2 h. ago Advantech and mimik Join Forces to Simplify AI Deployment Across Edge and Cloud

SAN FRANCISCO & TAIPEI, Taiwan — Advantech, a global leader in industrial edge computing, and mimik, a leader in edge-native AI software, have announced a strategic partnership to make AI systems easier to deploy, manage, and scale across a wide range of devices, from cameras to industrial servers and cloud platforms. Your ROI for AI […]

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2 h. ago Today's letters: Beach safety starts by teaching kids how to swim

Tuesday, July 8: There are always risks around beaches and open water, which we can't completely eliminate, says a reader. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com

Society

7 h. ago Indian Rupee Underperforms Most Emerging Asian Currencies on Tariff Worries

Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:

Economics

8 h. ago Blue Jays win their ninth in a row by defeating host White Sox

Eventually and inevitably, the Blue Jays will lose a game. Based on how they have been playing and based on the opponents they will be facing, they may not experience a defeat until after baseball’s all-star break. The momentum built from a seven-game home stand sweep carried over into the Windy City, where the Blue […]

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8 h. ago Texans compete with heavy hearts at Calgary Stampede after devastating flood back home

A serious flood over the Fourth of July weekend in Texas is weighing heavily on the hearts of rodeo competitors from the Lone Star State.

Events

11 h. ago Letters to the Sun: Developers should be subject to same market risks as everyone else

Re: B.C. builders welcome NDP changes to development cost charges as housing starts falter If I buy stock, it might go up, and it might go down. Hundreds of people who bought pre-sale condos are now in trouble because their investment is worth less than what they paid for it. So can someone please tell […]

Sport

14 h. ago Is Toronto Blue Jays skipper John Schneider a contender for AL Manager of the Year?

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Long Ball, Postmedia’s Rob Wong chats with Toronto Sun Blue Jays writer Rob Longley about what has impressed him the most during the Blue Jays eight-game win streak and if John Schneider belongs in the AL Manager of the Year conversations with his team currently in first place.

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17 h. ago Alberta and Ontario sign new agreements to advance pipelines, railways

"I think Canadians understand that we've got to start acting like a country. We've got to start supporting each other, and I think that is the prevailing sense that in the country."

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17 h. ago How ‘Love Island USA’ forced a star’s exit after racist posts resurfaced

After the first “bombshell” entered the “Love Island USA” villa this season, she quickly became a fan favourite and a front-runner to take home the show’s $100,000 cash prize. But on Sunday night’s episode, the show was hit with a different kind of explosion when Cierra Ortega, a 25-year-old L.A.-based content creator, was kicked off […]

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17 h. ago Silver lining: Alberta natural gas — and budget — get boost with historic LNG ocean shipment

Chilled to a liquid state, a cargo of natural gas started a historic voyage on Canada Day, setting off a good chain reaction on Alberta’s natural gas industry. Westbound over the Pacific for China, the shipment from LNG Canada bound for global markets was good news for the Alberta economy, said Andrew Botterill, Energy, Resources […]

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18 h. ago Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron exits band: ‘I have taken my final steps’

Longtime Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron has announced he is leaving the band after nearly 30 years. “After 27 fantastic years, I have taken my final steps down the drum riser for the mighty Pearl Jam. Much love and respect to (bassist) Jeff (Ament), (vocalist) Ed (Vedder), (lead guitarist) Mike (McCready) and (rhythm guitarist) Stone […]

Sport

18 h. ago Toronto getting new flight to country known for pristine beaches and classic cars

If you're like me and already dreaming of a sunny escape this upcoming winter, you'll be pleased to hear that a new flight service was just introduced from Toronto to a country known for its tropical white, sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and streets full of vintage cars. As part of its winter 2025/26 schedule out of Ontario, WestJet is officially welcoming Havana, Cuba, to its route map for the first time. The airline is also set to deliver non-stop flights from several cities across the province this year, increasing its Ontario southbound seat capacity by eight per cent compared to the same season last year. Here in Toronto, WestJet will be boosting capacity from Pearson Airport by five per cent, led by two new sun routes (Havana and Samaná, Dominican Republic) as well as significant increases to existing destinations. Flights from Toronto to Havana will depart twice weekly starting Dec. 18, and flights to ...

Transport

18 h. ago Ottawa Redblacks dig big hole for themselves early in the CFL season

The Ottawa Redblacks overcame a slow start, but not the poor choices they made throughout another slump-busting performance Sunday night. Alas, the slump they busted wasn’t their own, as they graciously helped their opponents into the win column for the second week in a row. Seven nights after becoming the Toronto Argos’ first victims of […]

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19 h. ago Le ministre russe des Transports, démis de ses fonctions par Poutine, s’est suicidé

C’est la thèse principale présentée par les autorités pour expliquer la mort de Roman Starovoït.

Politics

19 h. ago ‘FBI: Most Wanted’, ‘Nip/Tuck’ star Julian McMahon dead at 56

Actor Julian McMahon, who appeared on the first three seasons of FBI: Most Wanted and was also known for his roles in Nip/Tuck, Charmed and two Fantastic Four movies, has died at age 56 after a battle with cancer. McMahon’s wife, Kelly Paniagua, confirmed his death in a statement shared with Deadline, telling the outlet […]

Events

19 h. ago Canada Post, union say still no date for offer vote: ‘Chaos and confusion’

The union representing postal workers at Canada Post described a process of 'chaos and confusion' as work continues towards a vote ordered by the federal jobs minister.

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19 h. ago ‘Toronto, Canada, I love you’ Masai Ujiri says goodbye to Toronto

Long-time Toronto Raptors boss says farewell in emotional video, but will always be connected.

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20 h. ago Man charged in St. Thomas fire has previous arson conviction: Police

A man who has previously been convicted of arson is accused of starting a fire that destroyed a 19th century building in downtown St. Thomas

Events

21 h. ago Some Canadians will get bigger payouts from the government this week

Canadians who are eligible for the Advanced Canada Workers Benefit (ACWB) will get larger payments from the government starting this week.The ACWB is an advanced payment of the Canada Workers Benefit (CWB), a refundable tax credit that eligible individuals can claim on their tax return.The benefit is supposed to help individuals and families who are working and earning a lower income.Canadians who are eligible for the CWB on their tax return will get advanced payments of up to 50 per cent of the CWB through the ACWB. These are paid out automatically three times throughout the year.The federal government usually deposits the money into bank accounts on the 12th, but since it falls on a Saturday in July, the next payment is scheduled for Friday, July 11.You are eligible if:You're over 19 years old on December 31, or live with a spouse or common-law partner or your child,You're a resident of Canada throughout the year, andYou're working but earning less than the&n...

Politics

22 h. ago Posthaste: Copper theft is getting so bad Bell Canada is sounding the alarm

500 incidents this year disrupting internet and 911 access

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