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Quebec separatist leader says no independence referendum until Trump leaves office

Quebec separatist leader says no independence referendum until Trump leaves office

The leader of Quebec's separatist party says he would delay any independence referendum until Donald Trump is no longer U.S. president
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Wildfire in British Columbia harmed 150 structures and forced 20,000 to evacuate

Wildfire in British Columbia harmed 150 structures and forced 20,000 to evacuate

Officials say last week's fast-moving wildfire in western Canada destroyed or damaged about 150 structures, forcing over 20,000 people to evacuate
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North America to Witness Near-Total Lunar Eclipse in August 2026

North America to Witness Near-Total Lunar Eclipse in August 2026

North America is set to experience a significant lunar eclipse on the night of August 27/28, 2026. This event, dubbed a 'Blood Moon' lunar eclipse, will see approximately 96% of the full Moon's surface enter Earth's shadow, causing it to appear in dramatic copper red or deep orange hues. Unlike a solar eclipse, this lunar phenomenon is entirely safe to observe with the naked eye. The 'greatest eclipse,' when the Moon is most covered, is projected to occur at 04:13 UTC (00:13 EDT). The eclipse will begin in earnest around 02:34 UTC (22:34 EDT). This particular full Moon is known as the Sturgeon Moon, a traditional name for August's full Moon, historically associated with the abundance of sturgeon fish. Observers across the USA and Canada will have the opportunity to witness this celestial event, with specific timings varying by time zone.
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Proposed U.S. Trade Agreement with Canada May Be Submitted to President Trump Next Week

Proposed U.S. Trade Agreement with Canada May Be Submitted to President Trump Next Week

A proposed trade agreement between the United States and Canada could be presented to President Trump as early as next Monday. This development comes amidst significant public sentiment in Canada regarding U.S. diplomatic presence, with tens of thousands of Canadians signing a petition demanding the departure of the American ambassador to their country. The potential submission of a trade deal indicates ongoing negotiations and efforts to finalize economic relations between the two North American nations. The context suggests a complex diplomatic environment where trade discussions are proceeding concurrently with expressions of public dissatisfaction concerning U.S. representation in Canada. The details of the proposed agreement and its specific terms were not disclosed in the source material, but its imminent submission to President Trump highlights a critical juncture in U.S.-Canada trade relations.
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Analysis-Canada's pipeline ambitions hinge on uncertain output expansion

Analysis-Canada's pipeline ambitions hinge on uncertain output expansion

By Amanda Stephenson and Arathy Somasekhar CALGARY, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Canadian pipeline firms are proposing billions of dollars in new projects despite oil sands companies being reluctant to commit to significant production expansions amid ongoing uncertainty around climate policies and long-term
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Trump says US and Canada have reached last-minute deal to delay 50% US tariffs on Canadian imports

Trump says US and Canada have reached last-minute deal to delay 50% US tariffs on Canadian imports

Less than two hours before President Donald Trump was set to impose 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian imports, the United States and Canada reached a deal Tuesday that delays the sanctions, buying time for more negotiations and avoiding for now another strain in already-tense relations between the historic allies
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Arizona businesses warn of higher costs if Canada tariffs hit

Arizona businesses warn of higher costs if Canada tariffs hit

If a deal isn't reached, Canada could face 50% tariffs starting Aug. 19. Arizona imports roughly $2.8 billion in Canadian products each year.
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Online Sleuths Investigate 42-Year-Old Canadian Musical Cold Case with Potential Kitchener-Waterloo Ties

Online Sleuths Investigate 42-Year-Old Canadian Musical Cold Case with Potential Kitchener-Waterloo Ties

Online Sleuths Investigate 42-Year-Old Canadian Musical Cold Case with Potential Kitchener-Waterloo Ties
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Canadian MPs Launch Probe into Security Screening After Alleged NATO Spy Arrest

Canadian MPs Launch Probe into Security Screening After Alleged NATO Spy Arrest

Canadian Members of Parliament (MPs) have initiated an urgent probe into Ottawa’s security screening and monitoring protocols following the arrest of a Canadian intern on suspicion of espionage at NATO’s headquarters in Belgium. The public safety and national security committee will conduct a three-meeting study to investigate how the former public servant, identified as Biwei Zhang (also known as Claire Zhang), was able to gain access to the military alliance’s command center, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE). Belgian prosecutors suspect Ms. Zhang of spying on behalf of a third country, with national security sources confirming allegations involve China. This inquiry comes after revelations that Ms. Zhang had previously been ordered to complete an ethics course for committing fraud in job applications to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) in 2023.
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Dear Abby Addresses Child-Free Wedding Dilemma and Family Disagreements

Dear Abby Addresses Child-Free Wedding Dilemma and Family Disagreements

Dear Abby Addresses Child-Free Wedding Dilemma and Family Disagreements
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Canada's July annual inflation accelerates to 3% as gasoline rebounds

Canada's July annual inflation accelerates to 3% as gasoline rebounds

By Promit Mukherjee OTTAWA, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Canada's annual inflation rate accelerated to 3% in July, slightly more than expected, as renewed United States-Iran tensions drove gasoline prices, while the cost of travel tours also rose, data showed on Monday.