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Frontier AI & Machine Learning 18 Oct 2026, 05:00 PM IST

Waymo to Begin Toronto Testing as Robotaxi Push Expands Into Canada

Waymo is preparing to test its self-driving vehicles on Toronto’s streets, marking a significant step in the company’s North American expansion and a fresh probe of how its autonomous driving system performs in a major Canadian city. The move underscores the growing competition to commercialize robotaxis beyond the United States, where regulatory scrutiny, weather conditions and urban complexity remain key hurdles.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 01:38 AM IST

Aurora Forecast Raises Tuesday Night Visibility Across Nine U.S. States

A fresh geomagnetic forecast suggests the northern lights could be visible Tuesday night across parts of nine U.S. states, with the strongest chances concentrated near the Canadian border. The event is being driven by recent solar eruptions that may disturb Earth’s magnetic field, underscoring how space weather can briefly influence power systems, communications, and the clean-energy grid.

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World Politics & Diplomacy07 Oct 2026, 08:14 AM IST

Quebec Separatists Win Election but Fall Short of Majority, Reviving Sovereignty Debate

Quebec’s separatist Parti Québécois has won the province’s election, a result that reopens one of Canada’s most enduring constitutional questions. But the party fell short of a majority, limiting its immediate ability to force an independence referendum and setting up a more constrained political fight in the legislature.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 03:08 AM IST

Great White Sharks Push North as Atlantic Waters Warm, Reshaping Canada’s Coastal Ecologies

Great white sharks are increasingly appearing in Canada’s Atlantic waters, a shift scientists link to changing ocean conditions and the northward movement of prey. The trend underscores how climate-driven warming is altering marine ecosystems far beyond the energy sector, with consequences for fisheries, coastal management, and biodiversity monitoring.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 07:10 PM IST

Canada’s Glass Reefs Signal a New Frontier in Climate-Positive Coastal Design

Off Canada’s coast, a striking experiment is turning recycled glass into reef-like structures designed to support marine life while advancing climate and circular-economy goals. The project reflects a broader push to pair ecological restoration with materials innovation, as coastal communities search for scalable ways to rebuild habitat and resilience.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 12:55 PM IST

Canada’s Glass Reefs Signal a New Climate Tool for Coastal Recovery

Off Canada’s coast, researchers are deploying reefs made of glass rather than coral in a bid to restore marine habitat and strengthen coastal ecosystems. The project highlights how climate adaptation is increasingly moving beyond emissions cuts to include engineered nature-based solutions that can support biodiversity, fisheries and shoreline resilience.

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World Politics & Diplomacy06 Oct 2026, 04:52 AM IST

Canada War-Games a U.S. Invasion Scenario as Carney Signals Hard-Nosed Defence Planning

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s military is running contingency scenarios for the highly unlikely event of a U.S. invasion, a striking admission that underscores how seriously Ottawa is treating sovereignty and defence planning. The remarks are not a sign of imminent danger, but they reveal a government intent on stress-testing national security assumptions in an era of geopolitical volatility and unpredictable American politics.

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National Governance & Policy05 Oct 2026, 11:24 PM IST

India, Canada Open Fifth CEPA Round With Pulses, Potash and Visa Access in Focus

India and Canada have begun the fifth round of negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, with both sides seeking to accelerate talks ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s expected visit to Canada in December. Market access for pulses and potash, alongside visa facilitation and services trade, is emerging as the central bargaining ground in the wider effort to deepen economic ties.

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National Governance & Policy05 Oct 2026, 08:06 AM IST

India, Canada Set October 5 Talks on Proposed Economic Pact as Trade Reset Gains Urgency

India and Canada will begin the fifth round of negotiations on a proposed economic partnership pact on October 5, advancing a dialogue that has regained momentum amid efforts to stabilise bilateral ties. The talks carry added significance because Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said last month that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit Canada around December, creating a potential political window for progress.

