Winnipeg police say a series of extortion and arson incidents last July targeted several small businesses and a warehouse; five people have been arrested and two suspects remain the subject of Canada-wide warrants.
Neil Young announced a one-year offer of free online access to his full music catalogue for people in Greenland, posted on his NYA Times-Contrarian site; the offer requires a cellphone with a Greenland country code and was framed as a response to reported U.S. interest in the territory.
A University of Toronto team used fractal-patterned surfaces to encourage podocytes to develop more branched, mature features; the study was published in Nature Communications.
TikTok agreed to settle a landmark lawsuit alleging its platform addicted young people, with settlement terms undisclosed. Jury selection starts this week in Los Angeles for bellwether trials that will proceed against Meta and YouTube.
An annual indoor golf tournament at the Brechin-Mara Legion raised over $4,000 this year and has contributed more than $70,000 to the Legion over the past decade.
Researchers report a quasar, ID830 at z = 3.4351, accreting around 15 times the Eddington limit while showing unusually strong X-ray and radio emission; this combination is unexpected under standard super-Eddington scenarios.
Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson has provided conditional approval for Marineland to export its remaining beluga whales to the United States, and said final permits will be issued once Marineland supplies further required information.
Broadcast audiences for the 2024 Olympics rose, and broadcasters are expanding streaming, data tools and creator-driven coverage as viewing shifts toward more personalised and remote production.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he did not direct or know about a reported U.S. order for armoured 'Senator' vehicles from Brampton-based Roshel, after earlier praising the deal; the order and Ford's remarks have drawn political attention.
Composer Philip Glass withdrew the world premiere of his Symphony No. 15 "Lincoln" from the Kennedy Center, saying the center's values conflict with the symphony; the premiere had been scheduled for June.
