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CBC.ca

Archdiocese of Quebec to pay out $31.5M to sexual abuse victims after judge approves settlement

A Quebec Superior Court judge has approved a historic $31.5-million settlement against the archdiocese of Quebec. The deal ends years of legal action for claimants who said they were sexually assaulted by members of the archdiocese since 1940.

Morocco arrests 111 migrants headed to Spain's Ceuta as sides step up crackdown

Moroccan police arrested at least 111 people on Saturday as they tried to enter Spain's North ‌African enclave of Ceuta, amid tightened security on both sides of the border after social media posts called for another mass migrant crossing.

Lala strengthens into hurricane as it barrels toward Hawaii

Hurricane Lala took aim at Hawaii's Big Island on Saturday on a forecast track for possible landfall, which would be the island's first direct hit from a hurricane in 155 years.

Canadian women clinch berth in LA 2028 with semifinal win at flag football world championships

Canada’s women have clinched a berth in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games after a 20-6 semifinal win over Mexico at the flag football world championships in Germany on Saturday.

Pediatricians in Canada warn of 'exponential rise’ in childhood e-scooter injuries

As e-scooters become increasingly common across Canada, pediatricians warn parents and children that e-scooter injuries are often severe and can be deadly.

Multiple shooters at Virginia State University, with 5 people shot

A shooting involving multiple suspects and multiple people shot at Virginia State University prompted a campus lockdown early Saturday. One person is in critical condition, county police said.

In Canada's largest honey-producing region, beekeepers brace for U.S. tariffs

Harvest is in full swing at a family-run honey farm in central Alberta but there's a cloud hanging over this year's sweet crop as producers watch the clock tick down on a trade agreement with the United States.

Homes across B.C. have been decimated by wildfires. Here's what to know about your insurance

Hundreds of structures have been lost to wildfires so far this year. Experts say even those who are fully insured will face a long, complex process as they begin to rebuild.

At least 47 people killed following 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia

On Saturday, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia, killing at least 47 people.
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Toronto Star

Search on for pilot who left Oshawa Airport and didn't return

Police are searching for a missing pilot in the Kawartha Lakes area after he took off Friday morning and didn't return as expected.

'Dire development': Brampton Assembly Plant up for sale, says union — Stellantis won't confirm or deny

“The company informed the union of its intent to open discussions with another firm about the potential sale of the plant,” said Unifor, which represents 2.200 workers.

Fans relish the roar and high-speed buzz as Ontario’s Honda Indy events get underway Saturday. ‘This is the best thing ever’

The event was back on track after Friday’s cancellation of practice and qualifying races because the track was not complete. The big race is set for Sunday.

UK's leader calls for reflection after the death of former Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism

Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Arday's death was “a tragedy on so many levels.”

IndyCar has left Toronto's Exhibition Place for Markham. Why drivers are bracing for a wild weekend

With no historical data to rely on, racing teams are starting from scratch as they navigate an unpredictable new layout.

Toronto's Lower Don Trail is finally open after a three-year delay — and $13.5M. But it's closing again this fall

After a three-year delay and $13.5M in costs, Toronto's Lower Don Trail is open — but users are underwhelmed.

Hells Angel vanishes on eve of Mafia mega-murder trial in Montreal

Since he vanished three weeks ago, Stéphane Plouffe’s luxury home has been firebombed.

How a child's refusal to wear a seatbelt grounded a Porter flight and sparked an online tantrum

Passengers say they were stranded in the middle of the night after their flight from Victoria, B.C. to Toronto was cancelled.

Toronto student residence spots are scarce. But a study says they're tied to better grades

New research draws on more than 750,000 student records from four Toronto universities.

Inside Pierre Poilievre’s summer of Conservative 'disenchantment'

Tories both inside and outside caucus reveal concerns over low morale, lingering frustrations about the party's loss in the last election and uncertainty about how they can close the gap with Liberals.
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Globe and Mail

Lala strengthens to Category 1 hurricane, bears down on Hawaii’s Big Island with heavy rain, dangerous winds

The National Hurricane Center said Lala’s maximum sustained winds increased to 120 kph, making it a Category 1 hurricane

Moroccan security disperses migrants heading for Spain's Ceuta

Moroccan security dispersed migrants who tried to cross from Fnideq to Spain’s Ceuta on Saturday. People were seen standing and running on a hill near the border as security personnel gathered in the area.