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National Governance & Policy05 Oct 2026, 05:06 AM IST

India, Canada to Launch Fifth Round of Talks on Proposed Economic Partnership Pact on October 5

India and Canada will begin the fifth round of negotiations on October 5 for a proposed economic partnership agreement, a development that signals a cautious but meaningful reset in bilateral trade engagement. The talks come as both sides weigh commercial priorities against a politically sensitive backdrop, with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney saying last month that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit Canada around December.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 09:17 PM IST

Canada War-Games a U.S. Invasion Scenario as Carney Signals Strategic Vigilance

Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that Canada’s military is running contingency scenarios for the highly unlikely event of a U.S. invasion, underscoring a sharper national security posture in an era of geopolitical uncertainty. The remarks highlight Ottawa’s effort to balance realism, deterrence and alliance management without inflaming relations with its closest security partner.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 02:57 AM IST

Canada War-games a U.S. Invasion Scenario as Carney Signals Hard-Nosed Defence Planning

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s military is running scenarios for the unlikely event of a U.S. invasion, underscoring a sharpened focus on national defence amid deepening uncertainty in North American politics. The remarks are not a prediction of conflict, but they reveal Ottawa’s determination to test worst-case assumptions and signal that even close allies now plan for strategic shocks.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 12:11 AM IST

Canada Turns Toward Europe as Trade, Technology and Security Pressures Mount

Canada is deepening its strategic engagement with Europe in a move that reflects growing uncertainty over its economic and security dependence on the United States. A new package under discussion with the European Union would expand cooperation on trade, advanced technology, energy and payment systems, signaling a broader pivot in Ottawa’s foreign policy posture.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition05 Oct 2026, 12:11 AM IST

Great White Sharks Push Farther North as Atlantic Warming Reshapes Canada’s Coastal Waters

Canada’s Atlantic waters are drawing more great white sharks, a shift scientists link to changing ocean conditions and the northward movement of prey. The trend underscores how climate-driven changes are altering marine ecosystems far beyond the usual climate headlines, with implications for fisheries, coastal management and public safety.

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National Governance & Policy04 Oct 2026, 11:07 PM IST

India’s Emerging Supercomputing Ecosystem Gains Policy Momentum

India is steadily building a more ambitious supercomputing ecosystem, with national policy now focused on expanding compute capacity, strengthening research infrastructure, and reducing dependence on foreign technology stacks. The effort is increasingly being framed not just as a science initiative, but as a strategic governance priority tied to climate modelling, defence readiness, industrial competitiveness, and digital sovereignty.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition04 Oct 2026, 07:30 PM IST

Great White Sharks Are Moving North as Atlantic Waters Warm, Scientists Say

Canada’s Atlantic waters are drawing more great white sharks, a shift scientists link to changing ocean conditions and the northward movement of prey. The trend underscores how climate-driven changes are reshaping marine ecosystems far beyond the energy and climate sectors, with implications for fisheries, coastal management, and biodiversity monitoring.

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World Politics & Diplomacy03 Oct 2026, 06:52 AM IST

Iranian Citizens’ Footage Reframes January’s Violence in Manoto Documentary

A new Manoto documentary series is placing Iranian citizens at the center of the record of January’s deadly unrest, using first-hand footage and testimony to document events that state media has largely obscured. The project adds a rare civilian archive to a contested information battle over violence in Iran’s southeast and the broader protest movement. The series arrives as reports of fresh attacks and continuing insecurity underscore how unrest in Iran remains both politically charged and geographically diffuse. By foregrounding ordinary voices, the documentary challenges official narratives and highlights the growing role of diaspora media in preserving evidence from inside the country.

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World Politics & Diplomacy03 Oct 2026, 03:17 AM IST

G7 Moves to Release 100 Million Barrels as Trump Export Threat Raises Oil Market Stakes

The G7 is preparing a coordinated release of 100 million barrels of oil and diesel in an effort to cool surging prices and avert a wider disruption to fuel trade, according to officials familiar with the discussions. The move comes as the bloc seeks to blunt market volatility after former President Donald Trump threatened restrictions on U.S. diesel exports, a warning that has intensified concern across energy markets and diplomatic capitals.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (12:35 PM IST)

Naomi Campbell Wins Appeal, Overturning Five-Year Charity Trustee Ban in England and Wales

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has won a legal challenge that overturns a five-year ban preventing her from serving as a charity trustee in England and Wales. A tribunal found she had been misled in the underlying charity case, a ruling that restores her eligibility and closes a closely watched dispute involving charity governance and public accountability.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsJust now (10:52 AM IST)

