8 Canadian Headlines Shaping the Country Right Now

Three provinces send firefighters to help Quebec battle wildfires Quebec wildfires prompt reinforcements as provinces send firefighters north Support local crews battling deepburning blazes and escalating fire activity Greater Toronto home sales rose in June as new listings fell GTA home sales rose in June as listings fell, boosting buyer competition See how lower inventory and steady demand could shape prices ahead Why Canadian beef prices remain high Canadian beef prices climb as tight cattle supply and strong demand keep costs high. See why processing bottlenecks may shape what shoppers pay next. Canada's nuclear expansion raises questions about pension fund investment Canada nuclear expansion faces financing debate as Ottawa eyes private investors Explore the Sizewell C model, risks, and what it could mean for ratepayers B.C. nurses plan picket lines at Vancouver General Hospital next week BC nurses job action escalates as VGH picket line targets pay and staffing concerns Essential care stays open—see what the strike means for nurses, patients, and talks DND official told to stop using custom F35 business card Custom business card raises questions about DND fighter jet review and bias See why the F35 and CF18 card sparked scrutiny at CANSEC in Ottawa Canada's only watchmaking school continues in TroisRivières after 80 years Canada’s only watchmaking school trains skilled repair experts in Quebec See how TroisRivières’ historic program keeps ticking through change Tommy Hunter, Canadian country music star, dies at 89 Tommy Hunter obituary honors Canada’s Country Gentleman and country TV icon Remember his legacy, awards, and the show that launched countless artists