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Molecular Link Between Menopause and Alzheimer’s Risk

Scientists discover 16 blood molecules that surge during menopause and predict Alzheimer’s risk and cognitive decline decades later.

Firsthand Experience Dictates Social Judgment

A new study reveals personal experience overrides public reputation when judging uncooperative behavior, altering indirect reciprocity rules.

Mitochondria in the Brain’s Reward Hub Drive Nicotine Dependence

UCF neuroscientists study how nicotine alters brain mitochondria in the nucleus accumbens to discover more effective addiction therapies.

Brazil bans all forms of online betting.

Brazil has officially banned all forms of online gambling, including sports betting and online casino games.

‘Everyone in the family is worried about Kaia’: After Presley Gerber’s death, friends panic that his ‘depressed’ sister is on the brink… as her New York ‘meltdown’ and dark fear she can’t escape are revealed

Trump at the UN: “While Others Have Talked, I Have Acted”

This week, in his address to the UN General Assembly, President Trump called out several dictatorial regimes in front of the world, at an institution whose…

Small businesses get a new digital toolkit for managing cash flow

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New Canadian data hub targets growing demand for secure AI infrastructure

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Canadian mobility company expands its electric fleet program

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Canada-U.S. trade pause puts pressure on the next round of negotiations

U.S. officials are signalling that Washington is comfortable with the current pause in trade negotiations with Canada. That leaves Ottawa balancing two goals: keeping negotiating channels open while giving Canadian businesses more…

Canada-U.S. trade talks pause as both sides weigh the next move

Canadian officials and their U.S. counterparts remain in contact as both countries reassess the terms of a possible trade agreement. The pause puts renewed attention on tariffs, industrial policy and the pressure…

Canada and Germany deepen intelligence ties as Ottawa looks toward Europe

Canada and Germany have signed an agreement covering the protection and exchange of classified information. The move strengthens the legal and security framework for cooperation at a time when Ottawa is trying…

Alberta referendum debate sharpens as voters prepare to weigh in

The political debate in Alberta is intensifying ahead of a referendum, with new polling indicating that a clear majority of respondents want the province to remain in Canada. The result adds another…

B.C. election opens with Conservatives ahead in new polling

British Columbia’s snap election campaign is beginning with new polling that places the Conservatives ahead of the NDP. Early campaign polls are snapshots rather than results, but they can shape momentum, fundraising…

Russian strikes hit Kyiv as Ukraine’s largest steelmaker halts production

Fresh Russian strikes on Ukraine have caused casualties in Kyiv while the country’s largest steel plant moved to halt production, underscoring the war’s continuing pressure on civilians and industrial capacity. The shutdown…

Atlantic business leaders push a “single economy” vision for the region

A group of business leaders in Eastern Canada is calling for the Atlantic provinces to work more closely as a single regional economy. Their case centres on reducing friction, coordinating growth and…

Ottawa backs Canadian cycling as Montréal hosts the world championships

The federal government has announced new support for Cycling Canada during the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montréal. The event puts Canadian athletes on a global stage while bringing international teams…

Trump-Xi summit closes with stability in focus as rivalry persists

The latest meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping ended with both governments emphasizing dialogue even as major disputes remain unresolved. Artificial intelligence, trade restrictions and regional security…