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Monthly Archives: June 2026
Australia sells advanced radar to Canada in $2.5B deal
Australia’s largest-ever defence export strengthens strategic ties with Canada as Ottawa bolsters Arctic surveillance and early-warning capabilities
How heatwaves are dangerous to human health
From dehydration to heatstroke, experts explain how prolonged extreme heat can overwhelm the body and become life-threatening
Montreal sits on the World Cup sidelines — and isn’t sorry
Despite a long history of hosting major sporting events, Montreal opted out of hosting the World Cup. Here’s why
Australia teen social media ban has little impact: research
Ban introduced in December was designed to protect children from online bullying and ‘predatory algorithms’
UN moves to crack down on killers of peacekeepers
String of deadly attacks in recent months prompts new Security Council resolution supported by over 150 member countries
‘Resentment index’ reveals differences in Quebec, Alberta’s sovereignty movements
The factors driving support for sovereignty in Quebec and Alberta are starkly different, sources and data reveal
Editorial: Carney must reverse his ‘gravy pledge’
The prime minister’s pledge to bailout Vancouver property developers is terrible policy — and terribly off brand
