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‘The old white patriarchy isn’t knocking on my door!’ Sandra Oh on joy, despair – and going viral with a euphoric dance

In her apocalyptic new film, everything’s sorted – but you have to die at the age of 50. The actor talks about tech shocks, doomscrolling and the agent who told her to go back to Canada

The Guardian - UK

How Charlie Kirk became a pioneering MAGA political organizer on campuses

With a suspect in custody in the murder of MAGA activist Charlie Kirk, it’s clear Kirk’s legacy is bound to be as polarized as the campus culture wars trenches where he dwelled.

The Conversation

To close its productivity gap, Canada needs to rethink its higher education system

Canada is facing a productivity crisis that threatens wages, competitiveness and long-term prosperity. Canadian productivity lags behind the United States by 28 per cent and ranks 18th among Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries.

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Turning houses into homes: Community land trusts offer a fix to Canada’s housing crisis

Imagine if every time a hospital was built, it came with an expiry date. Twenty-five years later, it would be sold to the highest bidder and patients would be told to find care elsewhere.

The Conversation

Evacuations of Indigenous communities during wildfires must prioritize keeping families together

Across Canada, massive fires and hazardous smoke have forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate from northern and remote communities to shelters and hotels in large cities. For many, their homes, businesses, trap lines and the ecosystems that nourish them are at risk of burning down, or already have.

The Conversation

‘Very Special’—Thomas Muller Makes History to Lead Whitecaps to MLS Cup Playoffs

Müller became the first MLS player to score a regular season hat-trick on his birthday.

Sports Illustrated

Wallaroos' World Cup hopes dashed by dominant Canada

The Wallaroos have missed the chance to reach the Rugby World Cup semi-finals, losing heavily 46-5 to Canada in Bristol.

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Ruthless New Zealand machine an ominous obstacle on England’s horizon

The Black Ferns look to be peaking at the ideal time and once again pose the biggest threat to the Red Roses’ hopes of lifting the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Sophie de Goede shines in Canada’s formidable win over Australia

Canada scored seven tries to defeat Australia 46-5 and reach the semi-finals of the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

The super-strengths and superstar that make Canada World Cup contenders

Canada 46-5 Australia: A tour de force from lock Sophie de Goede helped Canada power into a semi-final against defending champions New Zealand

The Independent UK

Canada 46-5 Australia: Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 quarter-final – as it happened

Alysha Corrigan’s double helped to dump the Wallaroos out of the Women’s Rugby World Cup, as Canada made the last four with a 46-5 victory

The Guardian - UK

UCI MTB World Championships: Finn Treudler takes home victory for Switzerland in U23 XCO

Cole Punchard gives Canada a silver medal, 54 seconds back, while Danish Gustav Pedersen takes third at 2:14

Cycling News

‘I’d seen this flock of birds flying in circles at the same time each day’: Raghuvamsh Chavali’s best phone picture

The Canada-based photographer used his camera’s slo-mo mode to create a fluid pattern

The Guardian - UK

Is Canada vs Australia on TV? Kick-off time, channel and how to watch Women’s World Cup quarter-final

Everything you need to know ahead of the last-eight clash

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'One shot': Wallaroos must be brave in do-or-die game

Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp has urged her side to come out of their Rugby World Cup quarter-final clash against Canada, knowing they gave absolutely everything.

Cycling News

UCI MTB World Championships: Teste, Šerkezi win junior XCO titles

France, Slovenia on top in Friday's races

The Guardian - UK

Your Guardian sport weekend: Women’s Rugby World Cup quarters, Manchester derby and more

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports

Cycling News

'I know I have to keep believing in myself' - Wout Van Aert counting down the days to the end of his 2025 season

Belgian suggests the Classics, Two Grand Tours and the World Championships possible 2026 goals

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Benzinga

Carney Cuts The Red Tape, Unveils Over $43 Billion In Flagship Projects

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday unveiled the first five projects to be reviewed by the country’s newly created Major Projects Office (MPO). This new government unit will cut the red tape, streamline regulatory approvals, and work on attracting large-scale resource and infrastructure investments.

International Business Times

Familiar Foes Face Off In Women's Rugby World Cup Quarter-finals

The Women's Rugby World Cup reaches the quarter-final stage this weekend, with four clashes between old rivals.

MusicRadar

“It’s our take on a pop record, pop music that has been melted on a hot dashboard in the sun”: How Boards of Canada brewed a serene genre-blurring classic

It’s perhaps Boards of Canada’s most well-known track, serving as many a newcomers' route into their nostalgia evoking universe

Sports Illustrated

NHL Players Acquitted in Hockey Canada Sexual Assault Trial Can Return Dec. 1

The case, decided July 24, roiled the Canadian sports world.

The Guardian - US

Canada: Carney unveils array of national projects to ‘turbocharge’ economy

List leaves out oil pipelines and focuses on LNG expansion, mines and nuclear power as it fends off US trade war

Reason

"Authoritarians in the Academy": Feeling the Chill on Canada's Campuses

The first few chapters of my book Authoritarians in the Academy: How the Internationalization of Higher Education and Borderless Censorship… The post "Authoritarians in the Academy": Feeling the Chill on Canada's Campuses appeared first on Reason.com.

InsideEVs

Chinese EVs Could Soon Flood Into Canada To Help Its Farmers

Canada is considering lowering or dropping its 100% tariff on Chinese EVs to help its farmers affected by the PRC's reciprocal retaliatory tariff.

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