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Is Canada’s art scene ready for AI? Experts weigh its benefits and risks
Walk into the basement of John Zemanovich home nestled in the small town of Pelham, Ont. and the entire back wall and part of the floor will be covered with beautiful paintings, filled with rich colours, purposefully placed lines and intricate designs.
French president pledges support on visit to fire zone, vows: ‘We will win this battle together’
French President Emmanuel Macron urged fire crews to “stay strong” as they battled Monday to bring a monster wildfire under control, warning that the fight will take time but vowing, “We will win this battle together.”
Heat warnings active for Regina, much of southern Sask.
Those across southern and western Saskatchewan are in store for more punishing temperatures, as heat warnings are in effect across the region.
Province seeks federal support for Saskatoon, PA and North Battleford event centres
The Saskatchewan government is asking Ottawa to help fund three event centre projects in Saskatoon, Prince Albert and North Battleford.
Colleen Bready’s forecast: Heavt wave continuing in Manitoba
As heat and humidity continue on Monday, so does a heat warning across southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg.
‘Best concert we’ve ever had’ Local opener showcase shines at Troubadour Summer Concert Series
As the weather cooperated and The Watchmen shined at the July edition of the Troubadour Summer Concert Series presented by Paul Sadlon Motors, it was the local opener showcase that kept the crowd engaged and alive.
Upstate New York town memorializes slain Montreal girl
A year after a nine-year-old girl from Montreal was found dead near a swamp in Upstate New York, local resident Bridgette Cruz says new road signs are keeping her memory alive.
Police seeking tips in Caledonia theft investigation
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a theft at business on Argyle Street South in Caledonia.
B.C. TikToker with young-onset Alzheimer’s ends life using MAID
A TikTok star from Victoria, B.C., who used the platform to share her experiences living with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease has died.
University of Saskatchewan signs European agreement to bolster nuclear research
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have signed an agreement to collaborate on and enhance nuclear research and training opportunities.
Woman whose remains were found 31 years ago identified, police believe she was murdered in 1936
Toronto police say they have now identified the victims of two separate cold cases, including a woman who was murdered 90 years ago and buried underneath a building in the city’s east end.
14-year-old charged in aggravated assault at Legacy Park
Lethbridge police have charged a 14-year-old boy with aggravated assault after a 19-year-old man was attacked and injured at a northside park.
Richies Family Restaurant, a survivor in a chain restaurant world
Richie’s has been an anchor business in a strip mall at Fanshawe Park Road and Richmond Street since the early 1980s.
Local hospice celebrates new outdoor gazebo
Thanks to a popular campaign, a brand-new gazebo was revealed at Hospice Simcoe in Barrie.
New thriller filmed on Vancouver Island drops eerie first trailer, sets October premiere
Vancouver Island’s rugged coastline and misty forests are about to take centre stage in a chilling new television thriller.
Police search for second suspect following Seattle food festival shooting that killed 3
Police searched for a second suspect Monday after gunfire erupted at a crowded food festival beneath Seattle’s Space Needle, leaving three people dead and four others wounded, including a toddler. Another suspect was arrested earlier.
Saint John, N.B., AREA 506 sees theft, vandalism, break and enter before festival
The Saint John, N.B., container village known as Area 506 has been hit with a break, enter and theft, vandalism and damage ahead of its summer festival.
Zelenskyy and Britain’s new leader discuss drone projects and missile defence for Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and new U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham met Monday at a British naval base and discussed joint drone projects and Ukraine’s urgent need for ballistic missile interceptors to counter Russian attacks.
Alto flying drones in Ottawa’s east end this week to study potential high-speed rail route
Alto will be flying drones in Ottawa’s east end this week as part of its study for a potential high-speed rail line between Ottawa and Montreal.
The Viral Thayers Milky Face Toner Is On Sale For Under $13 Right Now
Right now, the Thayers Milky Face Toner is currently on sale for just $12.79 on Amazon Canada — that’s 26% off its regular price.
Alberta café owner closes business after losing customers over separatist events
An Alberta café owner says his business has shuttered after he hosted separatists and lost customers.
Driver hits hydro pole in Erin
Ontario Provincial Police say impaired driving was to blame for a crash in Erin.
City councillor wants Toronto to consider making Sneaky Dee’s a heritage site
A Toronto city councillor wants Sneaky Dees to be considered for a heritage designation after the beloved venue staved off demolition when a redevelopment application fell through earlier this month.
McConnell remains in rehab and says he'll miss key Kentucky political event
The office of Senator Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., released an update on his health Monday, this time with a statement from the congressional Office of Attending Physician stating the senator has not yet been medically cleared to leave a rehabilitation facility where he is undergoing physical therapy.
























