;Resize=(620) "Insolvency Filings Hit 17-Year High as Canadians Drown in Debt")
The first quarter of 2026 saw 37,121 Canadians file for insolvency — the highest rate since the 2008 financial crisis. With expenses outpacing income and debt filling the gap, insolvency trustees say the calls keep coming. The numbers don’t […]
Nigeria rolls out digital postcodes
Nigeria’s Postal Service has launched a National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System.
Eritrea cuts ties with Ethiopia over embassy closure
France 24 reports that Eritrea cut all diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Ethiopia ordered the…
How to Buy Canadian
A hopefully helpful Canadian guide for shopping local as Trump tariffs reshape trade. #BuyCanadian #ElbowsUp…
New aircraft carrier, 10,000 US troops: Is the Iran war about to escalate?
By the end of November, three US aircraft carriers and two amphibious landing groups will…
Thank you, Alberta
Here’s how The Paul Wells Road Show: Calgary went. Featuring the premier, the mayor, the…
EU energy prices soar as Spain’s housing decrees face Congress vote
EU diesel prices hit a record average of €2.24 a litre, as Energy Commissioner Jorgensen warns volatility is here to stay. Spain's Congress votes on two housing decrees, with Sanchez's…
Trump vows to hit Iran ‘very hard’ if linked to flydubai attack
Passengers described rushing the cockpit and a fight for control after the plane suddenly plummeted, losing around 17,000 feet of altitude in the span of a minute, according to the…
Undiagnosed Breast Cancer Risk: A Patient’s Story
The Walrus reports on an undiagnosed breast cancer risk in a patient’s story.
New Airstream caravan retreat opens in the UAE’s Hajar Mountains
Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas overlooks Hatta Dam, and offers wellness experiences, stargazing opportunities and open-fire cooking.
Manitoba moose hunt infringes Treaty rights: court
A First Nation in northern Manitoba is taking the province back to court over its
Indigenous groups given just 2 months to consult on Pacific Link pipeline designation | Globalnews.ca
The government said it will work over the next year to complete consultations on the…
Ottawa Delays Ending Second-Generation Cut-Off
Feds have to decide what to do with amendment contained in S-2.
Innu surgeon’s 350km paddle for healing
The annual expedition, led by Innu surgeon Dr. Stanley Vollant, saw 29 participants walk and…
First Nations Denounce Pipeline, Allege Consultation Failures
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs is promising a legal fight and possible 'boots on the…
Manitoba to protect burial site near former residential school | The Narwhal
Over 50 children who attended residential school are buried on the site of a Manitoba…
Thinking Live with Min Jin Lee about American Hagwon
Timothy Snyder says he spoke with Min Jin Lee about American Hagwon and praises it as a novel with lively, plausible characters and moral sensitivity.
UK scraps charges to seat children with parents on flights
The new rules, announced by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, have now come into force.
Man City confirms appeal after Premier League charges verdict
According to the Premier League, potential sanctions against City could be a reprimand, a fine, a suspension, points deduction or, in the worst case, expulsion from the competition.
Half of Europe witnessed record heat stress this summer — EU climate service
The EU's climate monitor said this summer was third-warmest for the continent on record. European rivers also registered their lowest average flows since records began in 1992.
NEWS: Trump Tries to Buy Votes With $500 Checks, GOP Senator Tells Trump “I Don’t Take This Bullsh*t,” Final Jobs Report Tanks, and More
Aaron Parnas says Trump is trying to buy votes with $500 checks, a GOP senator told Trump, “I don’t take this bullsh*t,” and the final jobs report tanked.Read the original…
Ottawa must renew mental health and home care funding, health ministers say – National | Globalnews.ca
Health ministers from across the country say they're worried about federal funding agreements for mental health, addictions and home care in this year's budget.
Michael J. Fox, actor and advocate, to be promoted within Order of Canada – National | Globalnews.ca
Michael J. Fox, who is already a member of the Order of Canada, is being promoted to a companion in a ceremony hosted by Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour.
