Why France, Germany, and the UK want to reimpose sanctions on Iran
France, Germany, and the UK are starting a 30-day process to reimpose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from…
Native American group leader calls out ‘far left’ amid NY school mascot fight
A Native American advocacy group is urging a Long Island school district to resist New York’s crackdown on indigenous imagery, arguing that efforts to erase logos like the “Thunderbirds” amount…
Russia blames Trump for Iran nuclear crisis, says Europe has turned to ‘diplomacy at the barrel of the gun’
Russia on Thursday struck out against President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the U.S. from the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran and argued Washington is to blame for Tehran’s non-compliance…
Brandon Teixeira convicted of murder in 2017 contract killingSimon Little
At trial, jurors heard that Brandon Teixeira had shot and stabbed Nicholas Khabra in a targeted hit, with a contract worth $160,000.
Famous Sikh shrine partially submerged after flooding in Pakistan
One of Pakistan’s most famous Sikh temples was flooded after heavy rains submerged parts of Punjab province. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera
Ellen DeGeneres slammed with fresh accusations of hostility toward men by former talk show staff
Ellen DeGeneres faces renewed criticism after fresh accusations surfaced this week about her alleged toxic behavior on her long-running daytime talk show. A former cameraman on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”…
‘What a race!’ – Hunter Bell runs PB but denied win after thrilling finish
Audrey Werro finishes first in the women’s 800m at Diamond League Zurich, claiming a national record as Britain’s Georgia Hunter Bell claims second with a personal best. BBC News
Quebec premier calls on auto insurance board to co-operate with anti-corruption policeAlessia Simona Maratta
The anti-corruption unit is investigating major cost overruns related to the auto board’s digital transition project.
10-year-old Minnesota church shooting survivor says friend saved his lifeKatie Scott
Fifth-grade student Weston Halsne said his friend jumped on top of him and shielded him from the gunfire.
Quebec demanding budget cuts as junior colleges face record enrolmentGlobalnews Digital
Nearly 194,000 students are enrolled for the fall semester in the province’s 48 junior colleges — a number the federation says is unprecedented.
Canada places further sanctions on Russia over Moldova interference claimsUday Rana
Canada is imposing sanctions against 16 individuals and two entities under the Special Economic Measures (Moldova) Regulations.
2 charged after Winnipeg cops search alleged chop shop in encampmentSam Thompson
Police said they searched a temporary structure near the riverbank on Gomez Street, and seized a large quantity of potentially stolen items.
Amazon Outlet’s Labor Day sale: KitchenAid, Carhartt and more under $50
This Labor Day, Amazon’s Outlet is offering deals on everything you need for your home, health and wardrobe, with many items on sale for less than $50. From kitchen essentials…
No rush on new crude oil pipelines, Trans Mountain chief executive saysKen MacGillivray
The head of the company that operates the Trans Mountain pipeline says there is no immediate need for new pipeline space in Canada.
BBC reports from scene of deadly Russian attack on Kyiv
Russia launched a major attack on Ukraine’s capital in the early hours of Thursday evening, killing at least 19 people, including four children. BBC News
Selkirk urged to stay ‘bear aware’ after animal sighting in city’s north endSam Thompson
People in Selkirk, Man., are being asked to use caution after a bear sighting in the city Wednesday night.
USask Huskies men’s soccer team eyes comeback after consecutive playoff missesScott Roblin
Falling short of Canada West playoffs for a second year in a row in 2024, the USask Huskies men’s soccer team has a new look heading into their 2025 campaign.…
Armstrong IPE ‘The Hobbiest Place on Earth’ for its 124th yearSydney Morton
More than 10,000 people are expected to come to the fairgrounds in Armstrong, B.C., for the 124th annual agricultural fair.
Smith’s Alberta Next panel hears cheers for deportation, separation in LloydminsterGlobalnews Digital
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s Alberta Next panel heard loud cheers for Alberta separation and the mass deportation of immigrants during a town hall in Lloydminster on Wednesday.