A family violence incident in North York left three people critically injured and a suspect in custody. Police say the event appears isolated as investigators work to determine what led to the violence.
Ontario students are raising concerns after changes to OSAP grants and the lifting of a tuition freeze. While officials cite sustainability, many fear rising debt and reduced accessibility to higher education.
A man died after reports of gunfire in north Edmonton, prompting a police investigation and leaving residents shaken. Authorities continue to gather evidence while urging the public to provide information.
Israeli authorities have approved land registration measures in the occupied West Bank near Jerusalem, drawing strong regional and global criticism that such expansion entrenches control and undermines prospects for a two‑state solution.
An inquiry found Quebec’s auto insurance board concealed rising costs tied to the troubled SAAQclic platform, raising concerns about transparency, governance, and public trust in large-scale digital modernization projects.
A fatal house fire in Winnipeg has led to a manslaughter charge, prompting reflection on responsibility, fire safety, and the lasting impact of tragedy on a community.
New housing in Pyongyang, called Saeppyol Street, was opened for families of North Korean soldiers killed while deployed alongside Russian forces, blending state‑led tribute with efforts to honor and support bereaved relatives.
Cuba has postponed its annual Habanos cigar festival due to severe fuel shortages and power outages tied to a U.S. oil embargo, delaying the event indefinitely.
After nearly 60 years of searching, shipwreck hunters found the wreck of the 19th‑century luxury steamship Lac La Belle in Lake Michigan, lost since 1872 and now studied and documented.
A regional Swiss train derailed near Goppenstein in the canton of Valais after an avalanche likely crossed the tracks on Monday morning, injuring five people and halting rail services.
NATO jets scrambled across Europe after Russian hypersonic missile launches, highlighting how speed, airspace, and vigilance now shape the war’s wider atmosphere.
Italy’s iconic Lovers’ Arch on the Adriatic coast near Melendugno collapsed into the sea on Valentine’s Day after days of heavy storms and rough seas, prompting local sorrow but no reported injuries.
A public assurance about Imran Khan’s eyesight meets a family rebuttal, revealing how health, trust, and power intersect amid Pakistan’s political tension.
African governments are shifting focus from borrowing toward stronger fiscal governance, seeking debt resilience through transparency, coordination, and domestic revenue reform.
A Carnival float honoring Brazil’s president sparked debate in Rio, revealing how celebration, memory, and politics continue to share the same bright streets.
Canada’s $6.6B defence strategy aims to modernize forces and strengthen Arctic security, sparking debate over costs, priorities, and preparedness in an increasingly uncertain global landscape.
Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson, 84, died peacefully surrounded by family; the Baptist minister and activist stood with MLK, led movements for equality, and ran for U.S. president.
A reflective look at how morning newsletters quietly shape the way people meet the world each day, offering orientation before the noise begins.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died at 84, closing a chapter in American history shaped by protest, politics, and a powerful belief in collective voice.
A 23-year-old student, Quentin, died in Lyon after being attacked by a group of masked individuals amid political clashes; investigation underway, tensions rise as authorities seek suspects.
Investigators continue examining evidence, interviews, and digital records following the deadly Tumbler Ridge school shooting, as authorities seek motive and a grieving community searches for healing.
An avalanche in the Italian Alps swept a snowmobile rider and his vehicle into icy Lago Nero; three companions escaped, rescuers search for the missing man in frigid waters.
Proposed UK passport rules could restrict entry for some foreign-born children, raising concerns about belonging, borders, and how bureaucracy shapes childhood.
A winter storm watch covers parts of the GTA as forecasters warn of up to 15 cm of snow, freezing rain, and hazardous travel conditions depending on shifting temperatures.