France weighs emergency oil release as US pressure mounts ahead of G7
France is set to present a plan to release emergency oil stocks following US pressure, with Paris considering a combined release of crude oil and diesel. President Emmanuel Macron will…
Thinking Live with Min Jin Lee about American Hagwon
Timothy Snyder says he spoke with Min Jin Lee about American Hagwon and praises it as a novel with lively, plausible characters and moral sensitivity.
UN Tells Canada to End Indian Act Status Cut-Off — Indigenous Women Say Consultation Is Being Used to Delay Justice
A United Nations body is pressing Ottawa to pass Bill S-2 and eliminate the second-generation cut-off in the Indian Act — a rule that strips status from First Nations descendants…
Alberta Wants Out, Quebec Votes in October — And Canada’s Centre May Not Hold This Time
Author: Leni Spooner "The Country Is Already Rattled" Two provincial separatist movements. Two votes fourteen days apart. A trade war with Washington, a newly elected federal government still finding its…
At Canada Strong and Free, Conservatives Took Aim at Reconciliation and “Wokeism” — Cole Bennett Wasn’t Impressed
NDP MP Jamil Jivani mocked land acknowledgments at the Ottawa conference while Danielle Smith declared Alberta had "ended wokeism" to loud applause. Independent journalist Cole Bennett breaks down what was…
Danielle Smith – the public face of foreign interference in Canada – gets Canadian security clearance
A United Nations body is pressing Ottawa to pass Bill S-2 and eliminate the second-generation cut-off in the Indian Act — a rule that strips status from First Nations descendants…
Charlie Angus Marks One Year of The Resistance Tour — And He’s Just Getting Started
For our small team, May 12th is special: it’s the anniversary of the first Elbows Up Resistance Town Hall in Picton, Ontario. From a packed theatre in Picton to…
BC NDP promises to lower gas costs while BC Conservatives embrace pipeline | Globalnews.ca
David Eby said the measures would save the average two-car family up to $100 per…
First Nations Denounce Pipeline, Allege Consultation Failures
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs is promising a legal fight and possible 'boots on the…
Palermo, first coffee grown and harvested in Italy: warmer climate is changing farming
Rising temperatures now allow coffee to be grown in Italy. In Sicily, the Morettino family…
Mark Carney’s pipeline announcement
The text of Mark Carney’s announcement in Fort McMurray this morning. And Opposition reaction.
Bike-sharing programs can help cities reduce emissions and congestion
The environmental value of bike sharing depends partly on how often bikes are used to…
Press Review – Brazil’s election: Lula or Bolsonaro Jr?
PRESS REVIEW – Friday, October 2: We look at reactions in the French papers after…
Nigeria rolls out digital postcodes
Nigeria’s Postal Service has launched a National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System.
Eritrea cuts ties with Ethiopia over embassy closure
France 24 reports that Eritrea cut all diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Ethiopia ordered the…
How to Buy Canadian
A hopefully helpful Canadian guide for shopping local as Trump tariffs reshape trade. #BuyCanadian #ElbowsUp…
Waterloo Court Grants Rights to Unhoused Individuals
The CCLA celebrates a landmark Ontario court decision recognizing unhoused individuals' constitutional rights and mandating…
Poilievre: The ‘Man of the People’ Who Never Paid Rent
This report dissects Pierre Poilievre's publicly funded life, contrasting it with his populist rhetoric. It…
Is H5N1 Bird Flu the Next Pandemic Threat?
