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The proclamation imposes a 50 per cent tariff on semi-finished copper products and copper intensive derivative products as of Aug. 1.

The National Air Traffic Service said the glitch happened at its control center at Swanwick and required the service to limit the number of aircraft flying to ensure safety.

The zoo defended the cull of 12 of its Guinea baboons, saying the animals were in danger due to overcrowding.

Trump said India will face a 25 per cent tariff starting Aug. 1, but added it will also face an unspecified penalty, but did not elaborate on the amount or what it was for.

The U.S. has announced trade deals with various countries and groups, including the European Union and Japan, but key details about the agreements are sparse.

The earthquake appeared to be the strongest recorded since the magnitude 9.0 earthquake off northeastern Japan in March 2011 that caused a massive tsunami.

Carney said Monday that Canada's negotiations with the United States are in an "intense phase" after President Donald Trump clinched a critical agreement with the European Union.

U.S. and Canadian leaders push for nuclear energy expansion, citing shared goals on energy security, clean power, and global leadership in a shifting geopolitical landscape.

New research shows that even walking 15 minutes per day can lower the risk of developing cognitive decline and risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

Ontario Health atHome was told by one of its vendors about a cyber incident on April 14, according to new information. It waited until June 27 to begin telling patients.

In its lawsuit, Planned Parenthood had argued that they would be at risk of closing nearly 200 clinics in 24 states if they are cut off from Medicaid funds.

In early February 2024, a migraine kept Finlay van der Werken home from school. His condition got worse, and his mother took him to Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital.

A new study showed 7,000 steps resulted in a 37 per cent lower risk of death from cancer and 47 per cent lower risk of overall death.

Two types of painkillers are experiencing a nationwide shortage in Canada, leading Health Canada to advise patients to consult doctors and pharmacists for alternatives.