Recent articles from publications based in Canada.
The Narwhalby Matt Simmons and Zak Vescera25 Aug 2026
A major Canadian oil and gas company reported dozens of incidents at its pipelines after the provincial regulator exempted thousands of its pipelines from normal clean-up timelines.
globalnews.caby Toni De Guzman25 Aug 2026
The provincial and federal governments are accused of violating the Charter of Rights and Freedoms for underfunding legal aid in Manitoba, according to a Court of King’s Bench lawsuit filed...
globalnews.caby Katie Scott25 Aug 2026
Multiple people, including children, died after a gunman opened fire at a Billings, Mont., home that was also set on fire, according to police.
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital25 Aug 2026
A relative of a British Columbia family murdered during a camping trip more than four decades ago says she is relieved their killer has once again been denied parole, but frustrated her family will...
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital25 Aug 2026
Two former Alberta political foes are joining forces to make the case for the province to stay in Canada.
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital25 Aug 2026
As Aidan Jeffers begins his graduate studies at the University of Toronto, he says he will have to work more hours and possibly rely on food banks due to drastic changes to student financial aid in...
The Narwhalby Rajpreet Sahota and Amit Nanwa25 Aug 2026
My parents were farmers before they came to Canada in the late 1980s. So were my grandparents. I grew up here, never farming, but also never entirely distant from it.
globalnews.caby Aaron D’Andrea25 Aug 2026
President Donald Trump says the United States is giving “serious consideration” to renaming one of the Great Lakes as relations with Canada’s most populated province sour.
globalnews.caby Adriana Monachino25 Aug 2026
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The Walrusby Kunal Chaudhary25 Aug 2026
The World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Comes to Small-Town Ontario How a historic village found itself in the path of a massive energy project—twice ILLUSTRATION BY MARLEY ALLEN-ASH Published 6:30...
globalnews.caby Sean Previl25 Aug 2026
As Canadian families continue to get ready to head back to school, they could face a mixed bag of prices and need to be flexible when trying to plan out lunches for their children, according to a...
globalnews.caby Sean Previl25 Aug 2026
Police in Amsterdam continue to try to identify a man found three years ago whose identity remains unknown, but has come to be referred to by authorities as “Lucky.” Internet sleuths led police in...
The Tyeeby Jen St. Denis25 Aug 2026
The video shows a gathering of mostly senior citizens in the backyard of a house in Penticton. The back porch has been made into an impromptu stage for the fringe political party OneBC, which was...
The Tyeeby Andrew MacLeod25 Aug 2026
The Conservative Party of BC lost another MLA Monday as Delta South’s Ian Paton announced he is quitting to sit as an Independent, with plans to help form a new party.
The Tyeeby Christopher Holcroft25 Aug 2026
While it is a good thing that Prime Minister Mark Carney ultimately refused to sign an agreement with the United States, it is important not to mythologize that decision.
globalnews.caby Amy Judd25 Aug 2026
Vancouver Island diver Carl Sorenson was on the lookout for octopus, a sight he encounters regularly, when he came across something very unexpected.
globalnews.caby Joel Gotlib25 Aug 2026
The summer of 2026 will be remembered for record-breaking rainfalls and multiple storms a week throughout June and July.
globalnews.caby Alessia Simona Maratta25 Aug 2026
LaSalle College has filed for creditor protection in Quebec Superior Court as it faces nearly $48 million in debt to the Quebec government.
globalnews.caby Justin Sibbet25 Aug 2026
Alberta Health Services (AHS) ordered a southern Alberta charity to shut down on Aug. 14 after they say they found several major health concerns.
globalnews.caby Chris Carr25 Aug 2026
The latest turn in the Canada-U.S. trade war is putting more industries on edge. Many in Saskatchewan are still digesting the news after trade talks recently broke down, putting industries at risk...
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