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Canada's blood supply is down 20% since June. Here's how Islanders can help

29 Jul 2026

Canadian Blood Services says there is a "very urgent" need for donations across the country after its supply of all blood types dropped nearly 20 per cent since June 1.

'A big difference': Small fire departments in area of northwestern Ontario wildfires get new equipment

29 Jul 2026

Smaller fire departments in communities surrounding Thunder Bay, Ont., are getting new equipment and protective gear to help prevent small bush fires from turning into larger blazes. Here's what the d

Ontario wildfire program 'on the verge of collapse': union

29 Jul 2026

Ontario's wildfire program is "on the verge of collapse," a union representative and veteran wildland firefighter said.

Sleeping Giant Brewing Company brews to keep flowing

29 Jul 2026

Thunder Bay's Sleeping Giant Brewery, which closed its doors earlier this year, has a new owner. Original Gravity Beverage and Hospitality Group has acquired Sleeping Giant's brand, intellectual property, and recipes.

Drone video shows homes reduced to ashes, rubble by wildfire in southwestern France

29 Jul 2026

A massive wildfire in southwestern France has left parts of the town of Biscarrosse in ruins, with drone footage from Tuesday revealing burnt homes and forest. Fires across France have forced the unpr

Trump meets Zelenskyy, Netanyahu as wars test U.S. diplomacy

29 Jul 2026

U.S. President Donald Trump met separately with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East continue to test U.S. d

2 men found guilty of murdering Quebec entrepreneur and his partner in Dominica

29 Jul 2026

Two men have been found guilty of murdering Quebec entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and his partner Dominique Marchand in Dominica, according to Radio-Canada. In December, 2023, the couple was found dead

Major projects soured by residential school counsellor funding cuts: Dene National Chief

29 Jul 2026

Dene National Chief George Mackenzie told CBC on Tuesday that it was "shocking" to find out that travel reimbursements that used to allow residential school survivors and their families to access mental health counselling will no longer be offered.

Federal, territorial gov'ts reach ‘agreement in principle’ to build 560 N.W.T. homes by 2030

29 Jul 2026

On Monday, both governments “reached an agreement in principle” to help build at least 560 affordable housing units through a combined investment of almost half a billion dollars. The money is split b

Crews could be weeks away from pulling MSC Baltic III from Cedar Cove, Coast Guard says

29 Jul 2026

The Canadian Coast Guard says the majority of containers aboard a grounded cargo ship have been removed, and that the ship is only weeks away from being pulled to the shore of a western Newfoundland beach.

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