Capsized ferry in Zimbabwe kills 72 people

18 children were included in the death toll, police say

Morocco cracks down on security as they arrest 111 migrants who tried to enter Spain’s Ceuta

Two weeks after more than 72,000 migrants surged into Ceuta, Morocco is stepping up their security checks by monitoring social media and increasing patrol

UK's leader calls for reflection after the death of former Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism

Jason Arday, who became Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in 2023, was found dead inside an address in south London on Friday. He resigned last week as professor of sociology of education after coming under intense media scrutiny, with weeks of news headlines alleging plagiarism in his academic work and questions surrounding claims about his athletic and fundraising accomplishments.

Multiple shooters and 5 people shot at Virginia State University

A shooting involving multiple suspects and five people shot at Virginia State University prompted a campus lockdown early Saturday.

The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history, through the eyes of Canadians on the ground

Canadian aid workers describe the positive improvements at the community level and the cases that just keep climbing

British PM calls Jason Arday’s death ‘a moment for reflection’

Arday resigned as a professor of sociology of education at Cambridge following plagiarism accusations, which sparked intense media scrutiny and alleged harassment and racism

'Cute, no matter what:' Pooches vie for World's Ugliest Dog title

Crooked smiles, sparse hair and lolling tongues took centre stage on Friday as contestants gathered at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, California for the 50th anniversary of the World's Ugliest Dog Contest.

Israeli strike on south Lebanon kills nine

Debris littered the southern Lebanese village of Ansar on Saturday after an Israeli dawn air strike killed seven people, according to Lebanon's state news agency.
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Global News

Trump suggests ‘declaring’ Strait of Hormuz a U.S. territory, Iran rebuffs claim

Throughout the conflict, U.S. President Donald Trump has alternated between threats of escalation and assertions that a peace deal is imminent.

Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes off Indonesia’s coast, toppling buildings and killing at least 38

The U.S Geological Survey said the quake hit Indonesia's Flores region with a depth of 10 kilometers at 5:58 a.m. Indonesia time.

Gas prices set to change when excise tax pause expires — what to know

Some temporarily relief at the gas pump for Canadian consumers is set to end next month when the fuel excise tax pause is scheduled to expire.

Colombia earthquake rescue continues as hundreds remain missing

The 7.4-magnitude quake struck on Monday, toppling apartment blocks, damaging homes, schools and hospitals, sending residents into the streets across western Colombia.

Reform U.K. leader Nigel Farage wins byelection against Count Binface

Farage abruptly quit his seat in July amid an investigation into whether he failed to report a five million pound gift from an overseas crypto billionaire.

Trump slaps new tariffs on drones, including from some key U.S. allies

A proclamation signed by Trump imposes a 100% tariff on drones of a certain size or with certain capabilities that are particularly sensitive for national security purposes.

U.K. records hottest day of 2026 as western Europe heats up again

The Met Office said the temperature of 38.1 degrees Celsius (100.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in west London was a tenth of a degree higher than the previous record set June 28.

U.S. says Canada among China’s ‘biggest enablers’ in avoiding Trump tariffs

A new White House report released Thursday accuses China of routing their exports through third countries with more favourable U.S. tariff rates or avoid them altogether.

Vance asked Ukraine to not strike Russian energy infrastructure: reports

A Ukrainian attack on Russia's Black Sea port city of Novorossiysk hit warships at a naval base and forced two major grain terminals to halt operations on Wednesday.

IEA expects world oil demand to fall amid surging gas prices

Demand for crude oil worldwide is expected to fall as higher gas prices force many consumers and businesses to reduce their consumption, according to the IEA.
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New York Times

Prosecutors Examined Firm With Tie to Judge in Trump Hush-Money Trial

The U.S. attorney in Chicago subpoenaed a fund-raising firm that had been co-owned by the daughter of Judge Juan Merchan, who conducted the trial that led to Donald Trump’s felony conviction.

Central Synagogue Attack Rattles Jewish New Yorkers

The police said a man on Friday night struck a congregant at the prominent Upper East Side synagogue, as Jews in the city contend with threats, fears and internal divides.

The Last Hurricane to Hit Hawaii Became a Movie Star

Hurricane Iniki devastated Kauai, causing at least seven deaths and $1.8 billion in damage. It also got a cameo in a Spielberg movie.

