Latest News
- Iran launches missile attack on Israel as IDF works to intercept threats
- Union calls for swift establishment of nurse-to-patient ratios in Manitoba
- Rye Barcott discusses his new book and bipartisanship on Face the Nation
- Ukraine accuses Russia of nuclear terrorism following attack on Chernobyl facility
- Arcadia launches as European AI command system to counter Maven
- USDA confirms New World screwworm outbreak affecting Texas cattle industry
- US plans to utilise Iranian assets to aid Gulf allies’ reconstruction efforts
- Kosovo holds early parliamentary elections amid ongoing political deadlock
Canada
New legislation has been introduced to establish nurse to patient ratios, although it does not specify the exact number of nurses required for each patient. This development aims to address staffing concerns within healthcare settings while leaving some details undefined.
British Columbia’s labour minister has appointed veteran mediator Vince Ready to facilitate negotiations between the province and the union representing 911 operators, aiming to resolve ongoing discussions effectively. The move highlights the government’s commitment to addressing issues affecting emergency services personnel.
Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard has positioned his party as the sole distinct federalist choice as the provincial election approaches next year, emphasising a commitment to federalism amidst rising separatist sentiment in the province.
President Trump has confirmed a 35% tariff on Canadian imports, set to take effect on 1 August, citing Canada’s failure to curb fentanyl smuggling and persistent trade imbalances.
In Brussels, the European Union and Canada sealed their first-ever security and defence partnership with a non‑American nation.
Prime Minister Modi expressed optimism for renewed cooperation with new Canadian PM Mark Carney following a strained diplomatic period over the assassination of Canadian Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
The G7 summit is fraught with challenges, lacking a joint communique as leaders struggle for consensus amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Canada is set to announce a significant increase in its defence budget to meet NATO’s 2% of GDP spending target, according to sources reported by The Globe and Mail.
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed that Canada will meet NATO’s 2% defence spending threshold this fiscal year, five years ahead of schedule.
© 2026 WTX News.