70 m. ago Musk Suggests Tesla Shareholders Will Vote on xAI Investment

Tesla Inc. plans to poll shareholders on whether to invest in xAI, Elon Musk said after the Wall Street Journal reported SpaceX was prepared to funnel $2 billion into the Grok chatbot developer.

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6 h. ago Multiple people hurt in Kentucky church shooting; suspect killed, police say

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Multiple people were injured on Sunday in shooting at a Kentucky church after the suspect shot and wounded a state trooper, authorities said. After shooting the trooper, the suspect ended up at Richmond Road Baptist Church in southwest Lexington, where there were multiple injuries, Kentucky State Police said. The suspect was killed, […]

Events

7 h. ago Quebec police search for group of migrants after crash near Canada

MONTREAL — Police say they are looking for a group of migrants who were inside a vehicle that collided near the Canada-U.S. border in southern Quebec. Authorities were called early Sunday to the scene in Hemmingford, Que., north of the New York border, where an SUV with two people collided with a vehicle carrying at […]

Events

7 h. ago Macron announces 6.5 billion euros in extra military spending in next two years

″To be free in this world we must be feared. To be feared we must be powerful,'' the French president said in announcing billions in new military spending.

Politics

10 h. ago Emergency crews suspend search for Texas flooding victims amid new flood warnings

KERRVILLE, Texas — Emergency crews suspended their search for victims of catastrophic flooding in central Texas on Sunday morning amid new warnings that additional rain would again cause waterways to surge. It was the first time a new round of severe weather has paused the search since the flooding earlier this month. Ingram Fire Department […]

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15 h. ago Economists expect inflation ticked up in June after surprise jobs gain

OTTAWA — Economists expect the pace of inflation picked up in June as the Bank of Canada continues to search for tariff impacts in the price data. Statistics Canada is set to report consumer price index data for June on Tuesday. CIBC expects the release will show the annual pace of inflation rose a tenth […]

Economics

21 h. ago That time Toronto's popular wetland park was just a giant hole in the ground

Nothing beats a day spent at Toronto's Evergreen Brick Works, complete with hiking trails, beautiful ravines, a boardwalk around wetlands, and even a Saturday farmers' market. With over half a million visitors per year, the site blends a historic relic of Toronto's industrial heritage with a green, urban landscape beloved by anyone who sets foot in it. But before this old brick factory was turned evergreen, the site was just a massive hole in the ground. Evergreen Brick Works is the site of extensive geological history. Photo: Canoo On the surface, the former site looked like a whole lot of nothing: but looking closer, it proved to be important to understanding geological eras. According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, the quarry that was eventually dug out on the site contains mud and stone that point to millions of years of its history. There are layers upon layers of rock that showcase how Toronto has undergone significant geological changes....

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30 h. ago Bring On The Bay event brings in $160k to help children with disabilities

This is the 18th year of Bring On The Bay, an event to help raise money for Easter Seals Ontario.

Economics

33 h. ago National Defence considering purchase of fighter drones that could fly with F

Government documents suggest purchasing a fleet of aerial combat drones that could fly alongside fighter jets could cost as much as $16 billion and would require hundreds of staff.

Events

37 h. ago Lorne Gunter: If Trump forces end of Canadian supply management, good riddance

Remember when the Liberals were adamant they would never give up their digital services tax (DST)? They were all “elbows up.” They huffed they would never give in to the Trump White House. Besides, they were sure there were votes to be had in making “rich” American streaming services pay more than $2 billion a […]

Events

39 h. ago Oil Market’s Focus Shifts to Demand as Trump Reignites Trade War

While US President Donald Trump’s chaotic tariff strategy has disrupted the oil market for months, his renewed attacks on trading partners this week have solidified consensus on at least one matter: The outlook for crude demand is set to worsen.

Economics

43 h. ago Australian Rock Art Site Near LNG Hub Gets World Heritage Status

The United Nations has granted World Heritage status to an ancient Aboriginal rock art site in Australia that’s close to an industrial gas hub, a development that will require the government to protect the cultural area.

Culture

50 h. ago B.C. losing workers as youth can't find employment due to lack of private

While 18,000 youth between the ages of 18 and 24 joined the province's workforce in May, even more left it in June, with 18,500 young people stopping their search for a job

Society

51 h. ago Stabbing rattles Richmond Row businesses: 'Zero safety in London'

The stabbing of an employee at a Richmond Row restaurant has raised safety concerns among nearby business owners

Economics

53 h. ago Greenland coastal village bracing for potential collision with giant iceberg

The skyscraper-sized piece of ice is approaching Innaarsuit, where authorities are encouraging families not to go in a group towards a threatened grocery store

Events

54 h. ago Evacuees arrive in Winnipeg as wildfires force thousands out, bring smoke advisories

Evacuees continued to arrive in Winnipeg by the busload Friday as a renewed round of wildfires put thousands out of their homes – some for a second time.

Events

54 h. ago Developer Urges Trump Not to Kill $11 Billion Midwest Power Line

Invenergy, a closely-held power developer, is calling on the Trump Administration to affirm its commitment to a $11 billion power line in the US Midwest after a US Senator from Missouri said he’s secured a pledge from federal officials to halt the project.

Economics

55 h. ago Here are all the Love Island watch parties happening in Toronto

Hello Islanders! If your entire summer schedule has revolved around tuning into nightly villa drama, surprise bombshells, and chaotic recouplings, you're not alone. Since June 3, Love Island USA's seventh season has taken over our screens (mine included) five nights a week, and now the moment we've all been texting our group chats about is finally here. From jaw-dropping Casa Amor betrayals (we're looking at you, Taylor) to steamy Soul Ties moments (Nicolandria forever!), this season's been a truly wild ride, and now, multiple Love Island season finale watch parties will be taking place around the city.     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Crave (@cravecanada)Happening this Sunday, July 13, at Toronto's massive outdoor patio, RendezViews (229 Richmond St. W. ), you'll be able to watch the screening of the finale episode on a jumbotron alongsid...

Culture

57 h. ago The Waldorf Astoria New York Is Finally Ready for Its Next Chapter

Eight years and some $2 billion later, the grand dame’s makeover is ready for its reveal. But competing with Manhattan’s best will be a matter of embracing both its past and the present.

Sport

57 h. ago Trade war with U.S. has not dampened foreign investors’ appetite for Montreal

A Montreal economic development agency says the value of investment from foreign companies rose 55 per cent to $1.69 billion in the first six months of the year.

Economics