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Mexico vs Japan international soccer: live stream, TV schedule and match preview
Canada Federal Benefit Payments 2025: When and how much you’ll get this September- Tropical Storm Kiko, a combo of sub-tropical heat, cool currents, and lowly lands
- The Sultanate of Nur-Sultan: How ‘Elbasy’ Nazarbayev’s ‘Constitution Day’ led to his befall; a look into why the 30th Anniversary of Kazakhstan’s Constitution should be most celebrated
- Laver, Ryder Cup, all the result of an English-speaking lobby? Alexander Bublik’s take on tennis’ ‘superficial inclusivity’
- Canada’s own Felix Auger Aliassime, beats Zverev in US Open, moves to Round-of-16, to face Rublev
- ‘Nervous’ Jacob Fearnley, 24-year old tennis world no. 60 and sport’s latest showing of British talent, surprised over ‘crowd noise’ in favour of German counterpart, Zverev in Louis Armstrong stadium
- Mere eye-candy or brawn with beauty, Anna Kalinskaya gives tough fight against Swiatek in Arthur Ashe
- What’s streaming on Disney+ Canada this September 2025, Lilo & Stitch, Phineas and Ferb, and Marvel Zombies lead the lineup
CSIS and CBSA rank as worst federal workplaces in Canada survey
A recent survey involving over 186,000 federal employees reveals varying levels of job satisfaction across different departments. While 67% of public employees consider their workplace a 'great place to work,' agencies like CBSA and CSIS scored significantly lower. Concerns raised include work-life balance, recognition, and perceived unfair treatment, prompting calls for improvements in workplace morale and employee support
Professor T cast’s real-life loves: who’s married, who’s single, and the surprising secrets behind Season 4 stars
Fans of Professor T are curious about the cast’s off-screen romances as Season 4 premieres on PBS. From Ben Miller’s marriage to Jessica Parker to Zoë Wanamaker’s late husband Gawn Grainger, discover who’s married, single, or private about love lives. Here’s everything about the Professor T actors’ real partners
Jerry Adler, veteran actor in 'The Sopranos' and ‘The Good Wife’, Dies at 96
Jerry Adler, renowned for his portrayal of Herman "Hesh" Rabkin on The Sopranos, passed away at 96. Adler had a successful behind-the-scenes Broadway career before his late-in-life acting debut. He gained widespread recognition for his role in The Sopranos and later appeared in The Good Wife and other series. Adler's memoir was published in 2024.
Thomas Müller’s late penalty kick goal helps Vancouver Whitecaps beat St. Louis City 3-2; read full match report
Vancouver Whitecaps secured a thrilling 3-2 victory against St. Louis City. Brian White and Daniel Rios scored for Vancouver. Thomas Müller converted a late penalty to seal victory for the Whitecaps. Eduard Lowen and Joao Klauss scored for St. Louis City. The Whitecaps are aiming for a third consecutive postseason appearance. St. Louis City will host the Houston Dynamo next. Whitecaps will host the Philadelphia Union later.
Brazilian forward Brenner returns to Cincinnati on loan; check his past records with the club
FC Cincinnati welcomes back Brazilian striker Brenner on loan from Udinese through the end of the 2025 season, with an option to buy. The 25-year-old previously scored 27 goals for Cincinnati from 2021-2023. General Manager Chris Albright expressed excitement about adding Brenner's dynamic goal-scoring ability to the team as they contend for the Supporters' Shield.
ION service suspended due to maintenance work, operations to resume soon; check timings and alternate commute options
Attention commuters, Light Rail Transit service faces temporary suspension on August 24, 2025. Grand River Transit cites planned maintenance between Conestoga and Fairway stations. Shuttle buses will replace trains until 1 PM. In July 2025, a Canadian National Railway train derailed in Ontario. The incident halted passenger train service. An investigation is underway. Affected passengers should check train statuses online.
Wildfire in West Dalhousie, N.S. intensifies as firefighters remain on the ground to control situation; DNR says ‘extended rain’ needed for good effect
A major forest fire continues in West Dalhousie, Nova Scotia. The Long Lake wildfire expanded despite ongoing efforts. Officials prioritize protecting homes and the command post. Air quality alerts are in effect for Annapolis and Queens counties. Crews from various regions are battling the blaze. Rain is expected, but more is needed to control the fire.
Canadian youth push back against tipping culture as survey links frustration to rising costs and stagnant wages
Canadians are increasingly frustrated with widespread tipping culture as living costs rise, according to a recent survey. The majority feel tipping expectations have become excessive, with gratuity prompts appearing in too many places. Many feel obligated to tip despite believing current gratuities are too high, leading to calls for reform and a re-evaluation of the system.
