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Wildfire has destroyed structures on around 120 properties near Clinton: regional district
'Really quite scary': What it's like fleeing wildfires in B.C.'s Okanagan Wildfires, extreme weather are 'clearly climate change': former environment minister 'You didn't have time to think,' says B.C. wildfire evacuee Mental health impacts from wildfires can last for years, says UBC Okanagan res...
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B.C. wildfire conditions 'explosive and extremely dangerous' as crews brace for more heat, dry lightning
The period of cooler, more humid weather that provided some relief for crews battling the Pear Lake wildfire has come to an end, according to the B.C. Wildfire Service (BCWS). It says hotter, drier conditions have returned and are expected to increase fire activity in the coming days. In the south...
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Trump announces new tariffs targeting dozens of countries, including Canada
Cargo shipping containers on ships at the Port of Los Angeles.PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP/Getty Images U.S. President Donald Trump will impose tariffs of between 10 and 12.5 per cent on dozens of countries Friday in his latest effort to maintain a baseline levy on nearly all of America’s trading partners...
successSix months after Davos: Carney, Canada, and (racial) capitalism
It has been six months since Mark Carney gave a speech at Davos stating the "rules-based order" was at an end. Since then, instead of pushing for greater independence from existing power structures, Carney has deepened ties with them. The post Six months after Davos: Carney, Canada, and (racial) c...
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Gerry Pond, New Brunswick technology pioneer, never stopped dreaming of ‘another big one’
New Brunswick businessman Gerry Pond pictured on Oct. 13, 2011. Mr. Pond died on July 8 at the age of 82 and backed as many as 55 little enterprises.PAUL DARROW/The Globe and Mail Gerry Pond was a technology pioneer and economic change agent who spearheaded a digital revolution in his province of N...
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Hundreds of volunteers search for missing Calgary boy
A volunteer army continues to search for a missing Calgary boy who disappeared a week ago. Parker, who is 11, has autism and is non-verbal but according to police has skills to survive, perhaps in a home where the occupants are away on vacation. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights r...
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Hundreds volunteer to look for missing 11-year-old Calgary boy
A search for 11-year-old Parker, missing for over a week, continues in Calgary on Thursday.Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Josephine Ledina worked the night shift Wednesday, then turned around Thursday morning to begin her fifth day searching for an 11-year-old boy whose plight has galvanized Calg...
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Ottawa gives GN $155M for health care, housing infrastructure
Building northern infrastructure is central to building a ‘stronger, more resilient country,’ says federal minister Rebecca Alty, the federal minister of northern and Arctic affairs, announces $155 million in funding for infrastructure in Nunavut. Alty was joined by several Nunavut politicians, inc...
successThe Oligarch Chronicles Part 7
This is the seventh part of an ongoing series chronicling oligarchy and its effects on North American society. The post The Oligarch Chronicles Part 7 appeared first on rabble.ca.
rss_only1,000 days of genocide (Part 3): A world after Gaza
The West’s moral authority is gone. The human-rights system is broken. The international legal order is discredited. The post 1,000 days of genocide (Part 3): A world after Gaza appeared first on rabble.ca.
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British Airways Dreamliner diverts to Iqaluit
Undisclosed ‘technical issue’ forces plane to land in Nunavut while en route to Seattle from London A British Airways Boeing 787-10, Flight BA53 from London, U.K., to Seattle, U.S., sits on the tarmac at the Iqaluit airport after it made an emergency landing in Iqaluit on Thursday morning. (Photo b...
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Toronto man faces terrorism charge over alleged actions at pro-Palestinian marches
Toronto police say a man is facing a terrorism charge after an investigation into his alleged actions at two pro-Palestinian protests in 2024. Investigators allege the man made public statements calling for harm against Israeli and Jewish people at the demonstrations, which took place in May and Se...
