Over 1,000 people have died in catastrophic floods across Nepal and China, prompting extensive rescue operations and international aid as communities grapple with the devastating loss of life and infrastructure.
Four people were killed and more than 50 injured after a U.S. strike hit a wedding gathering in Iran, reportedly.
A blockade has disrupted Iran’s oil exports, achieving what sanctions failed to do and bringing shipments to a near standstill.
Turkmenistan has begun repairing its “mind-boggling” methane mega-leaks, in what observers describe as a breakthrough in environmental progress.
Iran says the United States has launched fresh strikes as hostilities intensify again, raising fears of further escalation across the region.
An Iranian official says two people were killed after a U.S. strike hit a house where a wedding was held.
German authorities suspect Russia was behind an attempted drone attack near Leipzig/Halle Airport, raising concerns over sabotage and critical infrastructure security.
A man in Guelph allegedly posed as an off-duty police officer to assault a teenager, sparking an investigation and raising concerns about trust and public safety.
Multiple bullets were fired into a Mary Brown’s Chicken in Kitchener, causing property damage and community concern. Police are investigating the motive and suspects involved.
Metro Vancouver faces one last heatwave before rain returns this week, marking the transition from summer to autumn and prompting residents to enjoy the sun while preparing for cooler weather.
Winnipeg police have identified a deceased man and notified his family, bringing a somber closure to the case and highlighting the compassionate efforts of law enforcement.
Floods in Nepal and China have killed over 950 people, with hundreds feared trapped in hydropower tunnels. The disaster highlights the risks of infrastructure in extreme weather and the ongoing rescue challenges.
Two deaths and over a dozen missing persons have resulted from flash floods in the Grand Canyon, prompting extensive rescue efforts and renewed warnings about desert weather risks.
British Columbia’s ski resorts have transformed into winter wonderlands following significant snowfall, marking the start of the ski season and boosting local tourism.
Emergency response teams on September 2, 2026 managed rescue operations after an intermunicipal bus overturned on a treacherous mountain curve in Colombia.
Transport authorities in Mexico began inspecting wreckage on September 2, 2026 following a high-speed collision between a semi-truck and a passenger van.
Investigators on September 2, 2026 began reviewing transport logs after a passenger bus plummeted off a highway bridge into a ravine in Brazil.
A massive fire hit Baghdad’s Al-Dora power plant after unexplained blasts. Civil defense teams are fighting the blaze, while authorities investigate the cause amid fears of heightened power outages.
A woman armed with five knives stabbed two people in Times Square on Monday, killing one, before NYPD officers fatally shot her after she refused to drop her weapons during a midday spree.
Four Palestinians were shot and injured by live fire during an Israeli settler attack on Al-Mughayyir, near Ramallah. Escalating violence and restricted movement continue to heighten West Bank tensions.
A fire broke out at a New Cairo shopping mall, prompting a full evacuation. Emergency crews quickly contained the blaze, and one person was hospitalized for moderate smoke inhalation.
Six people died and several were injured when a passenger bus en route from Georgia to Moscow collided with a lorry on the Kavkaz federal highway in Russia's Stavropol region.
A fire destroyed Chez GadoGado in Bali on Sunday, forcing guests and staff to flee. No serious injuries occurred, but the historic beachfront venue suffered catastrophic structural damage.
Montenegro is advancing solar plant projects despite environmental warnings that construction could threaten habitats, wildlife, and the country’s biodiversity.