Canadian scientists raise concerns over RFK Jr. firing U.S. vaccine panel

Canadian doctors and scientists say Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s firing of an immunization advisory committee south of the border is worrisome. On Monday, the U.S. health and human services secretary — a longtime anti-vaccine advocate — said he will...

Soccer star, environmental champion Sinclair brings recycling mission to Sherwood Park

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Christine Sinclair speaking to students at New Horizons School on Thursday, June 5. Ambassador to the Recycle Your Batteries Canada! program, Sinclair was joined by Earth Rangers to promote environmental...

Billions in new investments needed to meet Canada’s critical mineral demand: report

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Domestic demand alone for six key critical minerals will reach $16 billion by 2040 if Canada keeps its climate policies Author of the article: The Canadian Press Jordan Omstead Published Jun 12, 2025 • 2 minute read FPX...

Canadian Gaming Summit to address payments and compliance through dedicated track

The Canadian Gaming Summit 2025 will convene industry professionals this month in Toronto to address advancements in payments and regulatory oversight. A dedicated Payments & Compliance track, scheduled for Thursday, June 19, at the Metro Toronto...

Climate ‘greenwashing’ will harm Cambodian workers, suggests new report

Major fashion brands like Hermes, Nike and Lululemon are facing accusations of climate “greenwashing”, with a new report from international non-government watchdog Business & Human Rights Resource Centre claiming that their bold decarbonisation...

Canadian space firm expands operations in Scotland

PCI Geomatics has opened an office at the Future’s Institute in Edinburgh. It delivers Earth observation image processing solutions and transforms spaceborne sensor data into actionable climate-related intelligence. The Toronto-headquartered...

Canadians launch $7.2 million novel aquafeed project

This new project aims to transform aquaculture feed production with the development of a novel microbial protein – an innovative and sustainable alternative to conventional aquafeed ingredients like fishmeal and soy, which are major contributors...

Lewis Hamilton, 40, sparks social media controversy ahead of Canadian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton has sparked controversy on social media for an unusual reason, his thumb. The seven-time world champion briefly "liked" a post on Instagram slating Ferrari’s underwhelming season thus far, sending fans into a frenzy. The post did...

Environmental consultant Ricardo joins City exodus as Canada's WSP agrees £363m takeover

London-listed engineering consultant becomes latest firm to be acquired By JANE DENTON Updated: 07:40 EDT, 11 June 2025 British consultancy group Ricardo is being acquired by Canadian rival WSP Global for around £363.1million, including debt. The...

Porter Airlines Expands Canadian Network with New Hamilton Flights

Porter Airlines is continuing its rapid expansion across Canada with the launch of four new routes from John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, just outside Toronto. The new connections strengthen the airline’s presence in both western and...

Media: G7 will not issue joint communiqué at Canada summit to avoid provoking Trump

The G7 countries will not try to reach a consensus on a joint communiqué at the leaders' summit in Canada next week to avoid a potential conflict with US President Donald Trump. Sources told Bloomberg that instead of a single document, G7 leaders...

Patzer questions Minister of Environment on pipeline support

Our local MP engaged in a back-and-forth in the House of Commons with the federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change. Swift Current-Grasslands-Kindersley MP Jeremy Patzer asked Julie Dabrusin if the proposed Build Canada Act would lead to...

Environment Canada is predicting a hot summer and people in Ottawa are welcoming the change from the recent dreary weather

Chapter Shares its perspective on Climate Issues

World Environment Week (June 1st to 7th) has come and gone, but the Kitchissippi Ottawa Valley Chapter of the Council of Canadians says there’s still some important local initiatives you can join- or undertake on your own. Although Renfrew County...

Today's letters: It's time to upgrade the dress code, not just the pay, for Canada's military

City council has many challenges, and one recently revealed was the state of its aging infrastructure, from water mains and sewers, to fire equipment to aquatic facilities. A city staff report on the city’s Asset Management Plans estimates that...

$30-billion in investment needed by 2040 to meet Canada’s critical mineral demand, report finds

Open this photo in gallery:Demonstrators gather outside the Legislative Assembly of Ontario to protest Bill 5 on June 4. A new report released Thursday said cutting environmental safeguards and Indigenous consultation for critical mineral projects...

Canada’s Defense Wake-Up Call: PM Mark Carney Vows to Hit NATO Spending Target—But Is It Too Little, Too Late?”

By Gloria Ogbonna In a major policy shift aimed at bolstering Canada’s standing on the world stage and addressing growing global threats, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Monday that his government will accelerate military spending...

Canadian wildfire smoke is back: Tips to keep it out of your home

As summer draws closer, so does smoke from Canadian wildfires and related health concerns. While the smoke may not yet be as bad as it was in 2023 when cities like New York and much of the East Coast experienced a surreal, glowing orange haze, it...

Saudi Crown Prince MBS To Skip Upcoming G7 Summit In Canada

Home Canada Saudi Crown Prince MBS To Skip Upcoming G7 Summit In Canada Saudi Arabia is not a G7 member but can be invited as a guest to its annual gathering, which will be held this year in Kananaskis in the Canadian Rockies, from June 15-17....

$30B in investments needed to meet Canada's critical mineral demand: report

Photo: The Canadian Press Protesters and community members chant and wave signs, as they listen to speakers during a demonstration opposing Bill 5, outside the Ontario Legislature at Queen's Park in Toronto, Monday, June 2, 2025. A newly released...