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Maritime provinces sign energy deal in PEI, consider regional electricity operator
Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz, left, and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt arrive ahead of the First Ministers Meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Charlottetown on Thursday.Darren Calabrese/The Canadian Press Canada’s three Maritime provinces agreed Thursday to work together on their...
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Gaming the Hunger Games of campgrounds: 5 tips for booking coveted summer sites
AI bots could lead to the end of the high-adrenaline booking ritual for campsites – or make it much worse.Fred Thornhill/The Canadian Press Camping is a way of life in the summer for many Canadians. It is also the budget-friendly vacation par excellence. But snatching a campsite at provincial and...
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As Canadian politicians promise a carbon emissions fix, the country burns. Here’s what you need to know
Wildfires are raging in every province and territory across Canada, leaving entire First Nations communities burnt, upending the lives of thousands of evacuees and creating plumes of toxic smoke dirtying the air in major cities like Toronto and New York. While some politicians claim the out-of-con...
successCarney capitulates to Big Oil
Prime Minister Mark Carney has put the demands of the fossil fuel industry ahead of fighting the climate crisis. The post Carney capitulates to Big Oil appeared first on rabble.ca.
rss_onlyPlanned changes to Ottawa’s Canada Health Transfer could slash more than $50B from public health care over a decade
"Now is the time to invest in Canada’s public health care system, not undermine it" — CFNU President Linda Silas. The post Planned changes to Ottawa’s Canada Health Transfer could slash more than $50B from public health care over a decade appeared first on rabble.ca.
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University of Toronto mathematician among 2026 Fields Medal winners
University of Toronto professor Jacob Tsimerman is the first Canadian-based mathematician to receive the prestigious Fields Medal in the 90-year history of the prize.Supplied A Toronto mathematician known for making inspired leaps across subdisciplines to solve challenging problems in the domain of...
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Carney calls for unity ahead of premiers' meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney said unity is Canada's greatest strength as he and the premiers huddled to prepare a response to fresh tariff threats from the United States. Carney told reporters ahead of his meeting with the first ministers that Canada is 'in a stronger position than we were when this t...
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Ontario police seize nearly 1.7 tonnes of drugs in cross-border investigation
Drugs seized by police are shown in this undated handout photo. The bust involved multiple police forces, including the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the RCMP and Windsor police.Ontario Provincial Police/via The Canadian Press Nearly 1.7 tonnes of drugs including suspected cocaine were seiz...
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Access to cycling is unfair across Canadian cities
Cities in Canada are creating bike infrastructure to support active and sustainable transportation. But as bike networks expand, some neighbourhoods tend to benefit more than others, and that raises an important question: Who is benefiting from these investments? In our recent research, we investig...
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Ottawa should help Nunavut with high medical travel costs, Main says
Politics Jul 23, 2026 – 12:07 pm EDT Canada’s premiers discuss health care, looming U.S. tariffs at premiers’ meeting in P.E.I. Nunavut Premier John Main speaks at the closing news conference of the Council of the Federation summit in Charlottetown, P.E.I., on July 22. Main says Nunavut’s high me...
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Decolonization efforts entangle Franco-Albertan heritage
The University of Alberta’s Campus Saint-Jean is wrestling with the historical legacy of its founders, who represent French Canadian survival to some but colonial oppression to others. At two Atlantic Canadian universities, small teams are thinking big to promote the scientific potential of student...
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A new ‘golden age’ of mathematics may be dawning — thanks to AI and human ingenuity
In May 2026, OpenAI released a new math result that sent shock waves throughout the world of mathematical research. A major unsolved problem called the “unit distance conjecture” had just been resolved by generative AI. Since then, there has been a steady drumbeat of new results that either partial...
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Carney won’t rule out imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S.
Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks during a gathering of premiers in Charlottetown on Thursday. The Trump administration's latest tariff threats have put pressure on Mr. Carney to deliver a plan on Canada's response.Darren Calabrese/The Canadian Press Canada won’t rule out imposing retaliatory tarif...
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