Alexandra Paul and Mitchell Islam performing an ice dance routine, showcasing their Olympic talent. Ontario Court Hears Emotional Statements in Fatal Crash Sentencing Ontario court sentences truck driver to 2.5 years for fatal crash killing Olympian Alexandra Paul, impacting her family deeply. Daily News Ontario Steve Cogbill May 16, 2026 — 3 min read
A street in Gaza City shows extensive destruction, with collapsed buildings and debris, highlighting the humanitarian crisis. Canada Diplomats Urge PM Carney for Sanctions on Israel Over Human Rights Concerns Canada diplomats urge PM Carney for sanctions on Israel as 190 former officials highlight worsening human rights conditions. Daily News Steve Cogbill May 16, 2026 — 3 min read
Two people work out in a garage gym, using weight racks and a barbell, with a street view outside. Best Home Gym Equipment in Canada: Full Setup From $300 Build a real home gym in Canada from $300 — space planning for basements and garages, the five pieces of gear that earn their keep, flooring and noise control, and what each budget tier actually buys. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill May 16, 2026 — 15 min read
The Supreme Court of Canada building in Ottawa, with people sitting on the lawn in the foreground. Canada Supreme Court Establishes New Tort for Intimate Partner Violence Supreme Court's new tort for intimate partner violence allows survivors to seek damages, impacting Canadian civil law significantly. Daily News Steve Cogbill May 16, 2026 — 3 min read
High-voltage power lines near a building labeled "Canada," illustrating the country's electricity expansion. Canada to Double Electricity Grid Capacity by 2050 in $1 Trillion Plan Canada plans to double its electricity grid by 2050, investing over $1 trillion to enhance energy security and reduce emissions. Daily News Steve Cogbill May 15, 2026 — 4 min read
The MV Hondius cruise ship, linked to the hantavirus outbreak, sails in open waters. Canada Health Officials Contact 26 Passengers After Hantavirus Flight Exposure Hantavirus exposure on Canadian flight prompts health officials to contact 26 passengers for monitoring. Low risk, but caution advised. Daily News Steve Cogbill May 15, 2026 — 4 min read
Featured image for: BC Supreme Court to Rule on Former Mountie's Foreign Interference Case BC Supreme Court to Rule on Former Mountie's Foreign Interference Case BC Supreme Court clears former Mountie in foreign interference case, citing lack of concrete evidence for alleged preparatory acts. Daily News British Columbia Steve Cogbill May 14, 2026 — 4 min read
RCMP Deputy Commissioner Dwayne McDonald speaking at a press conference on extortion cases in B.C. B.C. Extortion Cases Decline as Task Force Reports Progress B.C. extortion cases drop as task force reports success with significant arrests and community cooperation. Urgent issue remains. Daily News British Columbia Steve Cogbill May 14, 2026 — 3 min read
NRC Kept Logging UFO Sightings for Decades After Officially Ending Reports in 1995 ATI records show the National Research Council kept fielding UFO sightings, completing observation forms, and managing media calls long after Ottawa officially ended UFO reporting in 1995. Government Files Steve Cogbill May 14, 2026 — 7 min read
Illustration of a bear, similar to the one involved in the Saskatchewan attack near Nordbye Lake. Saskatchewan Bear Attack Kills 27-Year-Old Indian Worker at Uranium Site Bear attack kills 27-year-old Indian worker at Saskatchewan uranium site, sparking investigation by RCMP and conservation officers. Daily News Saskatchewan Steve Cogbill May 13, 2026 — 3 min read
A person stirs a pot on a propane camping stove, set up on a table outdoors, with a gas canister nearby. Camping Stove Canada: 7 Best Picks From $24 Best camping stove picks for camping Canada—7 stoves tested for wind and cold, priced $24 to $185. Find the right setup fast. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill May 13, 2026 — 15 min read
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon speaks passionately at the Quebec legislature. Quebec Parti Québécois Leader Alleges Federal Spying Amid Election Lead Quebec's PQ leader alleges federal spying amid election lead, citing historical surveillance as polls show PQ ahead. Daily News Quebec Steve Cogbill May 13, 2026 — 4 min read