The H5N1 bird flu poses a significant pandemic threat, with experts warning of its potential…
NB Residents Battle AI Data Centre Over Environment & Power
Residents in Lorneville, New Brunswick, are actively opposing a proposed AI data centre, citing concerns…
Trump’s Tariffs: Forced Labour the New Justification
Following a Supreme Court setback, the Trump administration quickly reframed its global tariff strategy. Forced…
Cuba’s Silent War: The Blockade’s Human Cost
Charlie Angus sounds the alarm on the severe humanitarian crisis in Cuba caused by the…
Authoritarian Libertarianism: A Political Cancer
Markham Hislop talks about the concept of authoritarian libertarianism, highlighting its contradictory nature and pervasive…
The Walrus Dominates National Magazine Awards with 5 Golds
The Walrus celebrated a stellar night at the 2026 National Magazine Awards, securing an impressive…
America’s Escalating Political Violence
America faces a perilous epidemic of political violence, fueled by escalating hate and division. This…
North Korean Forced Labor Penetrates EU Supply Chains
A new report highlights North Korea's state-imposed forced labor, with workers exploited abroad and their…
Canada’s High-Speed Rail Debate: Lessons from the CPR
Leni Spooner draws parallels between Canada's 1881 CPR debate and today's high-speed rail proposals, highlighting…
Russia’s ‘Civic Death Law’ Targets Exiled Critics
Russia proposes a stark 'civic death law' intended to severely restrict exiled critics, denying them…
Global Perception of Canada: An Unexpected Picture
David Moscrop on global perceptions of Canada after book tour experiences in Australia and New…
Bill Barilko’s Enduring Mystery: Hockey Legend’s Fate
Unravel the compelling mystery of NHL legend Bill Barilko, whose iconic Stanley Cup-winning goal was…
Nurturing Urban Forests: Winnipeg’s Intensive Tree Care
Winnipeg is diligently working to restore its urban forest, decimated by disease. This intensive effort…
Hoekstra, MAGA & Alberta Voter Data Scandal
Former US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra is implicated in the manipulation of Alberta voter data, raising…
Baffinland Mines Seeks Creditor Protection
Baffinland Iron Mines has initiated creditor protection proceedings to evaluate strategic options, including recapitalization or…
Japan’s Centenarian Boom: Over 100,000 Reach 100+
Japan has reached a new demographic milestone, now home to over 100,000 centenarians. This remarkable…
Canada Faces Whey Protein Shortage: What You Need to Know
Canada faces a significant looming shortage of whey protein, driven by a reported 'once-in-a-generation supply…
Canada Halts Texas Livestock Over Screwworm Case
Following a confirmed case of flesh-eating screwworm in a Texas calf, Canada has announced limitations…
Lemieux’s Death: CTE Concerns Resurface
The passing of Claude Lemieux has brought renewed attention to CTE. His family's decision to…
Kevin O’Leary, Serena Williams & Pride Photography
Discover the environmental impact of Kevin O'Leary's vast data center ambitions in Alberta and Canada's role in US anti-narcotics operations. Also, celebrate Serena Williams' return, Pride month photography, and the…
Canadian AI Strategy: Experts Are Not Impressed
Experts are sharply criticizing Canada's new national AI strategy, citing vague regulations and a lack of specific funding for key initiatives. Many argue the plan prioritizes adoption over essential human…
The Walrus Dominates National Magazine Awards with 5 Golds
The Walrus celebrated a stellar night at the 2026 National Magazine Awards, securing an impressive five Gold and four Silver awards. This recognition highlights their bold, deeply reported journalism across…
McCarthyism & Trump: A New Play’s Timely Echo
A new play, "American Devotion," delves into McCarthyism through the lens of Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller, finding timely echoes in the Trump era. This production offers a fresh perspective…
Women in Health Studies: Challenging Old Assumptions
Historically, women have been largely excluded from health and fitness research, based on assumptions now…
Men’s Parental Leave: Career Boost, But Not for Women
New research reveals an unexpected dynamic: men who take parental leave can see career benefits…
Ontario’s Trade Worker Certification Crisis
Ontario faces a critical shortage of trade workers, but the certification system is creating significant…
Canada’s High-Speed Rail Debate: Lessons from the CPR
Leni Spooner draws parallels between Canada's 1881 CPR debate and today's high-speed rail proposals, highlighting…