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Toronto Police Boost Security at Caribbean Carnival Following Deadly Festival Shooting

A City on Edge Before the Parade Toronto's Caribbean Carnival returns this weekend under a heavier security footprint. The Toronto Police Service has announced it...

Brighton Museum Workers Reach Deal After Contract Dispute and Strike Action

A labour dispute that had disrupted operations at the Brighton and Hove Museums Trust came to a close this month after workers and management...

Roberto De Zerbi, Sandro Tonali, and the Brescia Roots Reshaping Tottenham Hotspur

North London has acquired a distinctly Brescian character this season — and the story behind it runs deeper than a transfer fee or a...

Ontario Wildfires: Cautious Progress as First Nations Demand Public Inquiry

The Ontario government is describing the province's wildfire situation as moving in a "reassuring direction," with 80 fires extinguished over the past two weeks...

CBC Identifies Canadian Woman Accused of Spying at NATO Military Headquarters in Belgium

Arrest at SHAPE Belgian authorities have arrested a Canadian woman on suspicion of espionage at the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), NATO's military headquarters...

Grammys CEO Defends New Asian Pop Category After BTS Announces Boycott of 2027 Awards

BTS Steps Back, Mason Jr. Steps Forward Grammy Awards CEO Harvey Mason Jr. publicly defended the Recording Academy's newly created Asian Pop category on Wednesday,...

Carney Keeps Canada’s Trade Options Close to His Chest as U.S. Tariff Deadline Looms

Mark Carney is not tipping his hand. The Prime Minister, appearing in Red Deer, Alberta on Wednesday alongside Premier Danielle Smith for a housing announcement,...

Three MSPs Now Vying to Lead Scottish Labour as Leadership Race Takes Shape

Scottish Labour has been without a permanent leader since Anas Sarwar confirmed last Wednesday that he was stepping down to become Minister of State...