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Irish pop sensation Niall Horan explains why sharing his life through song – from past experiences to future chapters like marriage and parenthood – really matters.

Canadians with documented injuries from the COVID-19 vaccine are demanding compensation. Three thousand Canadians say they’ve been permanently injured as a result of those vaccines and they’ll have their chance to share their stories in Ottawa later this year. As Melissa Ridgen reports, they’re hoping to spur the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) to...

Kids Help Phone is calling for more help as the service sees a significant rise in overnight demand. The mental health support line says it has experienced a 24 per cent increase in the number of text messages it gets between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. Touria Izri has this story and more in Health...

Wildfires in northern Ontario have displaced many pets from their homes and animal care resources are lacking in these communities. So, a Durham Region-based veterinary clinic and its partners have travelled to Thunder Bay to ensure animals get the help they need. Germain Ma has the story.

The Canadian economy added 75,000 jobs in July, far more than the 20,000 economists had been expecting. The jump helped bring the unemployment rate down to its lowest level in two years, at 6.4 per cent. That story and more in Business Matters for Aug. 7, 2026.

From first-time players to elite athletes, girls flag football, girls’ flag football is gaining momentum on the North Shore. With the sport set to debut at the 2028 Olympics, a local program is inspiring the next generation to get in the game. 

As tariff talks heat up… American liquor cools down…. with Donald Trump’s latest tariffs, Canadians find themselves rebelling against American booze once again. We hear from local businesses and residents about why they are buying only red and white. Also, an iconic Regina business will soon be shutting its doors. We get the story on...

Ground has already been broken on Meta’s AI data centre, which is being built in Sturgeon County. The project was met with protests Sunday morning outside the county office in Morinville. More than a hundred displayed both their signs and displeasure with the project, citing concerns over the environmental impacts and the percieved lack of...

WestJet says travellers with flights between July 30 and August 4 can change or cancel their tickets at no charge as negotiations between the airline and the union representing its flight attendants continues. The employees could walk off the job on August 2. That story and more in Business Matters for July 24, 2026.

BC’s wildfire crews getting a bit of an assist from the weather today. Calmer conditions are helping them contain some of the dozens of fires sparked by storms that hit the province this weekend. Travis Prasad reports.

A Saturday evening storm forced organizers at local festivals in Edmonton to close their gates early and evacuate patrons. Taste of Edmonton in Churchill Square downtown put safety first, getting attendees to shelter as rain and thunderstorms loomed overhead. Headline acts at both The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival and Neon Skies were unable to take...

A Bobcaygeon author has self-published a book based on a true story about her family’s beloved pet. National Kitten Day is Friday, July 10, and Madeleine McColl has more on how “The Tale of Eileen the Timid House Cat” aims to support animal rescue efforts.

A few days after their final flight in Moosejaw until new planes are brought in, the Snowbirds could be seen flying up to Saskatoon. We get the sights and sound from today’s event on and off the tarmac. Also, nearly half a week after a major storm hit, many Saskatchewan municipalities are still without power....

A potentially record-breaking summer storm season in Saskatchewan is showing no sign of letting up. Severe weather ripped through the province again over the weekend, with at least a dozen confirmed tornados, and several more being investigated. It has many wondering why we’re seeing so many this year.

Fierce thunderstorms down trees, flood roads, damage properties and cause a deep sinkhole to open up in north Edmonton. The federal and provincial governments sign a carbon capture agreement with oil companies, making a new West Coast pipeline a step closer to reality. Private sports betting companies and online casinos are now allowed to operate...

WARNING: This story contains footage viewers may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. U.S. President Donald Trump says he will give the Ukrainians a weapons system which they’ve argued for years they desperately need. Nathaniel Dove looks at why it’s so important and whether Kyiv will actually get access.

The decision to not expand medical assistance in dying (MAID) to people seeking the procedure for a mental illness is being met with frustration from some Canadians. People have reported the decision has left them feeling betrayed and devastated. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for July 6, 2026.

Agricultural groups are still trying to get a handle on the damage from this week’s storms and flooding.

A blockbuster business deal was made on Monday in the Toronto sports scene. Rogers Communications is buying the remaining 25 per cent stake in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) for a whopping $4.35 billion. The arrangement makes Rogers the sole owner of MLSE, which owns the Maple Leafs, Raptors, Toronto FC, and the Argonauts....

Pipeline talks have piqued the interest of Ontario as two Premiers are coming together for an east-west pipeline. We hear from Danielle Smith and Doug Ford on their idea for more Canadian oil output. Also, the oil talks don’t stop with Alberta and Ontario, as part of the proposal would have the pipeline running through...