Monthly Archives: September 2025

If all goes as planned, early next year four astronauts will blast off on a mission that’s been a long time coming: a return to the moon. Canada’s Jeremy Hansen takes us through what he’s been doing to prepare for … Continue reading →

For years, economists, advocates and others have raised concerns about the program and the degree to which some employers have come to rely on it. Here’s a look at some of the problems — and some potential solutions.

Canada’s main stock index topped 30,000 for the first time as strength in the energy and base metal sectors helped it climb into record territory, while U.S. stock markets were mixed in late-morning trading on Tuesday.

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen will be heading to the moon early next year, along with three NASA astronauts. Experts discuss what to expect with this mission.

Mounties say they have been requested to attend an ostrich farm in British Columbia’s Interior where about 400 birds have been ordered culled due to the risks of avian flu.

A federal government official has confirmed with CBC News that the now-closed Ontario theme park Marineland has filed paperwork seeking to export its remaining 30 belugas, and a Chinese theme park says it’s considering purchasing the whales.

After several delays, NordSpace is making another attempt to launch its test rocket from St. Lawrence, Newfoundland and Labrador.

As the Trump administration moves to limit some skilled workers from entering the U.S. on a specialized visa, the Canadian tech sector is champing at the bit — hoping the new restriction will lure talent up north. 

Proposals to expand the Port of Churchill in northern Manitoba could bring an increase in shipping traffic — and some experts suggest that could affect the behaviour of the whales that are not only a major tourist draw in the, but an important food … Continue reading →

A research project spearheaded by the Tsawwassen First Nation is trying to help understand why sturgeon, an ancient fish, are dying unexpectedly.