Mukisa Peter Benjamin

Alberta Tech Startups: Fueling Canada’s Innovation Economy

Alberta tech startups are transforming the province into a dynamic innovation hub, with Calgary and Edmonton emerging as key centers for AI, cleantech, and health tech. This surge diversifies Alberta’s economy beyond

June 11, 2025

by Mukisa Peter Benjamin

Canada Eyes U.S. Golden Dome Missile Defense

The Canada Golden Dome discussions are trending as Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms “high-level” talks with the U.S. to join its Golden Dome missile defense system, aimed at countering futuristic threats. For instance, announced on May 21, 2025, the move

May 22, 2025

by Mukisa Peter Benjamin

Pipestone Creek Dinosaur Grave Unlocks Secrets

The Pipestone Creek dinosaur discovery is trending as researchers uncover a massive Pachyrhinosaurus mass grave in

British Columbia Clean Energy: Powering a Sustainable Future

British Columbia clean energy is leading Canada’s charge toward sustainability, with ambitious investments in hydropower, wind,

Greenland Says US Talks Positive But Outcome Uncertain

Greenland’s Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt has described ongoing talks with the United States as positive but cautioned that the outcome remains uncertain. Speaking at a joint press conference in Nuuk, Motzfeldt stated

February 7, 2026

Politics & Government

Cuba Rations Fuel, Protects Services as US Cuts Oil Supply

Cuba has announced a sweeping plan to ration fuel and protect essential services. This move is a direct response to a U.S. effort to cut off oil supplies to the island. The

February 7, 2026

Politics & Government

Trump Administration Refuses to Return Deported Student to US

The Trump administration has refused to facilitate the return of a college student deported to Honduras. This decision comes despite a federal judge calling her removal a violation of a court order.

February 7, 2026

Politics & Government

Carney Expects US to Respect Sovereignty Amid Alberta Reports

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has stated he expects the United States administration to respect Canadian sovereignty. His comment follows a report that US State Department officials met with a group advocating

February 1, 2026

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Patagonia Wildfires Intensify Criticism of Milei’s Austerity Cuts

Raging wildfires in Argentina’s Patagonia region have destroyed over 110,000 acres, intensifying criticism of President Javier Milei’s deep austerity cuts. The fires have breached a UNESCO World Heritage site, threatening ancient alerce

February 1, 2026

Politics & Government

Panama Court Annuls CK Hutchison Port Contracts, Blocks Sale

Panama’s Supreme Court has annulled the key port contracts held by a CK Hutchison subsidiary, creating major uncertainty for operations at the Panama Canal. The ruling directly disrupts a proposed twenty-three billion

February 1, 2026

Business

Fifteen books have made the longlist for Canada Reads 2026. (CBC Books)

London-Area Author Loghan Paylor Makes Canada Reads Longlist

London-Area Author Loghan Paylor Makes Canada Reads Longlist London-area author Loghan Paylor has earned a spot on the Canada Reads 2026 longlist. Their debut novel is The Cure for Drowning. This historical fiction centers

January 10, 2026

Arts

Canada Unveils 2026 Olympic Women’s Hockey Roster

Hockey Canada has named its 23-player women’s hockey roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics. The team features 16 gold medalists from the 2022 Beijing Games. Additionally, seven players will make their Olympic debut.

January 10, 2026

Sports·Winter Sports

Trans-Canada Highway to Close for Avalanche Control This Saturday

The Trans-Canada Highway will close for two hours this Saturday between Revelstoke and Glacier National Park’s west boundary. DriveBC announced the closure for avalanche control work from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM PST

January 10, 2026

News

Bank towers are shown from Bay Street in Toronto's financial district, on Wednesday, June 16, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrien Veczan

Canada’s Top CEOs Earn Average Worker’s Yearly Pay in 8 Hours

A stark new report reveals the scale of income inequality in Canada. The country’s 100 highest-paid CEOs now earn what the average worker makes in a year in just over eight working hours. This

January 6, 2026

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Mukisa Peter Benjamin

Alberta Tech Startups: Fueling Canada’s Innovation Economy

Canada Eyes U.S. Golden Dome Missile Defense

Pipestone Creek Dinosaur Grave Unlocks Secrets

British Columbia Clean Energy: Powering a Sustainable Future

Greenland Says US Talks Positive But Outcome Uncertain

Cuba Rations Fuel, Protects Services as US Cuts Oil Supply

Trump Administration Refuses to Return Deported Student to US

Carney Expects US to Respect Sovereignty Amid Alberta Reports

Patagonia Wildfires Intensify Criticism of Milei’s Austerity Cuts

Panama Court Annuls CK Hutchison Port Contracts, Blocks Sale

London-Area Author Loghan Paylor Makes Canada Reads Longlist

Canada Unveils 2026 Olympic Women’s Hockey Roster

Trans-Canada Highway to Close for Avalanche Control This Saturday

Canada’s Top CEOs Earn Average Worker’s Yearly Pay in 8 Hours

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