B.C. Wildfire Service Stretched Thin

British Columbia's wildfire service is operating at capacity with over 120 active blazes across the province. The scale of fires is straining resources as crews work to contain multiple fronts simultaneously.

Trump Escalates Tariff Threats Over Wildfire Smoke

U.S. President Trump has repeatedly threatened tariffs against Canada, citing wildfire smoke drifting across the border and even suggesting a border wall to keep smoke out. Trade lawyers warn the tariff threats are already costing Canadian businesses.

Canadian NATO Intern Charged with Spying

A Canadian intern working at NATO military headquarters in Belgium is facing spying charges. The case marks a significant security incident involving a Canadian national at a key NATO facility.

Israel Pitches High-Tech Trade and AI Partnership

Israel is proposing expanded high-tech trade and safer artificial intelligence collaboration with Canada, even as diplomatic tensions persist between the two nations.

Canada's Nuclear Capability Path Shortening

While Canada maintains an official anti-nuclear weapons stance, analysis suggests the country's technical pathway to developing nuclear weapons is becoming shorter, raising strategic questions.

B.C. Plans to Triple EV Charging Network by 2035

British Columbia announced plans to triple its public electric vehicle charging network by 2035 as part of efforts to support the transition to zero-emission vehicles.

Canadian Players Named to 2027 All-Star Game Roster

Celebrini and Bedard are among the first projected Canadian players selected for the 2027 NHL All-Star Game roster.

Minister Anand Meets Prince Rahim Aga Khan V

Canada's Minister Anand held a meeting with His Highness Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, reflecting ongoing diplomatic engagement.