Millions of viewers witnessed a complete solar eclipse on Wednesday, primarily in regions of the Arctic, Greenland, Spain, and Portugal. In other locations, observers...

Canada's Trade Minister, Dominic LeBlanc, expressed satisfaction with the United States retracting its stance on French language and culture following statements from U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicating that Canada's streaming regulations are not a crucial issue for the U.S. side. LeBlanc stated that Canada appreciates the U.S. withdrawing its positions on discoverability and labeling, and assuring that steps to support French language and Canadian culture will not trigger future U.S. trade actions. He emphasized the anticipation of more positive clarifications from the U.S. that could pave the way for a mutually beneficial trade agreement respecting Canadian sovereignty. Prime Minister Mark Carney instructed negotiators to cease discussions after the Trump administration raised concerns about culture, automotive industry,...

Two days post the conclusion of the Edmonton Marathon, an apology has been issued by the race director following the revelation of an error in accounting for detours which resulted in the race courses being longer than intended. The admission validated suspicions held by many of the runners. In a statement released on Tuesday, Edmonton Marathon race director Tom Keogh disclosed that the half-marathon and marathon courses were measured to be 674.7 meters longer than initially believed. Keogh acknowledged that an error had occurred in calculating the detour-related course adjustments and extended a sincere apology for the oversight. The additional distance due to the Wellington Bridge detour was only partially offset by adjustments made to the west...