The Tragically Hip is backing Canada’s women’s rugby team with a limited-edition T-shirt fundraiser ahead of this month’s World Cup, calling the team “the embodiment of what it means to be Canadian — passionate, humble, and resilient."

A Nova Scotia man is the proud owner of a 1985 Toyota Tercel that has clocked 1,253,070 kilometres... the equivalent of driving 1.5 times to the moon and back.

A community near Canning, N.S., came together to rescue a pod of white-sided dolphins trapped in mud as the tide went out.

Mother Nature’s accidental arson: A fire that cut power to a B.C. village was caused by a fish falling from the sky... an osprey dropped the fish onto a hydro line, sending embers onto the dry grass below, and sparking a fire.

Bison vs. Toronto traffic: A road north of the city was closed after a group of bison escaped.

The costs of Trump’s tariffs are starting to show for Americans, hitting everything from automakers facing billions in extra expenses to small businesses like a Tennessee cookware maker slapped with a $75K tariff bill on a single shipment.

CBC reports that despite rising U.S. tariffs, Canada’s economy is showing resilience, with economists seeing little sign of collapse.

🎵 600,000 bottles of beer on the wall: Nearly 600K bottles of American booze, worth almost $15 million, have been sitting in storage since March in Nova Scotia alone, after the province’s Liquor Corporation pulled U.S. alcohol from shelves.

As U.S. whisky supplies run dry five months after the LCBO pulled American booze from shelves, Toronto bars are turning to local Canadian whiskies to fill the bourbon-shaped hole left behind.

A 120-year-old B.C. newspaper, the Merritt Herald, has been purchased by an Indigenous-owned corporation, which says it aims to represent and uplift the community it serves.

A powwow special was held to honour children with disabilities during the Big River First Nation celebration, ensuring every participant was celebrated as a winner.

Experts warn Canada could lose its measles elimination designation by October.

Canadian researchers have cracked the 12-year-old mystery behind a deadly disease that killed billions of sea stars along North America’s Pacific coast, marking a huge step toward bringing populations back to the wild.

A fossil discovered 100+ years ago in Fernie, B.C., has been identified as a new species: Fernatator prenticei, a dolphin-like marine predator that lived around 250 million years ago and went extinct well before the dinosaurs.

404 ticket not found: More Blue Jays fans are falling victim to a StubHub scam, where hackers take over accounts, transfer or sell tickets to themselves at steep discounts, then resell them.

Costco customers are reporting their digital gift cards have been mysteriously drained, with the retailer offering few answers, leaving people like Shelly Xu from Perth, Ont., still fighting to get their money back.

Drone cops are coming: Ontario’s Peel Regional Police could become Canada’s first to deploy drones as first responders for certain 911 calls, like break-ins, missing vulnerable persons, or auto theft.

Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested he may substitute or rescind the Online News Act to help local news reach a wider audience, two years after Meta banned Canadian news on its platforms.

New drone scans by grad students from Carleton University found Ottawa’s Mer Bleue Bog is filled with unexploded bombs, remnants of its use as a WWII practice bombing range.

Frustration over the federal government's gun policies is running high ahead of the August 18 byelection in rural Alberta, with locals calling the federal buyback program a “gong show.” 

Windsor, Ont., hotels are training staff to recognize signs of human trafficking, with a free course called Not in Our Hotel helping staff spot red flags and report them safely.

Naloxone kits and defibrillators will be mandatory in all B.C. high schools by year’s end, with first aid training added to Grade 10 gym class starting this fall.

FFS: Canadians can no longer select “X” as a gender when applying for or renewing a Nexus card... only “M” or “F.” The change comes from a Trump executive order that only recognizes two sexes on government documents.

The U.S. Secret Service asked to get an Ohio river's water level raised for JD Vance's birthday kayak trip last week. 

LaSalle police say a 51-year-old man from the U.S. was caught trying to illegally cross into Canada by kayak, with two backpacks in tow, along the Detroit River.

The U.S. DOJ has hired a Jan. 6 Capitol rioter who was recorded calling law enforcement Nazis and yelling "kill them" repeatedly. 

A California city councilmember says federal agents in full tactical gear boarded his boat without cause and asked for papers, an encounter he believes was racially motivated.

The Superman sequel nobody asked for: Ex-Superman actor Dean Cain says he's planning to become an ICE agent.