that it has identified at least 14 students and opposition activists who were targeted
Turkmenistan has begun a systematic effort to locate and seal methane leaks across its oil and gas infrastructure, according to the latest figures released
Canada’s women’s national volleyball team secured a berth in the upcoming Summer Olympics in Los Angeles after a decisive 3‑1 win over the Dominican Republ
The U.S. Northern Command and the North American Aerospace Defense Command announced on Thursday that a directed‑energy laser system was employed to neutra
British Columbia lifted the provincial state of emergency on Thursday, ending the measures that had been in place since Aug. 8 after a series of wildfires
British Columbia lifted the province‑wide state of emergency on Thursday, ending a month‑long period of heightened alert that had been triggered by a serie
Washington, D.C., – On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing all federal agencies to refer to the Great Lakes waterway known
On Wednesday, August 28, the Highway 1 segment of the Trans‑Canada Highway in Fraser Canyon, British Columbia, reopened after seven weeks of closure. Offic
Twelve people were confirmed dead and at least 54 injured on Saturday as fast‑moving wildfires ripped through the northeastern Algerian provinces of Béjaïa
Canada announced this week that it will impose retaliatory tariffs on United States imports worth roughly US$20 billion per year, in response to the Trump
An overnight raid by an armed gang on the outskirts of Port‑au‑Prince on Tuesday left at least 47 people dead and 22 injured, according to local authoritie
The United States announced on Monday that it will impose a 50 percent tariff on roughly US $20 billion of Canadian goods, effective immediately. The move
Merck & Co. and Moderna announced on Monday that a late‑stage, phase‑III trial of their investigational cancer vaccine, designed to prevent recurrence of m