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Cuba’s Fuel Shortages and Rising Costs as U.S. Pressure Grows
Life in Cuba is getting tougher by the day as shortages of fuel, food and money squeeze everyday life for
Saskatchewan Aluminum Find Could Reshape Supply Chains
magine a new source of aluminum that could reshape how industries across North America make cars, planes and electronics. That
Saskatchewan Starts Nuclear Future with Long-Term Goals
Saskatchewan has taken a major step toward a nuclear-powered future by starting a formal review of large nuclear reactor technologies.
South Korea Pledges Trade Deal Even With U.S. Threats of Tariffs
South Korea scrambled this week to calm rising trade tensions with the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump warned
Why Canada Pays More but Waits Longer for Health Care
Canadians are proud of their universal health-care system, but new data shows the system is expensive and slow, leaving many
Amazon Choose AI and Efficiency Over People: Cuts 16,000 Job
In a major move that highlights big changes in the tech world, Amazon announced it will cut 16,000 corporate jobs
Bank of Canada Says U.S. Fed Is Fueling Economic Uncertainty
Global economic confidence took a hit this week as Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that recent political pressure
NATO Chief Says Europe Can’t Defend Itself Without the U.S.
Europe’s top military leader delivered a blunt message in late January 2026: the continent still needs the United States for
Alberta Separatists’ Petition Push for Independence Vote
A political movement in Alberta is gaining attention as supporters take their petition for a possible vote on independence to
Two Former Roughriders Head to 2026 Olympics
Two former Saskatchewan Roughriders are swapping football pads for bobsleigh helmets as they prepare to represent Canada at the 2026