Nearly 200 wildfires continue to burn across Ontario, Canada, sending smoke plumes that are impacting air quality in both Canada and the United States.
Former Canadian MP Inky Mark arrested after police find 439 guns and a cannon at his Manitoba home, facing firearm trafficking charges.
Two people were killed and several injured in a shooting at a Toronto street festival, prompting a police manhunt for the suspect.
Canadian scientists are burning down buildings in controlled experiments to gather data for wildfire prevention and structural resilience.
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney selects a German-Norwegian bid for an expanded submarine fleet, aiming to boost naval power and reduce US dependency.
Canada's World Cup run has ignited a national passion for soccer, leaving a lasting legacy on the sport.
A Quebec town has become the first to grant legal rights to trees, recognizing them as living beings and setting a global precedent.
A U.S. flag-themed beaver statue, part of Toronto's World Cup art installation, was destroyed, sparking investigation.
A woman in Alberta, Canada, recorded a grizzly bear circling her and her dog near a campsite, capturing a tense encounter.
Canada's World Cup presence transcends the sport, offering a significant national and cultural moment.