Captain Canuck- Canada’s version of Captain America- is on a mission now: to fight “supervillain" US President Donald Trump and his sidekick Elon Musk. Donald Trump’s repeated threats to annex Canada, ...

Amidst heightened political tensions between Canada and the U.S. under Donald Trump, Captain Canuck, a 1970s Canadian comic book hero, is experiencing a resurgence. The character, symbolizing ...

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The Ontario government is safeguarding Great Lakes muskie from illegal harvest by holding individuals accountable for catching and retaining fish during closed season. Stefan Morin of Mitchell pleaded ...

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The Muskrat Falls transmission lines failed six times during the first quarter of 2025, although Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro says the problems had no impact on electricity customers.

The Muskrat Falls project was expected to cost $7.4 billion when it was approved by the Newfoundland and Labrador government in 2012. By June 2023, the bill had risen to $13.5 billion.