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High-profile sex assault cases — and their verdicts — have consequences for survivors seeking help

Five former Canada world junior hockey players have been acquitted of sexually assaulting a woman in a hotel room in 2018 after Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia said the Crown failed to prove its case and that the victim’s evidence was neither credible nor reliable.

The Conversation

Hockey Canada sex assault verdict: Sports culture should have also been on trial

The verdict is in on the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team — all five have been acquitted.

The Conversation

3 workers trapped in a Canadian mine have air, food and water as rescuers try to gain access to them

A mine company says that three workers remain trapped at a gold and copper mine in Western Canada

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Canada’s new drug pricing guidelines are industry-friendly

Drug pricing in Canada just got more industry-friendly.

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Dealing with wildfires requires a whole-of-society approach

As the summer heat intensifies, people across Canada are facing the full brunt of wildfire season. Communities are being evacuated and properties are being destroyed as fires grow in size.

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Five Canadian hockey players found not guilty in blockbuster sexual assault trial

Five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior team were acquitted after a judge ruled the complainant’s evidence was not credible in a case that sparked national debate

The Guardian - US

Canadian hockey sex assault trial judge says 'Crown cannot meet its onus of proof for the charges'

An Ontario judge is delivering her ruling in the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team, saying she did not find the complainant’s testimony to be credible

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Who Will Bury You? Short stories from Zimbabwe about women who refuse to be easily defined

Zimbabwe-born, Canada-based Chido Muchemwa’s debut short story collection, Who Will Bury You?, was published late in 2024 and immediately attracted the right kind of attention.

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Emily Scarratt to become first England player to take part in five World Cups

Scarratt first appeared at the 2010 edition before being part of the side that was victorious in 2014 when England defeated Canada in the final.

The Independent UK

Tour de France Stage 18 live stream: How to watch Queen Stage online from anywhere

Here's how to watch Stage 18 of Tour de France 2025 live and for free, as the field takes on the Alps in pursuit of the yellow jersey-wearing Tadej Pogačar.

Tom’s Guide

Shipwreck of historic 18th-century warship uncovered on remote Scottish island

With the help of archaeologists, the wreck was identified as the Earl of Chatham, which served in Canada during the Seven Years’ War and later became a whaling ship.

Euronews

F1 Drivers’ 2025 Power Rankings: McLaren Duo Reigns As Nico Hülkenberg Makes Massive Leap

At the halfway point of the season, Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris rank among the best of the 20 drivers on the grid. How does the rest of the field stack up?

Sports Illustrated

BBC presenter Lynda Shahwan dead after car crash on family holiday in Canada

The broadcaster worked for the BBC for 25 years and helped create and co-host Terry Walton’s Plotcast

Evening Standard

Canadian wetlands are treasures that deserve protection

Though Canada is often known as a land of lakes, it is also a country of wetlands. Stretching like a necklace of emeralds, sapphires and rubies across the Canadian landscape, wetlands cover 14 per cent of the Canadian land mass, accounting for almost twice as much area as lakes.

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How America's Heel Turn From EVs Could Hurt Canada Too

As U.S. manufacturers slow down on EVs, it could lead to real issues of consumer choice for Canadian drivers. Also, Chinese brands pick up steam in Europe.

Benzinga

Many Think Doctors Are Overpaid And That's Why Healthcare Is So Pricey, But One U.S. Surgeon Actually Ran The Numbers Against Global Peers

A common complaint in the American healthcare debate is that physicians make too much money, and that their pay is a major reason healthcare is so expensive. But a U.S. surgeon recently spent an administrative day crunching the numbers, and he argues the reality doesn't match the outrage.

Sports Illustrated

Tennis Mailbag: Making Sense of Canada Open’s Withdrawals

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are among the stars who pulled out of the tournament.

We Got This Covered

‘Not even sure he knows himself’: Quebec premier throws shade at Trump’s confusing negotiation style

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What Canada can learn from Australia on adequately protecting citizens at live events

In April 2025, a man drove an SUV through a crowd of people attending a Filipino cultural festival in Vancouver, killing 11 people and injuring dozens more. In response, the British Columbia government immediately commissioned an inquiry to examine the systemic causes of the incident and whether any lessons could…

The Guardian - US

From Canada to Finland, a US neo-Nazi fight club is rapidly spreading across the globe

‘Active clubs’ that use martial arts to espouse far-right, fascist ideologies are proliferating in the US and abroad

The Conversation

Yellowknife’s Giant Mine: Canada downplayed arsenic exposure as an Indigenous community was poisoned

Decades of gold mining at Giant Mine in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, has left a toxic legacy: 237,000 tonnes of arsenic trioxide dust stored in underground chambers.

The Independent UK

US booze sales tank in Canada as tariffs hit

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Tapped out: Canada kicks American booze as US alcohol sales plunge by 66% amid tariff war

This month, Trump threatened a 35 percent levy on the United States’ northern neighbor

The Independent UK

The sexual assault case against 2018 Canada world junior players nears a verdict

The judge presiding over the sexual assault case involving five members of Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team is set to deliver her verdict on Thursday

The Conversation

There is no known cure for ALS, but medical tourism exploits desperation for profit

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a devastating neurological disorder of unknown cause, in which motor nerve cells of the brain and spinal cord that transmit signals to muscles progressively degenerate. This weakens limbs and affects speech, swallowing and ultimately the ability to breathe, resulting in death, typically within just a…

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