Iran Says Qatar Captured Its Pilots Months Ago, a Claim Qatar Rejects

Iran said the airmen have been held since March 2 when their fighter jets were shot down. The Qatari government denies detaining any Iranian pilots.

An Island Used to Storms Readies for One of the Strongest in Decades

Storms regularly sweep across Hawaii, but actual hurricanes are rare. As Lala approached, propane, ice and Oreos were among the priorities.

Democrats Make South Carolina the First Contest in 2028 Presidential Primary Calendar

The party’s membership finalized the new order for the first six states to winnow the candidate field, pushing back Iowa and New Hampshire.

Canadian Petition to Expel U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra Takes Off

Mr. Hoekstra has been President Trump’s faithful messenger in Canada amid a historic low in relations. More than 170,000 Canadians want him gone.

Professor’s Death Leaves Behind Hard Questions for Cambridge on Race and Hiring

Jason Arday, the school’s youngest Black professor, was found dead on Friday. The school ignored a series of warnings about his life story and his work.

David Ellison’s Plan to Move Hollywood to Nashville

The dream of a red-state Hollywood.

Israeli Strikes in Lebanon Kill 11, Health Officials Say

The Lebanese health ministry said children were among those killed. The Israeli prime minister’s office said Hezbollah had struck first, injuring three Israeli soldiers.

CNBC

Iran rebuffs Trump's claim over Strait of Hormuz amid report of another ship being struck

Iran's deputy foreign minister says Hormuz "will remain Iranian" after Trump's claim that the waterway would soon become U.S. territory.

Prediction markets and sports betting: How this UK exchange is trying to do both in the U.S.

Smarkets is entering the U.S. prediction market race but also applying to run as a sportsbook within states amid regulatory uncertainty at the federal level.

Anthropic revenue reportedly jumps to more than $11.5 billion in second quarter

The jump in revenue underscores the rapid growth of the Claude chatbot maker as it prepares for a potential blockbuster initial public offering.

Depleted strategic oil reserve nears level that raises concerns about damage to caverns, operations

The rapid drawdown of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve could damage the caverns that store the oil, experts warn.

I drove Tesla FSD, Rivian Autonomy+ ‘hands-free’ driving systems. Here’s how they compare

Rivian is trying to catch up to Tesla's "hands-free" capabilities, but with additional safety guardrails that the Elon Musk company doesn't have.

Beijing is said to move to clarify tax rules stoking confusion among China's ultra-wealthy

Beijing is said to be moving to clarify ambiguities in new tax rules on offshore trusts after the policy sowed confusion among wealthy Chinese and advisors. 

Russia's economy has defied the skeptics. Cracks are getting harder to hide

Russia's wartime economy is under growing strain as its budget deficit widens and analysts warn pressure could intensify next year.

Extreme heat spurs earliest-ever Champagne harvest, putting its famous taste to the test

Producers of the iconic French fizz face a challenge to preserve its taste profile while they also battle tariff complications and fewer drinkers.

Trump family-backed crypto firm World Liberty gets conditional bank charter approval

The OCC conditionally approved World Liberty Trust Co.’s national trust bank charter. That would allow the Trump family-backed firm to issue stablecoins.

Nvidia discloses $21 billion stake in SpaceX at end of second quarter

Nvidia's stake in SpaceX, which came through an investment in xAI, was worth about $21 billion at the end of the second quarter.

Washington Post

Shocking death of Black scholar reverberates at Cambridge — and well beyond

The death of Jason Arday, 41, came a little more than a week after he resigned from his post at the university amid accusations of plagiarism that ignited a culture-war firestorm.

At least 47 dead after 7.7-magnitude quake strikes Indonesia

The earthquake took place around 5 a.m. and was centered off the coast of Flores Island in the quake-prone archipelago.

How to beat an earthquake: The Colombian city where no one died

A deadly temblor devastated Armenia in 1999, spurring a reconstruction that allowed the city to build back stronger. When disaster struck this time, it was prepared.

U.S., Canada race for deal to avert Trump’s threat of 50 percent tariffs

The tariffs are the latest exchange in a dispute that has disrupted the once harmonious — and nearly tariff-free — relationship over the past year.

Frustration with Trump grows among U.S.’s Persian Gulf allies, officials say

Gulf leaders worry the president is unable to manage the diplomacy necessary to secure peace with Iran, according to Arab and Western officials.

