Explore today's top Canadian news: ChatGPT privacy investigations, a somber OPP funeral, the national Alert Ready test, and the legacy of Bon Cop, Bad Cop.
Former PM Tony Abbott is in the frame for the Liberal Party presidency, aiming to reform the party's strategy and reclaim voters from One Nation.
A technical change in U.S. metal tariffs is devastating Canadian manufacturing, causing product costs to soar and prompting a $1.5 billion federal aid package.
Three deaths and several suspected cases of hantavirus reported on the MV Hondius cruise ship. Experts warn of a long incubation period as the vessel anchors.
Families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims sue OpenAI for $1B, alleging the company failed to report the gunman despite identifying him as a threat.
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk prepares for a 6-month mission to the ISS starting Sept. 12, bringing Alberta pride and a historic heirloom into orbit.
Russian influencers and loyalists voice rare public dissent as economic stagnation and internet restrictions drive Putin's approval ratings to multi-year lows.
Security questions arise after Cole Tomas Allen's assassination attempt on Trump at the White House Correspondents' dinner. Read the full details of the breach.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologizes to Tumbler Ridge, BC, for failing to report a mass shooter's flagged ChatGPT account months before the deadly attack.
Trump sends Kushner and Witkoff to Pakistan for indirect peace talks with Iran as oil prices surge and global maritime trade faces severe disruptions.