Man in Custody Over Bomb Threat at U.S. Consulate in Nova Scotia
A man was taken into custody on Monday in Nova Scotia after he communicated a bomb threat toward the U.S. Consulate in Halifax one night earlier and flammable liquids were…
Government says it told India it has ‘zero tolerance’ for foreign interference and transnational repression
OTTAWA — A senior Public Safety official says the federal government has told its Indian counterparts that there is “zero tolerance” for transnational repression and foreign interference by its diplomats.…
Zuckerberg manifesto sketches out Meta’s ambitions for world-changing AI technology
Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out a vision Monday of what he said artificial intelligence can do for the world, imagining a future where everyone has their own, all-knowing…
‘My jaw just dropped’: Costumes at Miss Universe Canada pageant spark response from former winner
Former Miss Universe Canada winner Ashley Callingbull interrupted her own duties hosting the 2026 Miss Universe Canada pageant on the weekend to call out multiple instances of what she described…
Monochrome No More: New Night-Vision Glasses Show Color
Night-vision technology has changed little for decades, producing grainy green images that make it difficult to distinguish objects and depth. Now, researchers have developed a system that converts infrared light…
WATCH: Can Myspace make a comeback?
Sirius XM radio host Mike Muse and The New York Times’ Gen Z reporter Callie Holtermann discuss plans for the platform to make a comeback and how it ties into…
Frontier Airlines Sued After Not Informing Passengers Of Data Breach For Over A Month
Denver-based ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines is facing two class action lawsuits, following two data breaches in May and June. The lawsuits were filed on July 15 at the United States…
Trying to drink less? So are a growing number of Canadians, and they're enjoying better non-alcoholic beer than ever
As alcohol consumption continues to decline, people are looking for alternatives — and not just the non-drinkers. Source link
Jake Whisenant, record-setting speed climber, dies at 30 in climbing accident
A climber known for setting speed records in Yosemite National Park has died in a climbing accident in California. Jake Whisenant, 30, of Mammoth Lakes, died on Aug. 3, according…
The Burnout No One Talks About: A Sexologist Explains Intimate Exhaustion
There’s a particular kind of exhaustion I came to know in my own life before I ever had a name for it. Three kids, a business I’m continually building, a…

















