Liam ethan
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Trump's Hostility Towards Canada: Five Key Charts
Explore five charts detailing Trump's increasing hostility towards Canada, highlighting trade tensions and shifts in public opinion from 2024 to 2026.
Family Loses Home After Contractor's Fraudulent Work
A family in Amherstburg, Ontario, faces homelessness after a contractor's unsafe work. An arrest warrant has been issued for fraud. Read more.
A Second of Alignment, and Two Years of Waiting
Photographer AJ Smadi captured the ISS passing directly beside Jupiter in a single frame after nearly two years of planning, showing both objects at nearly identical angular size.
A Hidden Pathway, a Shelved Drug, and a Door That Might Open
UC San Diego researchers discovered a Ral-CTSA pathway that drives LDL receptor depletion, and identified a shelved drug already proven safe in humans that could be tested for high cholesterol.
Fifty Years Later, a Silent Instrument Finds Its Voice
A new analysis of Viking 2's 1976 seismic data suggests one of its two candidate signals may have been a genuine marsquake, originating from a region InSight later found to be seismically active.
A blade near Bathurst Street took a life and left a silence.
A woman was killed in a stabbing at an apartment parking lot near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West in North York on Saturday. Police say the parties knew each other and no other suspect is outstanding.
Can Toronto's new faces change the habits of a homeowners' city?
Nearly half of Toronto households rent, but before this election no councillor was a confirmed renter. This election brought three renter-background councillors, potentially shifting council's housing perspective.
When the chain of care has a gap, the public is asked to be its eyes.
Toronto police are asking for help finding 36-year-old Artour Sabloua, subject to an Ontario Review Board detention order, last seen near Queen Street West and Niagara Street wearing an orange sweater and pink shoes.
What does a ban protect that a barrel cannot measure?
The Liberal government, with NDP and Bloc support, defeated a Conservative bill to repeal the B.C. northern coast oil tanker ban, keeping the moratorium in place.
This weekend may be the last time Quebec falls back.
The Parti Québécois plans to table a bill abolishing seasonal time changes starting next year, citing health concerns, with committee hearings to decide between permanent daylight or standard time.
Four hundred kilometers up, a Canadian stepped outside.
CSA astronaut Joshua Kutryk completed his first spacewalk, a seven-hour operation with NASA’s Anil Menon to install a solar array, supported by Canadian robotics and flight control teams.
At the Edge of the Solar System, a New World Waits to Be Named
Harvard astrophysicists using Rubin Observatory data discovered 2026 ED138, a dwarf planet candidate 46 AU from the sun with a diameter of 600–1,500 km, potentially the sixth recognized dwarf planet.
Sixty-Seven Million Years in the Earth, Twelve Minutes on the Block
A rare Nanotyrannus skeleton named Jodi sold for $47.3 million at Sotheby's, the second-highest price for a dinosaur fossil, raising concerns about private ownership of scientifically significant specimens.
A Planet That Should Have Burned Bare, and the Clouds That Saved It
JWST observations revealed that lava planet TOI-561 b reflects roughly 75% of its starlight, likely due to silicate clouds acting as a "sunscreen" that helps it retain an atmosphere despite extreme radiation.
What Do You Carry When You Leave the Only Home You've Known?
The French town of Miquelon, near Newfoundland, is relocating to higher ground as rising seas threaten its future, but not all residents are ready to leave their homes.
A City's Connective Tissue, Lost at an Intersection
A Duffy's Taxi driver and his passenger were killed Wednesday morning when a sedan struck the cab at Salter Street and Aberdeen Avenue in Winnipeg's North End.
A Targeted Kidnapping, and a Network Still Being Mapped
Calgary police have charged two men and are searching for a third after a woman was rescued from a targeted, drug-related kidnapping in southeast Calgary.
The Deficit That Became a Mandate
Lula won Brazil's presidency after losing the first round by mobilizing a 10-million-person digital network, flipping Minas Gerais, and drawing moderate conservatives away from the Bolsonaro brand.
When the Sounds of Celebration Are Replaced.
A 15-year-old was arrested after 11 people, including six minors, were shot near Florida A&M's stadium following a homecoming game, with one victim in critical condition.
A Homecoming That Is Also a Reckoning.
María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela after months in exile to jubilant crowds, but must navigate a changed political landscape under a U.S.-backed interim government with no election date set.
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