CA ARCHIVE

• Ken Russell's long-censored film 'The Devils' is set to finally be released in cinemas via Warner Bros.

• Alvotech raises $85 million in series B funding from investors.

Acurion appoints new management team for its medical device division.

• BlackRock head of digital assets Robbie Mitchnick discusses bitcoin price momentum.

North Bay Panthers won the regional cricket championship in a weekend tournament in Sudbury.

• Biopharma company Amplio partners with Arcos to develop new cancer treatment.

• Abbvie Inc. buys Apogee Therapeutics Inc. for $10.9 billion.

• Zuri Ayuno, a Canadian singer, is preparing for the Canada West festival in Ponoka.

• Alberta NDP leader calls on Ottawa for help with UCP government's dual practice strategy.

• Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) enable people to control devices with their thoughts, a long-awaited technological breakthrough.

Biogen Inc. gained 12.5% after announcing positive Phase III trial results for its multiple sclerosis treatment.

• Giovanni Malago elected president of crisis-laden Italian soccer federation, tasked with revitalising football.

• NASA's Artemis program aims to return humans to the moon by 2025, sparking concerns over artistic liberties.

World leaders attend climate summit in Paris to discuss global warming and sustainable development.

• Stettler graduates receive words of encouragement to take calculated risks from community leaders.

• Bell Canada employs over 6,000 in Surrey, ranking as the largest Surrey-based business in B.C.

• Second anniversary of cyanide landslide at Eagle mine marks uncertainty for Dublin Gulch's future.

• A concertgoer fell to his death during a Goose concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

• Queen's University and Université de Sherbrooke partner to advance Canada's sovereign quantum and supercomputing future.

• CF Market Mall announces 57th annual Stampede Pancake Breakfast.

• MNP to acquire agronomy practice of Western company, expanding its services in the Canadian agriculture industry.

CBSA advises travellers to plan ahead for summer trips to Canada due to increased border traffic.

Beneva publishes guide to address eco-anxiety in SMEs, a growing mental health issue in the workplace.

• CF Chinook Centre hosts record-breaking Stampede Pancake Breakfast on July 4, 2026.

Alan Greenspan, 100, former US Federal Reserve chairman, died from complications of Parkinson's Disease.

• Alan Greenspan, former US Federal Reserve chairman, died at 100 due to Parkinson's Disease complications.

• Alan Greenspan, former US Federal Reserve chairman, died at 100 due to complications from Parkinson's Disease.

* Liberal government considers high-speed rail route change to include Kingston stop.