Leipzig Airport Drone Bore ‘Typical’ Hallmarks of Russia’s GRU, US Says

A third drone and traces of a military-grade explosive turned up near the German airport this month, as US officials tied the original device’s design to Russia’s military intelligence service.
Enbridge’s Permian Deal Extends Canada’s Deep Footprint in US Pipelines

Enbridge’s $600 million Permian purchase is a small deal on its own, but a fresh data point in a bigger picture — Canadian firms already hold roughly a quarter of North American midstream market value.
Canada’s Tariffs Threaten a Repeat of America’s Covid-Era Toilet Paper Panic

Canada supplies more toilet paper to the US than any other country, and even domestically made rolls depend on Canadian lumber, so the new tariffs bite from both directions.
Britain’s National Wealth Fund Bets £71 Million on a Tungsten Mine Restart

Tungsten West nearly ran out of cash in December 2024. Now the UK government owns a stake in its Hemerdon mine and is negotiating rights to half its output.
Ratcliffe Flew to Moscow to Deliver NATO Warning, Sources Say

A warning not to attack NATO member states was the central message CIA Director John Ratcliffe carried into Moscow this week, according to multiple people familiar with the matter. The trip unfolded against a backdrop of US intelligence assessments concluding that Russia may attempt to probe the alliance. Those assessments have flagged the possibility that […]
LIV Golf Guts Workforce While Chasing LIV 2.0 Backer

Most of the employees who built the Saudi-backed golf circuit will be out of work by the first week of September, a dramatic reversal for a league that once spent freely to reshape the professional game. LIV Golf delivered the news to staff on Wednesday. Workers in the United States and United Kingdom learned of […]
Tenet Fintech’s Q2 2026 Jumped To $53M From $433K, Thanks To A Single Chinese Customer

Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK) increased quarterly revenue more than 120-fold, but its Q2 2026 results show the expansion was overwhelmingly concentrated in a single Chinese customer rather than the data and analytics products the company is positioning as its longer-term business. Revenue reached $52.79 million for the three months ended June 30, up from $433,570 a year earlier and $11.54 […]
Doug Ford’s PCs Overtake Liberals As Ontario Backs Fight With Trump

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives have erased a five-point Liberal lead in one month as the province’s escalating confrontation with President Donald Trump coincides with overwhelming public support for several retaliatory trade measures. The PCs climbed six percentage points to 39% among decided and leaning voters in the latest Liaison Strategies Ontario tracker, moving […]
Meta Settles Youth Harm Claims For $17 Billion

Meta Platforms expects to record approximately $10.0 billion in legal expense during Q3 2026 after reaching a sweeping settlement with US attorneys general over allegations that Facebook and Instagram harmed younger users, turning one of the company’s largest legal threats into a decade-long payment schedule and mandatory changes to its core social platforms. The charge was not included […]
National Bank Q3 2026 Profit Beat Comes With Higher Credit Provisions

National Bank of Canada (TSX: NA) posted Q3 2026 net income of $1.31 billion, up from $1.07 billion a year earlier, as revenue growth across its businesses outweighed another increase in impaired-loan provisions. On an adjusted basis, net income reached $1.36 billion, compared with $1.10 billion a year earlier. Adjusted diluted EPS was $3.39, up from $2.68 last […]