Dune 3 may skip parts of Dune Messiah and bring back shocking characters fans never expected
Dune: Part Three may not follow Frank Herbert’s Dune Messiah exactly, with Denis Villeneuve likely blending storylines from Children of Dune. Rumored characters include Gurney Halleck, Shaddam Corrino IV, and even Baron Harkonnen’s spirit. With Paul, Chani, and their children confirmed, fans can expect shocking returns and timeline shifts
Fajardo leads Elks past Redblacks for third straight victory
The Edmonton Elks picked up their third consecutive win Friday night, August 22, defeating the Ottawa Redblacks 30-20 after taking control early and holding off a late push at TD Place
Student hunger hits record high; 800,000 children lack access to school meals despite federal program
Canada is facing a big problem. Many students are going to school without eating properly. Demand for breakfast programs has increased a lot. The government has started a National School Food Program. It will provide meals to children. But more help is needed. Organizations want the program to continue forever. They also want more research to improve it.
Trump's tariffs begin to hurt Ontario — Canadian Province loses 38,000 jobs in Q2 as major job crisis looms
Canada job crisis caused by Trump tariffs: Ontario's economy is facing significant challenges as US tariffs take a toll, resulting in the loss of 38,000 jobs in the second quarter of 2025. The manufacturing sector has been particularly hard-hit, leading to an unemployment rate of 7.8%, the highest since 2012.
Daniel Day-Lewis returns in 2025 with Anemone, a family drama directed by his son Ronan Day-Lewis
Three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis returns from retirement in Anemone, a 2025 drama directed by his son Ronan Day-Lewis. Produced by Plan B and distributed by Focus Features, the film will premiere at the New York Film Festival before an October release, marking the actor’s highly anticipated return to cinema
Peacemaker Season 2 retcons Justice League cameo, introduces Justice Gang in DCU reboot
Peacemaker Season 2 opens with a retconned recap replacing the Justice League with the Justice Gang, including Green Lantern, Mr. Terrific, Hawkgirl, plus Superman and Supergirl, to align the series with James Gunn and Peter Safran’s rebooted DCU. Creator James Gunn acknowledges minor continuity tweaks to unify the universe
Amber alert cancelled after Ontario baby found safe; suspect still at large
Peel Regional Police cancelled an Amber Alert after an eight-month-old boy reported missing in Brampton, Ontario, was found abandoned and in good health near Steeles Avenue East and Rutherford South. The alert was issued just after 6 p.m. on August 21, and cancelled about 40 minutes later. The suspect remains at large
Canada under terror threat? Newly unsealed files reveal soldiers spoke of ‘another Waco’ as RCMP uncovered weapons stockpile and plot for armed uprising
Four Quebec men face charges related to terrorism. Marc-Aurele Chabot, Simon Angers-Audet, Raphael Lagace, and Matthew Forbes were arrested. They are linked to an anti-government group. The group planned to seize land by force. Authorities seized a large cache of weapons. Chabot allegedly spoke of orchestrating another Waco. The men engaged in paramilitary training. The investigation remains ongoing.
Canadian PM Mark Carney and President Trump discuss ‘new economic and security relationship’ amid tariff clash
Mark Carney and Donald Trump talked about trade and security. They want a new economic relationship. But trade is tense, with tariffs on both sides. Canada is upset about US tariffs. Anita Anand met Marco Rubio to discuss Ukraine and Gaza. Several countries criticized Israel's settlement plans. Canada aims to protect its industries from tariffs.
Quebec prepares to pour $300,000 worth of US booze down the drain as tariff battle spirals
Quebec is set to destroy $300,000 of American alcohol due to a provincial ban triggered by trade tensions. The Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) will dispose of rosé, boxed wines, and cocktails with short shelf lives. This action follows Quebec's March 4 order to remove US products in response to US tariffs on Canadian goods.
‘South Park’ satirizes federal takeover of D.C. police in new episode
The latest “South Park” episode on Comedy Central addressed the federal takeover of Washington, D.C.’s police department while satirizing artificial intelligence, world leaders, and tech CEOs. The show, now in its 27th season, continues to draw attention amid a $1.5 billion deal with Paramount for new episodes and streaming rights
$75M Lotto Max jackpot ticket sold in Kingston; $1M Maxmillions ticket in Chatham-Kent
OLG confirmed a $75 million Lotto Max jackpot ticket was sold in Kingston, Ontario, during the August 19 draw. The winning numbers were 07, 10, 11, 17, 19, 34 and 45, with bonus number 36. A $1 million Maxmillions ticket was sold in Chatham-Kent. Friday’s, August 22, jackpot resets to $20 million
CUPW proposes steep wage hikes and expanded weekend services amid ongoing Canada Post negotiations
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has presented new proposals to Canada Post. The union seeks higher wages and expanded services. Weekend parcel delivery and part-time workers are part of the offer. The previous offer of a 13 percent wage increase was rejected. The union now demands a 9 percent increase in the first year.
Trump slaps sanctions on Canadian ICC judge in clash over US and Israel investigations
The Trump administration has escalated its conflict with the International Criminal Court (ICC) by imposing sanctions on four officials, including a Canadian judge, due to their involvement in investigations targeting US personnel and Israeli leaders. These measures, which freeze assets and restrict financial transactions, are a response to the ICC's probes into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan and Gaza.
