Southwestern Ontario blasted by summer heat wavesSawyer Bogdan
Parts of Ontario have been feeling the heat this summer, with the southwestern part of the province experiencing its fourth heat wave of the summer.
Wildfires scorch large swaths of southeast Europe and the Balkans
Firefighters battled on Monday to put out wildfires in three separate provinces of Turkey, in Greece and near a tourist resort in Albania, stoked by strong winds after days of…
Wildfires scorch large swaths of southeast Europe and the Balkans
Firefighters battled on Monday to put out wildfires in three separate provinces of Turkey, in Greece and near a tourist resort in Albania, stoked by strong winds after days of…
Wildfires scorch large swaths of southeast Europe and the Balkans
Firefighters battled on Monday to put out wildfires in three separate provinces of Turkey, in Greece and near a tourist resort in Albania, stoked by strong winds after days of…
Winnipeg selects developers for 5 new housing initiativesSam Thompson
The projects are expected to create almost 700 new housing units. Of those units, 270 will be considered affordable housing.
Suspect in Maguiresbridge triple murder dies
Vanessa Whyte and her children, James and Sara Rutledge, died after a gun attack at their home. BBC News
Key Trump nominees stalled by Senate Dems puts pressure on GOP leaders
Senate Republicans have received marching orders from President Donald Trump to ram through his remaining nominees, but Democrats are slow-walking the process over some key nominations. Some of the nominees…
‘Dangerous and illegal’: Democrat AGs sue Trump over effort to use SNAP to locate migrants
New York Attorney General Letitia James on Monday said she is helping lead a group of 20 Democratic attorneys general in suing the Trump administration over its demands that they…
Gavin Newsom says Trump has turned himself into a ‘pretzel’ over EpsteinRachel Goodman
California Governor Gavin Newsom said Trump’s handling of the Epstein files has confused even his most ardent observers.
‘Vladimir Putin is a real-life Bond villain,’ says former PM Stephen Harper
Former prime minister Stephen Harper told a conference in Saskatchewan on Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is “an evil man” who will leave Russia poor and in chaos. …
At least 2 dead, suspect arrested after Nevada casino shootingGlobalnews Digital
The gunman who opened fire just outside the Grand Sierra Resort casino shot multiple people before being taken into custody, police said.
Will the Bank of Canada and U.S. Fed cut interest rates this week?Ari Rabinovitch
Monetary policy announcements from central banks in Canada and the United States are scheduled for July 30, and most economists are expecting no changes to borrowing costs.
Starmer shares Gaza peace blueprint with Trump
Downing Street says the proposals follow a call with France and Germany over the weekend. BBC News
Ferry fare fairness: Eby slams Ottawa after feds slash East Coast fares by 50%Simon Little
Eby said major new subsidies for East Coast ferries but not for those in B.C. are a symptom of “structural unfairness.”
Winnipegger, 18, arrested on flight to Japan after discovery of meth: border officialsSam Thompson
A Winnipegger is facing drug trafficking charges after being arrested at the Calgary airport en route to Japan, border officials say.
Seventeen killed as gunmen attack bar in Ecuador
Police say a boy, 12, was among the victims of the latest mass shooting in a country plagued by drug violence. BBC News
At least 17 killed after gunmen storm small-town bar in Ecuador
The South American nation has reeled under a substantial increase in violent crime over the last several years. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al…
Sailboat sinks near Miami Beach after crash with barge, leaving 6 hospitalized
Six people were pulled from the water near Star Island in Miami Beach after a barge struck the sailboat they were in, authorities said. The two-vessel incident happened Monday morning,…
B.C. seeking a second round of private-sector renewable energy projectsSimon Little
To qualify, the projects must create renewable electricity, have a capacity of 40 megawatts or greater and have at least one quarter First Nations ownership.