Year: 2026

Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters on Monday evening warned the Israeli regime to halt repeated ceasefire violations in southern Lebanon…

Leaders in Saskatchewan’s healthcare technology sector assert they have solutions to the province’s key health care challenges, contingent upon the government’s commitment to implement these innovations. They are seeking collaboration to improve health services across the region.

The US Department of Justice has intervened in a lawsuit against Elon Musk’s xAI, citing concerns that a blockage of its data centre project in Tennessee could jeopardise national security. The NAACP alleges that xAI illegally operates gas turbines, posing health risks to local communities.

Authorities confirmed on Tuesday that the animal is now being cared for by professionals who will evaluate its health condition. Further updates on its status are anticipated as assessments continue.

Kristi Noem has been reassigned from her position as Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, having held the role for 13 months. This transition occurred in March, marking a notable change in leadership within the department.

Kelowna has reported a rise in crime, with a particular increase in extortion cases. Authorities are investigating the trend as part of broader concerns regarding public safety in the area, reflecting changes in criminal behaviour over recent years.

Polls have closed in Georgia, where voters participated in a runoff for the GOP Senate primary. Rep. Mike Collins is projected to defeat Derek Dooley, aiming to challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in November. The runoff follows a primary where no candidate secured a majority.

A Texan man is cleared of child abuse claims after footage misidentified his Heimlich manoeuvre on his adopted son as wrongdoing in Bogotá, Colombia.

At least 58 states and territories are affected by anti-personnel mines, according to UN rights chief Volker Türk. The report highlights significant civilian casualties, with approximately 90% of victims in 2024 being civilians, primarily in Myanmar, Syria, and Afghanistan. Recommitment to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty is urged.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced that residents who failed to purchase flood insurance prior to last week’s storm can still receive disaster aid. This decision aims to support affected individuals as recovery efforts continue following the significant flooding.