Elon Musk, world’s richest man and a Canadian citizen, landed on a secret trip in a small B.C. town; he then went to an even more stealthy area
Elon Musk's recent visit to Bella Bella, British Columbia, accompanied by his son, has stirred curiosity. The trip, confirmed through flight logs and photos, involved a private plane and helicopter transfer, sparking speculation about a visit to James Murdoch's property. This occurs amidst controversy surrounding Musk's Canadian citizenship, with a petition urging its revocation due to alleged conflicts of interest.
Air Canada strike ends; pay deal and other issues that saw flights in the skies
Air Canada and its flight attendants' union, CUPE, reached a tentative agreement on Tuesday, ending a four-day strike that impacted over 500,000 passengers. The deal includes ground pay for pre-flight duties and immediate pay hikes, addressing key union demands. While the agreement awaits ratification, Air Canada cautions that restoring full service may take up to ten days.
Barrie jewelry store hit again, second heist in a year; five suspects caught after Highway 400 chase
Dia Amore Jewellers in Barrie faced a robbery. This is the second incident in a year. Five suspects were arrested after a police chase on Highway 400. The suspects, aged 16 to 21, face charges including robbery and weapons offenses. The getaway car was stolen. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance. Smash-and-grab robberies are a growing concern in Ontario.
Air Canada and flight attendants reach tentative deal; passengers warned full service will take a week
Air Canada and CUPE reached a tentative agreement early Tuesday, ending a three-day strike by flight attendants that grounded flights and impacted half a million passengers. The deal, which addresses concerns over unpaid work, will be put to a ratification vote. Air Canada is now working to restore operations, prioritizing international routes and managing a significant backlog of affected travelers.
Pierre Poilievre wins Alberta by-election, here’s how the Longest Ballot Committee tried to meddle with the elections and over 100 candidates got zero votes
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party, has won the Battle River-Crowfoot by-election. He is back in the House of Commons after losing his previous seat. Damien Kurek resigned to allow Poilievre to contest. The Longest Ballot Committee protested with many candidates. Poilievre secured a big win despite this. This victory is important for Poilievre's political future.
Air Canada strike escalates as airline refuses to resume talks without return to work
Air Canada's labor dispute escalated as the airline refuses to negotiate with striking flight attendants until they return to work, despite a federal order mandating arbitration. Representing 10,000 flight attendants, CUPE is protesting unpaid ground duties and seeking higher wages. The strike has disrupted travel for 130,000 passengers daily, leading to flight cancellations and suspended profit forecasts.
Air Canada attendant strike grounds thousands across Canada; PM Mark Carney calls union defiance “disappointing”
A major disruption hits Air Canada as flight attendants strike. Thousands of passengers face travel chaos. Union leaders defy a back-to-work order. The government intervenes, citing economic concerns. The airline suspends financial forecasts. Negotiations failed over pay and working conditions. The union challenges the government's decision in court. Both sides remain firm, leaving travellers in limbo.
KPop Demon Hunters director Maggie Kang reveals animation secrets behind Netflix hit
Canadian director Maggie Kang discusses the creative process behind KPop Demon Hunters, Netflix's internationally popular animated superhero movie. The film follows fictional K-pop girl group Huntr/x battling demons through song, combining Korean cultural heritage with breakthrough animation techniques that made it a global streaming sensation
Poilievre launches Conservative campaign against Liberal electric vehicle sales mandate
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announces national campaign to pressure Liberal government to repeal Canada's electric vehicle sales mandate requiring 20% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2026
Ford to recall over 20,000 F-150 trucks in Canada over axle bolts defect; here’s why it’s a serious issue for customers
Ford is recalling approximately 22,664 F-150 trucks in Canada due to faulty axle hub bolts, potentially causing power loss to the wheels and increasing crash risk. The recall affects 2023-2025 models with the Trailer Tow Max Duty package and expands a previous recall addressing the same issue in earlier models.
RBC and BMO explore $2 billion sale of Canadian payments venture Moneris
Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Montreal are exploring sale of payments joint venture Moneris, valued at approximately $2 billion. The payment processor handles one-third of Canadian business transactions across 325,000 merchant locations with $700 million annual revenue
UFC middleweight rankings: Khamzat Chimaev tops division after UFC 319 victory
Khamzat Chimaev leads with 15-0 record after defeating Dricus du Plessis at UFC 319. Division includes fighters weighing 171-185 pounds competing for championship contention
Edmonton Amber alert cancelled after 2-year-old Aurora Alexis found safe
Edmonton police cancelled an Amber Alert after finding missing 2-year-old Aurora Alexis who was allegedly taken by Leonard Willier from 106th Street and 31st Avenue. The alert was issued at 4:57 p.m. Saturday, August 16, and cancelled at 5:32 p.m. when the child was located safely
Pierre Poilievre’s parliamentary comeback rides on by-election in River-Crowfoot
Pierre Poilievre is poised to win the Battle River-Crowfoot by-election, securing his return to the House of Commons following Damien Kurek's resignation. While his victory is anticipated in this Conservative stronghold, concerns arise about his ability to represent a riding where he lacks residency. Critics label him a "parachute candidate," while supporters believe his national profile could benefit the region.