A Nazi bunker stands in the way of Berlin’s housing plans

A plan to build apartments over the bunker is igniting debate on how Germany should address its complex history under Adolf Hitler.

IDF troops stood by as West Bank settlers besieged Palestinian homes

When Israeli extremists arrived in Qusra to force Palestinians from their homes, residents hoped the Israel Defense Forces would come to their aid.

FDA travels to Mexico a month after linking Taylor Farms to cyclospora outbreak

Senior FDA official confirms that inspectors were on-site at the Taylor Farms processing facility and plan to be in the fields next.

Would Hong Wang have won her historic math prize if she had stayed in China?

The success of Wang and other young Chinese mathematicians abroad has sparked discussion about the country’s education system.

American missionary kidnapped in Niger released after 9 months, group says

Kevin Rideout was taken from outside his home in Niger’s capital in October, and U.S. officials scrambled to bring him home.

BBC

The Papers: UK-made drones 'strike Russia' and 'phone theft Britain'

Ukraine uses UK British-made drones to strike Russia and 230 phones a day stolen in the UK lead the Sunday papers.

Hawaii braces for potential first direct hit by a hurricane in 34 years

In a worst-case scenario, category one Lala could dump up to 25in (63cm) of rain on Big Island.

Major incidents across UK putting firefighters under 'incredible pressure', fire chief says

Major incidents declared across England and Wales with blazes in Stourbridge, Sandwell and Pershore.

Reform UK plan would overhaul welfare system with £50bn in savings

The party plans to release a full 50-page plan on Monday outlining their proposed changes were they to come to power.

'Absolutely miles ahead!' GB women win brilliant relay gold

Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith, Amy Hunt, Success Eduan and Imani-Lara Lansiquot dominate the 4x100m relay to win a brilliant gold.

Hunt wins third gold as Asher-Smith makes history

Amy Hunt claims the third gold medal of her bid for a historic quadruple and Dina Asher-Smith makes history as Great Britain win two relay golds at the European Athletics Championships.

Hunt wins third gold as Asher-Smith makes history

Amy Hunt claims the third gold medal of her bid for a historic quadruple and Dina Asher-Smith makes history as Great Britain win two relay golds at the European Athletics Championships.

Eleven killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, authorities say

Israel's military said it had struck "Hezbollah terror infrastructure" in response to what it described as earlier action against its soldiers.

West Ham break EFL record to sign Engels for £22m

West Ham United pay a £22m fee, a new EFL record, to sign Celtic's Belgium international midfielder Arne Engels.

O'Connor secures European gold in heptathlon

Kate O'Connor says her late grandmother "would have been jumping for joy" at the Irish athlete claims gold in the heptathlon at the European Championships in Birmingham.

The Independent

Tyson is closing more beef plants as cattle shortage continues to impact supply

The planned shutdown of Tyson’s Joslin, Illinois, facility is expected to result in roughly 2,500 union job cuts

Drug abuse in Israel surges after October 7, latest data shows

One in four Israelis are now engaging in problematic substance use

Massive Trump merchandise store goes out of business - because nobody is buying anything

‘We’re not busy anymore,’ one employee of the Trump store admitted

Berkshire Hathaway boosted stake in Alphabet, homebuilders in the second quarter

Berkshire Hathaway is increasing its stake in Google’s parent company, Alphabet

Great-grandfather killed at national park after a rock crashed through the roof of Jeep

The man, who loved the outdoors and camping, died with a smile on his face, his wife of half a century said

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kyiv uses Flamingo missile to bomb space centre and Russian jets

Italian and Turkish fighter jets were scrambled to respond to a drone violation in Latvia’s airspace on Friday

Reform UK unveils massive £50bn welfare overhaul to scrap PIP

Reform would abolish personal independence payments and provide support only for those ‘gravely ill’

Five people shot at Virginia State University as police search for ‘multiple suspects’

The shooting has rocked campus before classes are set to begin on Monday

Suspect in Michigan shooting spree was jailed for child abuse years before killings

The suspected gunman, Chad Hickman, was found dead next to one of his victims in the woods

US oil reserves are so low amid Trump’s Iran war the caverns holding them could be damaged

The supply strain comes as drivers face unprecedented late-summer pump prices, with the national average hitting a mid-August record of $4.07 per gallon