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Canada approves 2nd generic version of semaglutideCanada is the first G7 country to authorize generic semaglutide. There are now seven other submissions currently under review for generic semaglutide by different companies.HealthMay 1
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers add nine new players in CFL Canadian DraftThe Bombers used their first-round pick at fourth overall on defensive end Nuer Gatkuoth from Wake Forest.SportsApr 28
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With Canada approving 1st generic semaglutide, how will costs compare?Manufactured by Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories in India, the injectable medication has been approved for once-a-week treatment of Type 2 diabetes in adults.HealthApr 29
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Chenevert, Canada in camp ahead of flag worldsSportsMay 2
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The UAE has quit OPEC. What does it mean for the future of oil?The kingdom took a “policy-driven” decision to leave the bloc, said the country’s energy minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei.WorldApr 28
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Common antidepressant may help adults with long COVID: studyThe clinical trial showed a 99 per cent probability that fluvoxamine outperformed placebo for 'reducing fatigue severity and improving quality of life in people with long COVID.'HealthApr 2
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Plant-based milk facility ‘haven for listeria’ before deadly outbreak: docsFood safety experts say the discernible details reveal "huge red flags" at the facility that should have alerted health officials to act sooner.ConsumerApr 17
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Could GLP-1 drugs help your mental health? New study finds a linkSemaglutide, the active ingredient in GLP-1 drugs, was associated with a lower risk of worsening mental health, a study published in Lancet Psychiatry found.HealthMar 20
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Man found guilty of kidnapping Toronto teen gets 11.5-year prison sentenceOn March 4, 2020, the boy, whose name is protected by a publication ban, was kidnapped after leaving his home to go to school on Driftwood Court near Jane Sreet and Finch Avenue.CrimeMar 26
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Wealthsimple could be bringing predictive trading. Here’s what it meansThe Canadian investment and e-banking platform Wealthsimple cleared a major regulatory hurdle after receiving regulatory approval for prediction trading.MoneyMar 27
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Not just balloons: Why the Iran war could cause a global helium shortageHelium, which is considered a critical mineral, is under pressure as the Strait of Hormuz has remained impassable throughout the conflict.EconomyMar 11
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How Iran oil shock is spurring a crackdown to save energy around the worldIn Thailand, an order for civil servants to work from home for the foreseeable future came with another – use the stairs while the energy squeeze continues.EconomyMar 16
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17-year-old arrested in connection with teen’s overdose death in Prince GeorgeOn June 26, 2024, RCMP officers were called to a home in the 7600 block of McMaster Crescent after a 16-year-old girl was found unconscious.CrimeJan 15
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Why most Canadians will keep daylight saving time changes as B.C. stopsWith B.C.'s announcement to adopt a permanent year-round daylight saving time, conversation has now turned to why other provinces have yet to make the change.CanadaMar 3
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Schizas goes viral during Olympic team eventHer snarling face made Canadian figure skater Madeline Schizas an internet meme on Friday, as she reacted to some confusing scores in the kiss and cry after her short program at Milano Ice Skating Arena.SportsFeb 8
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Schizas gets university assignment extensionSome students say a dog ate their homework, others send in a doctor's note.SportsFeb 8
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Ontario female family doctors spend more time with patients, make less money: studyA new study says female family doctors in Ontario spend more time with patients than their male colleagues and in many cases earn less money as a result.HealthJan 14
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Many regain weight after stopping GLP-1 drugs, data shows. Here’s whyPeople on average regain weight at a rate of 0.4 kg/month after they stopped taking their weight loss medications, a review of 63 trials covering over 9,000 individuals showed.HealthJan 8
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Remote work option ending for thousands of workers in 2026The new year will bring some big changes to the rules on in-office work for many employees across the country — including provincial government staff in Ontario and Alberta.CanadaJan 2
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Canada can regain its measles elimination status. Here’s howOn Monday, the Pan American Health Organization revoked the measles-free status Canada has had since 1998 because an outbreak has lasted for more than a year.HealthNov 11, 2025