As U.S. Ties Fray, Canada Pushes Harder Into Medium-Lift Launch

Canada is moving more deliberately to build a domestic launch capability as trade and technology ties with the United States become less predictable. The Canada Rocket Company’s renewed focus on medium-lift launch signals a broader effort to reduce dependence on foreign launch providers and strengthen national space infrastructure.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (08:24 AM IST)

Canada’s Glass Reefs Signal a New Climate-Adaptation Frontier

A striking coastal project off Canada is drawing attention for using glass structures to mimic reef habitat where natural coral systems are absent. The initiative underscores how climate adaptation, marine restoration, and materials innovation are converging as governments and researchers search for practical ways to support ocean biodiversity under changing conditions.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (11:58 PM IST)

Canada’s Glass Reefs Point to a New Climate-Resilience Frontier

Off Canada’s coast, researchers and coastal planners are turning to an unusual material in the search for climate resilience: glass. The project, highlighted by Yahoo Creators, reflects a broader push to build marine structures that can support habitat recovery while withstanding harsher ocean conditions. As warming waters, erosion, and biodiversity loss intensify, the experiment underscores how adaptation is increasingly moving from concept to physical infrastructure.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (09:53 PM IST)

Arctic Thaw Is Releasing Methane, Adding a New Climate Risk

A heat-trapping gas long locked in frozen Arctic ground is now seeping into the atmosphere as permafrost thaws, adding a dangerous feedback loop to global warming. Scientists warn the emissions are still difficult to measure precisely, but the trend is clear: warming is unlocking carbon stores that had remained frozen for millennia.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (08:51 PM IST)

Canada Moves to Build a Launch Industry as U.S. Ties Fray

Canada is taking a more serious look at developing its own space launch capability as trade tensions and strategic friction with the United States sharpen Ottawa’s push for greater economic resilience. The shift reflects a broader effort to reduce dependence on the U.S. market and build domestic capacity in sectors tied to national security, advanced manufacturing and high-value exports.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (05:53 AM IST)

Ancient Hydrogen Signal Opens New Window on Dark Energy

Astronomers have detected an elusive hydrogen signal from the early universe that could provide a new way to study dark energy, the mysterious force driving cosmic expansion. The finding, independently reported by radio observatories including CHIME in Canada, may help scientists probe the universe’s history at a scale and depth not previously possible.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (03:07 AM IST)

Scientists Identify Two New Sea Spider Species Off Canada’s Pacific Coast

Researchers have identified two previously unknown sea spider species along Canada’s Pacific coastline, including one with three lips and red eyes, in a discovery that underscores how little is still known about marine biodiversity in temperate waters. The find, reported from the Salish Sea and adjacent Pacific habitats, adds to a rare modern record of new sea spider species and highlights the ecological value of coastal monitoring as climate pressures reshape ocean life.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (02:47 AM IST)

EU and Canada Set to Unveil Broad Partnership Pact as Trade, Tech and Energy Ties Deepen

The European Union and Canada are preparing to announce a sweeping new partnership framework that would broaden cooperation across trade, technology, energy and education, according to reports. The move signals a deliberate effort by both sides to tighten alignment at a moment of geopolitical strain, supply-chain competition and renewed transatlantic uncertainty.

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World SportsJust now (11:00 PM IST)

Canadian Study Suggests Earth’s Core Is Subtly Altering the Length of a Day

A Canadian research team has added fresh evidence to a long-running scientific debate over the behavior of Earth’s deep interior, suggesting that changes in the planet’s inner core may be affecting the length of a day by tiny but measurable amounts. The findings do not imply any immediate impact on daily life, but they sharpen understanding of how motion deep beneath the surface can influence Earth’s rotation and, by extension, climate and geophysical systems.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (02:22 PM IST)

Canada Prepares Contingency Plans as Trump Weighs Diesel Export Ban

Canada is drawing up backup plans after reports that U.S. President Donald Trump is considering restricting diesel exports, a move that could intensify an already tight global fuel market. The prospect has raised alarm in trading circles because diesel is central to freight, agriculture and industrial activity, and any U.S. export curbs would ripple quickly through North American and transatlantic supply chains.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (11:17 AM IST)

Massive Mastodon Tooth Found on Canadian Lakeshore Highlights a Deeper Climate and Fossil Record

