Author: torontoinquirer.com

FIFA World Cup 2026 began with a Mexico City opening ceremony featuring music, dance, culture and global performers.

Canada’s Safe Social Media Act would set under-16 account limits, regulate AI chatbots and create a digital safety regulator in Canada.

World Cup host nations align Ebola public health travel rules covering screening, quarantine and entry restrictions for affected regions.

Canada unveiled a C$1 trillion electricity strategy to double grid capacity by 2050, cut household costs and expand interprovincial links.

Federal benefit payments in Canada cluster in June and July 2026 as a one-time top-up gives way to higher quarterly aid for eligible households.

Montreal left the 2026 World Cup host race over funding concerns, while Toronto and Vancouver accepted FIFA rules on branding, vending and event zones.

Canada moves closer to lower-cost semaglutide and weight-loss drugs as regulators review multiple generic filings and drugmakers target summer pharmacy entry.

Canada has recalled select Farmers, Québon and Natrel milk cartons after regulators warned they may contain pieces of glass and urged returns or disposal.

Border Road on the Montana side of the Alberta border will shut to Canadian drivers this summer, with a new Alberta route planned nearby.

Four people died in two separate avalanches in northern British Columbia on Sunday, including three heli skiers near Terrace and one skier near Alaska.