Canada
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World Juniors 2026: Canada’s Gold Dream Ends as Czechia and Sweden Vie for Title
Canada’s quest for World Juniors gold ended dramatically with a 6-4 semifinal loss to Czechia, marking their third consecutive playoff defeat against the Czechs. Sweden also secured their spot in the final after a thrilling shootout victory over Finland. The…
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UVic Grad’s Baski App Revolutionizes Grocery Savings Amidst Canada’s Code of Conduct Rollout
A University of Victoria graduate, Yashar Samim, has launched Baski, an innovative app designed to help Canadians significantly cut down on grocery expenses by comparing deals from major retailers. The app’s release coincides with Canada’s new voluntary Grocery Code of…
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Claire Brosseau’s Battle: Canadian Actress Sues for Assisted Suicide Rights Amid Mental Health Crisis
Canadian actress Claire Brosseau, after decades of severe mental illness and unsuccessful treatments, is suing for the right to die by assisted suicide under Canada’s MAiD program, igniting a national debate over mental health and euthanasia.
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Deadline Looms for Canadians to Claim Share in $500M Bread Price-Fixing Settlement
Canadians have until Friday to file a claim for compensation in the $500 million bread price-fixing settlement, closing a chapter on decades-long allegations against major grocery chains.
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Digital ID Crossroads: EU-Canada Collaboration and UK Controversy Explained
As digital identity becomes a global priority, the EU and Canada forge a path toward mutual recognition and interoperability, while the UK faces mounting opposition to its new mandatory digital ID scheme. This article unpacks the promises, pilots, and public…
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BMO Field Set for Global Spotlight: Major Teams to Play at 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada
BMO Field in Toronto is gearing up to host several high-profile group matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, welcoming global soccer powerhouses and highlighting Canada’s growing role in international football.
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National Bank Surges Past Q4 Earnings Forecasts, Raises Dividend Amid Economic Uncertainty
National Bank of Canada reported a robust fourth quarter, beating analyst forecasts and announcing a dividend hike, even as trade tensions and inflation continue to challenge the economic landscape.
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Nissan Recalls 3,700 Vehicles in Canada Over Software Fault Raising Crash Risk
Nissan has issued a recall for 3,700 vehicles in Canada due to a software issue that poses a crash risk, highlighting ongoing challenges in automotive safety and technology.
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UK Electronic Travel Authorization: What Canadians Need for Smooth Entry in 2026
Starting February 2026, Canadians must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before visiting the UK. This new digital permit aims to streamline entry, but missing it could mean denied boarding. Learn what you need for hassle-free travel.
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Nationwide Product Recalls in 2025: Full List and Urgent Safety Alerts for Families
A sweeping wave of product recalls in 2025 is prompting urgent action from retailers and regulators across North America. From Target’s extensive list covering electronics, baby goods, and groceries to the Canadian herbal tea recall and Amazon’s children’s pajamas withdrawal,…
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Vancouver Rise FC Clinch Historic Diana B. Matheson Cup in Northern Super League Debut
Vancouver Rise FC claimed a thrilling 2-1 victory over AFC Toronto, lifting the inaugural Diana B. Matheson Cup and making history in Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league.
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Korean War Veterans: The Last Survivors and Canada’s Enduring Legacy
As Canada marks over seven decades since the Korean War, fewer than two thousand Canadian veterans remain. Their stories anchor the nation’s remembrance, reflecting on sacrifice, service, and the passage of time.
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Canada Loses Measles-Free Status After Year-Long Outbreak: What Went Wrong?
Canada has lost its measles elimination status after over 5,000 cases were reported in 2025, marking a major setback for public health. Experts point to declining vaccination rates, access issues, and systemic failures, with the US at risk of following…
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Budget 2025: Date, Priorities, and Economic Challenges Revealed
Budget 2025 will be unveiled this November, with governments in Canada and the UK confronting tough choices on spending, debt, and growth. Major themes include boosting investment, tackling inflation, and reforms across defence and public services.
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Mark Carney’s First Federal Budget: Deep Cuts, Tax Reform, and Political Uncertainty
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s debut budget brings sweeping spending cuts, tax system changes, and ambitious investments—all under the shadow of a U.S. trade war and tense parliamentary negotiations.