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A satellite threatening to outshine the stars has astronomers worried
And they say the object is likely to be the first of many
https://nationalpost.com/news/a-satellite-threatening-to-outshine-the-stars-has-astronomers-worried
Toronto makes it to world's top cities list as Canadians struggle with rising costs
The list identifies 'Top 100 places to live, visit and invest on the planet' and features five Canadian cities
https://nationalpost.com/news/worlds-top-cities-toronto-canada
Google says Liberals’ compromise regulations won’t alter its plans to pull news in Canada
Regulations the government had been hoping would convince Google to reconsider a move to block news in Canada won’t do the job, Google says
MPs elect Greg Fergus as next House of Commons Speaker
The election was triggered by last week's resignation of Anthony Rota, after he honoured a man who had fought for the Nazis
https://nationalpost.com/news/the-house-of-commons-elects-greg-fergus-as-next-speaker
Transparency report on Global Affairs staff misconduct details bid-rigging, harassment, drunk driving and more
The department determined that 56 cases of wrongdoing were found to have basis between April 1, 2022 and March 30, 2023
A man tried a 'sip' of a friend's lethal assisted suicide cocktail. Incredibly, he survived
After his terminally ill friend described the preparation as bitter, 'this patient ingested an unknown-sized ‘sip’ of the preparation
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/sip-of-cocktail-of-assisted-suicide-drugs
Former RCMP agent accused of espionage pleads not guilty to six criminal charges
Ortis will be tried in front of a jury that will be selected Tuesday morning
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/cameron-ortis-trial-gets-underway
Ottawa man says his mother was billed by her retirement home for services provided through the health-care system
The home apologized for what it characterized as a clerical error and the money was refunded
Fatal bear attack on experienced hikers in Banff backcountry was likely 'predatory': expert
'It's possible (the victims) did the best they could, but sometimes there's not much you can do about it,' said a human-wildlife conflict specialist
