Israeli tanks were seen in two Gaza City areas that are gateways to the city centre, residents said on Thursday, while internet and phone lines were cut off across the Gaza Strip, a sign that ground operations were likely to escalate imminently.

A Canadian visa program set up to fast track educated immigrants from Hong Kong appears to have been systematically abused by numerous applicants accused of using ghostwriters or plagiarism to obtain academic credentials.

The pact includes a plan for Intel and Nvidia to jointly develop PC and data centre chips that will be faster than regular ones, something highly sought after in the rise of AI.

"I hope people see the big picture," says Scott McDonald who painted a portrait of Rob Golfi on the side of the former City Centre building, after the real estate agent sponsored the mural project.

Before she knew it, London, Ont., resident Gail Hoevenaars had two pieces of cherished jewelry stolen right off her body. Police in various Canadian cities say such distraction thefts — where thieves quickly remove jewelry that people are wearing and replace them with fakes — are on the rise.

New Ontario parking rules brought in after an SUV crashed into a daycare, killing one and injuring nine, is causing confusion and raising accessibility concerns. A mom of two in Wingham, for instance, says it's become more difficult for her husband, who has cerebral palsy, to get to the child-care facility.

An autistic man who has been held in a federal prison for years should be moved into community housing, according to a New Brunswick mental health review board.

At the World Stone Skimming Championships off Scotland’s west coast, hundreds of contestants go the distance to be crowned champion. But at this year’s event, on the tiny car-free island of Easdale, some contestants went a stone’s throw too far.

Councillors and local history buffs in the Town of East Gwillimbury, north of Toronto, are scrambling to protect a historic log cabin and First Nations settlement from the threat of demolition. But they may be running out of time.

Reports of delusions fuelled by conversations with AI chatbots have been growing, with some cases involving psychotic breaks, hospital stays and even violence. Two Canadians have launched an online support group to help people through their experiences.

Read the five works contending for $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts and a Banff Centre writing residency. The winner will be announced on Sept. 25, 2025.

A furry whiskered stowaway has survived an unlikely trip across the Atlantic and is now safe in a Nova Scotia home.