Nova Scotia fiddler Ashley MacIsaac has claimed that content generated by artificial intelligence has defamed him by falsely stating that he was convicted of multiple offences, including sexual assault and internet luring. This assertion has raised concerns regarding the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated content in reporting on individuals.

The Bank of Canada has adopted a cautious stance as it approaches 2026, citing high levels of uncertainty stemming from ongoing global trade tensions, tariffs, and an impending review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).

First responders discovered two unconscious individuals in an apartment building in Regina on Friday, the result of carbon monoxide poisoning. Emergency services responded promptly, but the incident has raised significant concerns about safety in residential buildings.

Nova Scotia RCMP criminal operations officer Dan Morrow stated in an interview that the ongoing case of missing children in the province is ‘extremely rare,’ marking a significant concern for law enforcement given his 33 years of experience in policing.

The N.S. government has announced that Dalhousie University will oversee a $30-million program aimed at initiating onshore natural gas exploration in the upcoming year. This decision follows a report by an academic that previously led to a fracking ban in the region, raising questions about the government's claims regarding natural gas resources.

Quebec paramedics and ambulance technicians, represented by the Fédération du préhospitalier du Québec, are set to strike on December 24, impacting over 2,000 workers across the province while maintaining essential services. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions regarding labor conditions and compensation.

Toronto's transit ridership has continued to decline, failing to meet projections or reach 2024 totals, despite the TTC freezing fares for three years and gradually increasing service levels, including the opening of a new rapid transit line.

A segment from the program '60 Minutes' has surfaced online with branding from the Canadian broadcaster Global, having been uploaded to StackTV, Global's streaming platform, although it is currently unavailable for viewing.

Canadian residents decreased their trips to the United States by nearly 30% in October, according to Statistics Canada, reflecting a significant decline in cross-border travel. This trend continues a pattern observed in recent months, indicating a shift in travel behavior among Canadians.