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NAGPUR: Safety first was the approach on the opening day in the Candidates chess tournament at the Great Hall in Toronto, Canada, on Friday.

Exclusive: Treatments near approval but lack of diagnostic capacity means NHS is unprepared for rollout, says report

CSIS intelligence report suggests growing number of countries targeting country’s large diaspora populations

A complete solar eclipse happens when the visible size of the moon aligns perfectly with that of the Sun, resulting in a precise blocking of the Sun's light. As the shadow of the moon swiftly moves across the Earth's surface, those situated within the narrow path of totality witness a…

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As a total solar eclipse crosses North America, seven people in space will see the spectacle from orbit. At the same time, more than 30 astronauts will be at events celebrating the sight.

Cities expect huge crowds with millions gathering in 115-mile wide ‘path of totality’ for Monday’s exceptionally large and long eclipse

NAGPUR: For the first time in 74 years since the Candidates chess tournament was first played in Budapest in 1950, the event will feature a rare mix of youngsters and battle-hardened pros over the next 20 days at the Great Hall in Toronto, Canada.

Countries including Canada, the Netherlands and Spain say they're suspending arms sales to Israel. After an Israeli strike killed British World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza, will the U.K. too?

Learn about the declining trend in homebuilding in Canada and its potential impacts on the economy.

Jefferies and SMBC expand alliance into Canada to offer comprehensive investment banking solutions, leveraging strengths to capitalize on opportunities.