Consumers may not be feeling as ‘rosy’ as the economy appears to be

A Quebec coroner has urged the city of Montreal and the provincial government to implement measures aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety at intersections, highlighting the need to consider sun glare as a contributing factor to accidents.

The City of Calgary, in collaboration with 20 partners, has launched its annual extreme weather response to support the homeless population during winter. This initiative includes providing seasonal day spaces and essential services to help those in need cope with the harsh conditions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally requested a pardon from President Isaac Herzog amid his ongoing corruption trial, which includes serious allegations of bribery and fraud. This request is seen as a strategic move to unify the country during a period of significant change in the region.

Major unions and community groups in Quebec are set to demonstrate in downtown Montreal today, protesting against government cuts, underfunded services, and a perceived shift towards the political right. This rally reflects growing discontent among various sectors regarding the provincial government's recent policies.

A new study reveals that Canada has a low level of civilian oversight over its military, attributing this to rigid party discipline. This finding places Canada in comparison with fourteen other democracies, highlighting a significant gap in military governance.

NB Power has announced it will provide increased leniency for vulnerable populations struggling to pay their electricity bills, allowing them to avoid disconnections during the winter months. Customers eligible for this program will still be required to make some monthly payments.

A man was attacked by a bear outside a public toilet in a busy Japanese city, which is located just 1 kilometer from city hall and surrounded by homes and restaurants. This incident highlights the increasing presence of wildlife in urban areas, raising safety concerns among residents and visitors alike.

A new earthquake early-warning system has been launched and is now operational in eastern Ontario and Quebec, designed to send alerts to residents in affected areas to take cover during seismic events.