Underwater Images Offer First Look at Quest, Ernest Shackleton’s Final Ship

Underwater Images Offer First Look at Quest, Ernest Shackleton’s Final Ship

An expedition nearly 400 metres below the surface of the Labrador Sea has revealed the first images of Quest, the ship that carried legendary Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton on his final voyage. The Royal Canadian Geographical Society sent a remotely operated vehicle, or ROV, down to photograph the wreck where it sank off the coast of Labrador in 1962. First Images Show Wreck … Read more

We’re Going to the Moon to Stay, and Canada Could Play a Key Role

We’re Going to the Moon to Stay, and Canada Could Play a Key Role

Canada is preparing to take on a larger role in the next era of lunar exploration. In April, Canadians watched Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen travel farther than any human before as part of the Artemis II mission, which carried him and three NASA astronauts around the moon. The mission was presented as an important step toward … Read more

Dozens Arrested, Including 3 in Canada, Amid RCMP-FBI Crime Crackdown

Dozens Arrested, Including 3 in Canada, Amid RCMP-FBI Crime Crackdown

Authorities have announced a major development in the fight against transnational criminal gangs based in India. These groups are accused of carrying out serious crimes, including extortion, drug trafficking, kidnapping and targeted killings. The investigation also includes allegations connected to the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey, British Columbia, three years ago. Arrests Made in Canada, the … Read more

Doctors Unable to Remove Bullet After 11-Year-Old Girl Shot in Head

Doctors Unable to Remove Bullet After 11-Year-Old Girl Shot in Head

An 11-year-old girl remains in hospital after she and her father were shot while sitting in a vehicle outside a McDonald’s in Hallandale Beach, Florida. The shooting happened on June 27, leaving Dora Belen Rivera critically injured and her father, Oscar Roman Miron, wounded in the leg. Father and Daughter Shot in Parking Lot Dora and her father were inside … Read more

Police Say 2-Vehicle Collision Closes Part of Highway in Springvale, P.E.I.

Police Say 2-Vehicle Collision Closes Part of Highway in Springvale, P.E.I.

A section of Route 2 in Springvale, Prince Edward Island, was closed Tuesday afternoon after a two-vehicle collision, according to RCMP. The closure is affecting traffic just west of Charlottetown. Highway Closed Between Crabbe Road and Loyalist Road RCMP said the highway is closed between Crabbe Road and Loyalist Road. Police shared the update on social media shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday. … Read more

3 Killed in Crash Between Ambulance and Transport Truck Near Confederation Bridge, RCMP Say

3 Killed in Crash Between Ambulance and Transport Truck Near Confederation Bridge, RCMP Say

Three people travelling in a Prince Edward Island ambulance died Tuesday morning after the emergency vehicle was involved in a head-on collision with a transport truck near the Confederation Bridge in New Brunswick, according to RCMP. The crash happened in Melrose, a community in Strait Shores located about 12 kilometres southwest of the bridge. Victims Were From Prince Edward Island New … Read more

Canada’s Summer McIntosh Breaks 200m Butterfly World Record

Canada’s Summer McIntosh Breaks 200m Butterfly World Record

Canadian swimming star Summer McIntosh delivered a historic performance Sunday night, breaking the longest-standing individual women’s swimming world record. The 19-year-old finished the 200-metre butterfly in 2 minutes, 1.65 seconds at the Canadian trials, setting a new global mark in front of a home crowd. McIntosh Breaks Liu Zige’s 2009 Record McIntosh’s time of 2:01.65 surpassed the previous world record of 2:01.81, set by … Read more

TKMS Submarine Win Would Strengthen Canada-Europe Ties, Germany Says

TKMS Submarine Win Would Strengthen Canada-Europe Ties, Germany Says

Germany says a Canadian decision to choose German submarines over South Korean competitors would be an important first step toward deeper long-term strategic cooperation. A senior German government official said Monday that such a move would also bring Ottawa closer to Europe at a time when Canada is working to strengthen trade and defence relationships beyond the United States. … Read more

Canada-U.S. Relationship Is One Bad President Away From Disaster

Canada-U.S. Relationship Is One Bad President Away From Disaster

Prime Minister Mark Carney is showing that politics, at its most serious level, is not only about everyday concerns such as gas prices, housing costs and household affordability. Those issues remain important, but Carney’s recent speeches suggest he wants Canadians to think beyond the immediate pressures of daily life. His message points toward larger questions about Canada’s … Read more

After $178,000 Wage Theft, Temporary Foreign Worker Brothers Say They’ll Never Come Back to Canada

After $178,000 Wage Theft, Temporary Foreign Worker Brothers Say They’ll Never Come Back to Canada

Two Jamaican brothers, Garick and Ramesh Ramsook, are still waiting to receive more than $178,000 in stolen wages and damages from an Ontario construction company where they were hired as temporary foreign workers. Their wait continues more than two months after the Ontario Labour Relations Board ordered Polat Construction to pay them. The case highlights growing concerns about wage theft in Ontario, … Read more