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China ends foreign adoptions, leaving some hopeful families with questionsOnly people who are blood relatives or step-relatives of Chinese children will be able to apply for international adoption.LifestyleSep 9
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U.S., China plan new Biden-Xi talks as top officials meet in BeijingChina's top diplomat, Wang Yi, and U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan held lengthy talks against the backdrop of sharp disagreements between the superpowers.WorldAug 28
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U.S. TikTok ban case pits free speech vs. national security. Which will win?A legal faceoff between TikTok and the U.S. government over a law that could ban the social media platform in the country is pitting two major principles against each other.TechSep 18
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Apple sets September date for new product launch, replaces CFOThe upcoming launches are crucial for Apple as it looks to reverse a global sales slowdown, particularly in China, and lay out its artificial intelligence roadmap.TechAug 27
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Trudeau, other officials set to reappear at foreign interference inquiryA new provisional witness list for the coming weeks indicates senior government bureaucrats and members of national security agencies will also testify.PoliticsSep 11
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Ontario man ordered to report to prison almost 4 years after impaired driving deathKevin Hyde's bail was revoked after the appeal failed and he was told to report to a correctional facility within 72 hours. He was found guilty of impaired driving in 2023.CrimeSep 3
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As some Ontario plants hit the brakes, are Canada’s EV ambitions under threat?The plant was expected to produce batteries for a million electric vehicles a year. Once up and running, it was supposed to create hundreds of permanent jobs.CanadaSep 17
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Poilievre vows 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs as Liberals say decision coming ‘soon’Speaking at a steel plant in Hamilton Friday, Poilievre criticized Beijing for producing 'artificially cheap steel and aluminum and EVs' and threatening Canadian workers.CanadaAug 9
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Harris, Biden meet with union workers in 1st joint campaign appearanceBiden was met with chants of “Thank You, Joe” from hundreds of union members as he and Harris came onstage at an event in Pittsburgh.U.S. NewsSep 2
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Canada coach proud of diving team in ParisCanada continued its streak of Olympic diving success in Paris, winning at least one medal for an eighth consecutive Games.SportsAug 11
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Russia going all-out to target Harris with online disinformation: MicrosoftThe tech giant’s report released Tuesday details how Kremlin-aligned actors have gone full throttle in their covert influence efforts against Kamala Harris and Democrats.U.S. NewsSep 17
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Cool putter proves costly for Canada’s HendersonCanada's Brooke Henderson stood by the side of the 14th green at Le Golf National on Saturday and practised her putting motion several times before walking to the next hole.SportsAug 10
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Calgary artists invite pedestrians to grab spray paint, join Chinatown mural projectThe new mural will be unveiled at the Chinatown Street Festival on Aug. 17.EntertainmentAug 2
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Simone Biles says ‘weird’ crowd affected Olympic final after falling on beamThe crowd was eerily quiet and, at times, shushed those who were cheering, including athletes who were supporting their teammates on the sidelines.SportsAug 6
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1st lung cancer vaccine trials launch, powered by COVID mRNA technologyThe mRNA vaccine, known as BTN116, developed by the German biotechnology company BioNTech, is the first of its kind and has entered phase 1 clinical trials in seven countries.HealthAug 25
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TikTok hit with U.S. lawsuit alleging illegal collection of children’s dataThe joint DOJ and FTC complaint comes as the U.S. and TikTok are embroiled in a legal battle that will determine if – or how – the platform will continue to operate in the country.TechAug 2
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Mac Neil falls short of butterfly gold repeatNo woman has repeated as Olympic butterfly champion in the women's 100 metres and try as she might, Canada's Maggie Mac Neil couldn't crack that nut.SportsJul 28
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Medal streak ends for Canada at Paris OlympicsThe Maple Leaf was not raised on Day 10 of the Paris Olympics after Canadian athletes were held off the podium for the first time at the Games.SportsAug 5
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Canada’s food industry is worried as rail strike threat looms. Here’s whyAn expert said any work stoppages would put Canadian farmers out west in a difficult position as most of them have few options outside of the railways to move their product.CanadaAug 15
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How extreme weather can drive food prices up: ‘Cascade of challenges’Extreme weather events like fires, floods, heat waves and droughts pose an increasing risk to Canada’s food supply chain, say experts.ConsumerAug 12