A man walking near a lakeshore in Canada has uncovered a mastodon tooth reportedly the size of a human fist, a rare fossil find that is drawing attention from paleontologists and climate researchers alike. Beyond its novelty, the discovery offers another tangible reminder of the Ice Age ecosystems that once covered parts of North America and the environmental shifts that erased them.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (09:54 AM IST)

Canada Prepares Backup Plans as Trump Weighs Diesel Export Ban

Canada is drawing up contingency plans after reports that President Donald Trump is considering restrictions on U.S. diesel exports, a move that could tighten North American fuel markets and ripple through prices on both sides of the border. The prospect has raised alarm among refiners, traders and policymakers already confronting fragile inventories and heightened concerns over winter fuel supply.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (05:23 AM IST)

Canada Emerges as First Test Case for an EU ‘Associate Member’ Model

European policymakers are weighing a new form of structured partnership that could give non-member states deeper access to the EU without full accession, with Canada emerging as the first plausible test case. The idea reflects a broader search for flexible alignment in trade, security and industrial policy as Brussels confronts a more fragmented global order.

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Global Economy & Central BanksJust now (10:05 PM IST)

U.S. Canadian Import Restrictions Take Effect as Trump Presses Ottawa for Trade Concessions

New U.S. import restrictions on Canadian goods have come into force, tightening access for a range of products and escalating a trade dispute that has become a test of political will on both sides of the border. President Donald Trump says he expects Ottawa to yield to Washington’s demands in the coming weeks, while Canadian officials insist they will not accept a deal they view as unfair.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (08:43 PM IST)

EU Weighs New ‘Associate Member’ Status as Canada Emerges as a Test Case

The European Union is exploring a new form of partnership that would sit below full membership but above ordinary trade cooperation, with Canada emerging as the first country widely discussed in that context. The idea reflects Brussels’ search for a more flexible way to bind close democratic partners to the bloc without reopening the politically fraught question of enlargement.

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World SportsJust now (06:26 AM IST)

U.S. Imposes New Ban on Select Canadian Dairy and Liquor Imports as Trade Tensions Deepen

The United States has moved to restrict imports of some Canadian dairy and liquor products, escalating a long-running trade dispute that is now spilling into consumer goods and cross-border supply chains. The measures, which took effect at midnight, are expected to pressure exporters in Canada while adding a fresh layer of uncertainty for retailers, distributors and investors tracking North American trade flows.

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Global Health & BiotechJust now (04:42 AM IST)

Canada Emerges as Dark-Horse Nobel Threat to Trump’s Long-Sought Prize

Canada is suddenly being discussed as a possible beneficiary of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize debate, with Prime Minister Mark Carney drawing attention in prediction markets and political commentary. The prospect matters because the prize has long carried symbolic weight for Donald Trump, who has repeatedly signaled that he believes he deserves one of the world’s most prestigious honors.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (04:14 AM IST)

Canadian Study Links Earth’s Core Shifts to Subtle Changes in Day Length

A Canadian-led study is adding a new layer to scientists’ understanding of why the length of a day is not fixed. Researchers say gravitational interactions deep within Earth may be driving slow, multidecadal changes in how long the planet takes to rotate, with implications for geophysics, timekeeping and climate-linked Earth system research.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (09:22 PM IST)

Canadian Study Links Earth’s Core Dynamics to Subtle Changes in Day Length

A Canadian-led study is adding new weight to the idea that Earth’s deep interior can influence something as familiar as the length of a day. Researchers say gravitational interactions within the planet may be driving slow, multidecadal shifts in how long Earth takes to rotate, a finding that could refine models used in climate science, geophysics and precision timekeeping. The work underscores how processes far below the surface can ripple outward into systems that underpin modern infrastructure and scientific measurement.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (12:54 PM IST)

Canadian Study Finds Earth’s Core Is Subtly Shifting the Length of a Day

A Canadian-led study has added a new layer to one of geophysics’ most persistent puzzles: why the length of a day changes over time. Researchers say gravitational interactions deep within Earth, including torque between the planet’s layers, may be driving multidecadal variations that slightly speed up or slow down rotation. The finding does not alter daily life in any immediate way, but it sharpens scientific understanding of the planet’s interior and the long-term systems that govern timekeeping.

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