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A former chef has pleaded guilty to aiding 14 suicides by selling toxic chemicals online, avoiding murder charges as families demand justice for victims linked to his actions.
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A former chef has pleaded guilty to aiding 14 suicides by selling toxic chemicals online, avoiding murder charges as families demand justice for victims linked to his actions.

Alberta’s Premier has announced a referendum on the province’s independence, reflecting a deep divide among residents over its future within Canada. The vote is set for October 19.

Canada’s immigration practices are under fire as Palestine advocates face unprecedented scrutiny at a major convention, raising questions about bias and freedom of speech.

Canada’s Foreign Minister raises concerns about the U.S. alliance, tackling defense spending and global relations while exploring new trade avenues. A pivotal moment for Canada’s strategic positioning on the world stage.

Iran’s national football team will compete in the 2026 World Cup, but only if their conditions are met by the host nations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Will they get the assurances they need?

Experience the extreme as Canadian Rangers demonstrate their survival skills on a grueling Arctic patrol, navigating frozen landscapes and facing temperatures as low as -60°C. Discover the resilience required to thrive in this harsh wild…

In a heartfelt response to a tragic shooting in Canada, OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman apologizes for failing to alert authorities about the shooter’s account. The incident claimed eight lives, igniting a serious conversation on accountability.

At just six years old, Alby Weyden from the Sunshine Coast is set to compete in the prestigious US Kids Golf Canadian Invitational, showcasing his prodigious talent and passion for the sport.

An international coalition urges an immediate ceasefire in Lebanon, calling for peace and stability amid escalating violence and humanitarian crises affecting civilians.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party clinches a narrow majority in the House of Commons, boosting their power to advance key initiatives after recent by-election victories.