Rama Parish Honors Fr. Andrew Sowa

Rama Parish held an appreciation and farewell event for Fr. Andrew Sowa, marking the end of his tenure at the local parish.

Canada's Potash Trade Under Pressure

The U.S. is negotiating to purchase potash from Belarus instead of Canada, prompting Saskatchewan's premier to warn against buying what he calls 'blood potash' from the sanctioned nation. This threatens a key Canadian export and represents a significant shift in North American trade dynamics.

Canada's Strongest Tornado Strikes Elie

Elie, Manitoba experienced Canada's strongest recorded tornado, a significant weather event that underscores the country's vulnerability to extreme weather phenomena.

Winnipeg-Born Man Deported After ICE Detention

A Winnipeg-born Canadian was deported back to Canada following nine months in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention, raising questions about cross-border treatment of citizens.

Belleville Synagogue Defiant After Shooting

Following a shooting incident at a Belleville, Ontario synagogue, the synagogue president vowed the community will not be deterred, emphasizing resilience in the face of violence.

Canada Explores EU Associate Membership

Canada is examining what associate membership with the European Union would mean for the Canadian economy and businesses, signaling potential shifts in trade relationships.

Canada and U.K. Consider Defense Financial Merger

Canada and the United Kingdom are exploring a merger of financial initiatives aimed at strengthening defense capabilities against Russia, reflecting deepening security cooperation.

Ontario Advances Pickering Nuclear Refurbishment

Ontario has begun construction on the refurbishment of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, a major infrastructure project aimed at extending the facility's operational life.

Canada's Airports Seek Revenue Expansion

A CBC investigation explores whether Canada's airports can be transformed into profit-generating enterprises, examining new revenue models for the aviation sector.

Atlantic Canada's Helicopter Services Profiled

A look inside the life-saving helicopter operations serving Atlantic Canada highlights the critical role of air rescue in the region's emergency response infrastructure.

Winnipeg Homelessness Initiative Under Scrutiny

Winnipeg is exploring comprehensive strategies to end homelessness for good, examining systemic approaches to address the ongoing housing crisis.

Canada's Citizenship Law Affects U.S. Archives

Changes to Canada's citizenship law are impacting U.S. archives, creating administrative and historical documentation challenges across the border.

Canada Questions Treatment of Iranian Conscripts

Canada faces scrutiny over its approach to Iranian military conscripts, with the U.K. and Australia taking different policy positions on the matter.