
At Least 916 Executed in Iran Since January, Rights Group Says
Iran has carried out at least 916 executions since January, a rights group says, warning the true figure is higher.

Iran has carried out at least 916 executions since January, a rights group says, warning the true figure is higher.

A popular B.C. resort has closed due to a major wildfire, forcing evacuations and highlighting the severe impact of increasing fire seasons on local businesses.

Ontario’s SIU is investigating a police response in Oshawa after a man refused to leave a woman’s home, highlighting issues of safety and accountability.

A Truro family opposes a 231-unit housing development next to their hobby farm, raising concerns about privacy and lifestyle impacts amidst urban growth pressures.

Central Alberta ranchers are skipping free roadside pasture to feed cattle safely, citing risks from traffic and contamination, prioritizing animal welfare.

Southwestern Ontario is under a severe storm threat for Tuesday, with warnings for heavy rain and wind prompting residents to take precautions.

Senator Percy Downe reports progress on Ottawa’s LeBreton Flats redevelopment, but no construction timeline has been established, leaving residents in limbo.

Porter Airlines introduced a "golden ticket" promotion offering free flights for a year, creating buzz and rewarding customers with a whimsical travel opportunity.

A police service dog helped arrest a suspect for suspected arson at Vernon’s Kin Beach, preventing potential fire damage and ensuring public safety.

A golfer resigned from his country club after a viral video alleged he cheated on a hole-in-one, highlighting the importance of integrity and sportsmanship in the game.

The Toronto Blue Jays secured a narrow win over the Boston Red Sox, overcoming a bizarre defensive play that confused fans and players alike.

Southern Ontario faces a significant jump in gas prices due to global market trends, impacting household budgets and local economies.

Loblaw recalled specific snack products due to an undeclared allergen, prompting the CFIA to advise consumers to check lot codes and return affected items.

NASA unveiled new ISS research on life support and human health, providing critical data for future Moon and Mars missions.

Computer simulations reveal that a single ant can initiate collective behavior in a colony, demonstrating the power of individual action in swarm intelligence.

Marine heatwaves are posing increasing risks to human health through toxic algae, disease spread, and food insecurity, prompting calls for better monitoring and adaptation.

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal networks, stretching over 100 quadrillion kilometers, help plants survive climate change by storing carbon and providing nutrients.

X-ray imaging has unveiled the inner workings of leaf stomata, aiding the development of crops that use water more efficiently and withstand drought better.

Busseiron, a distinct Japanese physics discipline focusing on the theory of matter, has evolved from a Meiji-era pedagogical tool to a foundational element of modern Japanese scientific thought.

Research on ancient warming events suggests Earth has crossed climate tipping points before, highlighting the urgent need to limit current global temperature rise.

Research shows that energy leakage from quantum systems can enhance and spread entanglement, offering new possibilities for quantum technology design.

ESA’s Proba-3 satellites are creating artificial eclipses to study the solar corona and improve predictions for the upcoming natural eclipse in August 2026.

Toronto Police have launched a high-priority Level 1 search for a missing woman, mobilizing extensive resources and community support to ensure her safe return.

British Columbia remains in a state of emergency on August 11 due to multiple wildfires, with the Bald Range fire causing significant evacuations and air quality issues.