At a major energy conference in Texas, which showcases some of the latest cutting-edge technology — including carbon capture innovations and the push to build the world’s first fusion power

The prime minister's intelligence and security adviser, Nathalie Drouin, emphasized the need for Canada to become more self-reliant, especially after the U.S. imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, marking the start

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly reassured that the relationship between Canada and the United Kingdom remains unchanged, despite remarks made by the British prime minister during his visit to the

Star Goalie Emerance Maschmeyer Leaves Game Due to Injury Despite a challenging turn of events, the Ottawa Charge secured three vital points on Tuesday night. Alexa Vasko delivered a clutch

In the midst of a tense tariff standoff, Canadian politicians in Houston took the opportunity to express their frustrations with the United States, all while maintaining the trademark politeness associated

The Canadian federal government has issued a long-overdue apology to Inuit families impacted by the forced relocations to Dundas Harbour in Nunavut almost a century ago. Gary Anandasangaree, the federal

Legal Challenge Against Bill 7 Concludes Two advocacy organizations have decided not to pursue an appeal following an Ontario court's dismissal of their Charter challenge to the province's long-term care

Mark Carney, a candidate for the Liberal leadership, has announced that he has started the process of renouncing his British and Irish citizenship, leaving him with only Canadian citizenship upon

The New Jersey Devils wasted little time addressing a pressing need ahead of the trade deadline, while the reigning champion Florida Panthers made a savvy depth move, and the Vegas

Canadian and American soldiers fought side by side and shared the same hardships in Afghanistan, enduring significant losses and sacrifices. For this reason, many Canadian veterans feel deeply disillusioned—almost betrayed—by