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“Canadian Writer Anne Carson Wins Nobel Prize for Literature at 76”

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Renowned Canadian writer and artist Anne Carson, aged 76, was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. Carson has always stayed true to her unique...

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“Explosive Drone Found at Leipzig Airport Amid Russia’s Retaliation Threats”

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German authorities are probing a drone containing explosives and a detonator discovered at Leipzig airport, as Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov hints at Moscow's plans to increase retaliation against nations aiding Ukraine. Lavrov, speaking to VGTRK,...

Canadian Home Sales Dip in July, Prices Inch Up

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In July, home sales in Canada saw a decrease compared to the previous year but showed a slight increase from the prior month, as reported by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). CREA disclosed that there...

“Trade War Escalates Between Canada and U.S.”

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Canada's trade relationship with the U.S. has faced increased unpredictability and complexity due to a surge in tariffs. President Donald Trump's threats have created uncertainty in North American free trade and raised economic concerns domestically. In response...

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“Canadian Businesses Navigate Impact of New U.S. Tariffs”

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Canadian businesses are commencing operations on Tuesday in the wake of the Canadian government's implementation of equivalent tariffs on $28 billion worth of U.S. imports. While many business owners are preparing for increased expenses and potential...

Trump Threatens Bombardier Sales Ban

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U.S. President Donald Trump declared on Monday that Bombardier, a Montreal-based aircraft manufacturer, will face a ban on sales in the United States unless it begins production within the country. In a post on Truth Social, Trump...

“From Fighter Pilot to Defense Procurement Chief: The Picasso of Canadian Military”

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Stephen Fuhr earned the nickname "Picasso" during his time as a fighter pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF). While tasked with creating precise attack maps, his unconventional sketches led to the moniker inspired by...

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“Canada Races to Develop Own Rocket Amid SpaceX Concerns”

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Canada is the sole G7 nation lacking its own rocket launch capabilities, prompting a push for a Canadian-made rocket. Several Canadian companies are in a race to provide the country with its own access to space,...

“Rare Canids Spotted in Newfoundland, Labrador”

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Provincial wildlife authorities are pleased to receive reports of uncommon canids, such as coyotes and wolves, as they persist in monitoring and enhancing their understanding of these animals' presence on the island and in Labrador. Recently, the...

“Rise of Indigenous Women in Northern Field Research”

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A growing number of Indigenous women in the northern regions are engaging in field research, a trend that is inspiring a new wave of female scholars, according to researchers. Nicole Redvers, an associate professor at Western...

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“Canadian Writer Anne Carson Wins Nobel Prize for Literature at 76”

Culture
Renowned Canadian writer and artist Anne Carson, aged 76, was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. Carson has always stayed true to her unique...

“DHS Shooting of Dominican Man in NYC Sparks Outrage”

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U.S. federal immigration agents injured a Dominican man during his arrest in New York City, in what the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) described...

“Canadian Businesses Navigate Impact of New U.S. Tariffs”

Politics
Canadian businesses are commencing operations on Tuesday in the wake of the Canadian government's implementation of equivalent tariffs on $28 billion worth of U.S....

“Cale Makar Signs Record-Breaking $163.2M NHL Deal”

Sports
Cale Makar and the Colorado Avalanche have reached a landmark agreement on a new eight-year contract valued at $163.2 million US, making Makar the...

Bruce Banman Leads Exodus from B.C. Conservative Caucus

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Bruce Banman has made an announcement on Thursday that he will be leaving the B.C. Conservative caucus to become an Independent member. He is...

“Canada Races to Develop Own Rocket Amid SpaceX Concerns”

Science
Canada is the sole G7 nation lacking its own rocket launch capabilities, prompting a push for a Canadian-made rocket. Several Canadian companies are in...

Lawsuits Challenge Trump’s Ads as Political Propaganda

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Two legal actions were initiated on Wednesday challenging the recent federally funded television advertisements of U.S. President Donald Trump, which are viewed as promoting...

“Canada Dominates Puerto Rico in Olympic Volleyball Qualifier”

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Top-seeded Canada is on the brink of securing a spot at the Olympics after defeating Puerto Rico in the inaugural game of the women's...

“Sunshine Oilsands Faces Closure Over Operational Failures”

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Sunshine Oilsands Limited faced significant operational challenges at its primary thermal oilsands project in northern Alberta. Issues such as malfunctioning boilers, leaking valves, damaged...

Prince Edward Island Opts Out of Low-Wage Temporary Foreign Worker Initiative

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Prince Edward Island has chosen not to participate in a federal initiative that allows rural employers to increase the hiring of low-wage temporary foreign...

“Dolly Parton Collaborates with Welsh Singer Bronwen Lewis”

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Welsh singer-songwriter Bronwen Lewis, initially performing Welsh renditions of Dolly Parton's songs, recently achieved a milestone by collaborating with the renowned country music icon...

“Death of Maricarmen Sparks Renewed Protests in Spain”

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María del Carmen Abascal, known as Maricarmen, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, just two weeks after being evicted from her apartment in Spain. Her...
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