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The century-old bridge connecting north and south Winnipeg is being dismantled following its closure in late 2023. The City of Winnipeg began the deconstruction process on Thursday, removing the first segment of the structure.

Officials in British Columbia are monitoring conditions closely, as dry lightning strikes are believed to have ignited several new wildfires in the southern Interior. Fire response teams remain on alert amid increasing fire activity in the region.

Experts warn that the stigma surrounding AI guilt—viewing the use of artificial intelligence as cheating—is hindering essential discussions on safe usage. This sentiment may limit opportunities for education and responsible integration of AI technologies.

First Nations chiefs have accused the federal government of facilitating residential school denialism by not establishing it as a criminal offence. They assert that this inaction undermines the historical truth and continues to affect communities grappling with the legacy of residential schools.

A GoFundMe has been established to assist Drihanna Matamona’s family with funeral expenses, household bills, and immediate necessities as they cope with her passing. The campaign aims to provide financial support during this challenging time.

Woodward Inc. will close its Peterborough, Ontario facility by the end of August 2027, resulting in the loss of 165 jobs. The decision comes as the company reassesses its operational needs amid changing market conditions.

Residents in several northwestern Ontario communities are under evacuation orders as forest fires threaten properties. Authorities are coordinating efforts to ensure safety and assess the situation as conditions develop.

The shift to digital video games has altered traditional ownership, eliminating options for lending, trading, or selling titles. This change has raised concerns among consumers about the implications for game ownership and rights in the digital marketplace.

Five rural libraries in Nova Scotia are set to close, prompting local municipalities to seek funding solutions to maintain operations. The closures have raised concerns within the communities regarding access to resources and services critical to residents.

Documents obtained by Global News indicate that vehicles registered to Doug Ford’s cabinet were recorded speeding 23 times over three years, accumulating fines exceeding £3,300. The incidents have raised questions regarding adherence to traffic regulations by government officials.