Heavy monsoon rains triggered a structural house collapse in the Ibb governorate on August 27, 2026, resulting in two fatalities.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that the province would not unilaterally cut off electricity exports to the U.S., emphasizing the need for collaboration and grid stability.
A new poll shows the CAQ government in Quebec is gaining support due to its handling of the tariff crisis, as voters rally behind its protective economic stance.
A shopper in Barrie, Ontario, discovered personal effects of a fallen Canadian soldier in a thrift store, sparking a community effort to return his story to his family.
In a contest for BC's best roadside attraction, the whimsical Enchanted Forest faces off against the historic gold rush town of Barkerville in the second semifinal.
A woman died after an officer-involved shooting in south Calgary, prompting an investigation and community mourning, raising questions about police conduct and safety.
The CRTC is implementing Canadian content requirements for streaming services, a move opposed by the U.S. as discriminatory, sparking a diplomatic and trade dispute.
A climber in British Columbia was stung over 100 times by wasps and required a helicopter rescue, highlighting the hidden dangers of outdoor adventures.
A 68-year-old man has been charged with arson after a historic church in New Brunswick was destroyed by fire, causing significant community distress.
A Saturday closure of the Gordie Howe International Bridge’s multi-use path left some American cyclists and pedestrians stranded in Windsor, highlighting communication gaps.
A majority of US shoppers attribute personal product shortages to tariffs, highlighting a gap between economic policy and consumer experience.
China and India are prioritizing direct border talks as US influence fades, reflecting a shift towards regional autonomy and pragmatic diplomacy.
James “Fergie” Chambers was arrested in Ibiza following a US extradition request, sparking debate on political activism and financial laws.
Company directors have been convicted for hiring the driver involved in a Hunter Valley wedding bus crash, highlighting the importance of corporate due diligence and safety.
Police in Nadi, Fiji, are searching for a fourth suspect involved in a taxi robbery, having already arrested three others, as the community supports the victim.
A grandfather faces the amputation of both legs after tripping on a scorching hot footpath, highlighting the severe risks of extreme heat on urban infrastructure.
A report co-author argues that ending the private health insurance rebate for Australians aged 65 and over is a positive policy change that improves equity and saves costs.
The Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion maintains a calm procedural surface, but reveals deep societal tensions and personal struggles within the Jewish community.
Prime Minister Albanese recognizes the inevitability of the data center boom, navigating energy constraints and regulatory challenges to secure Australia’s place in the digital economy.
Police are investigating the death of a teenage girl in Sydney, appealing for information while the community mourns and supports the grieving family.
Jerry Sowood has been charged after allegedly stabbing a mother who shielded her son in a random Melbourne CBD attack, marking the start of legal proceedings.
Tasmania’s reluctant approval of a major data center highlights the national tension between technological growth and environmental conservation, setting a precedent for future projects.
A drone pilot captured stunning footage of great white and tiger sharks feeding on a whale carcass off Bawley Point, offering insights into marine predator behavior.
Jennifer Keen, 27, died in a car crash at Westfield Knox in Melbourne, leaving behind a community that remembers her as a kind and generous spirit.