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Antisemitism On The Rise In Canada

Antisemitism is increasing in Canada, prompting concerns and calls for action to combat this disturbing trend.

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Canada's Mild Winter Disrupts Arctic Diamond Mine Ice Road

Canada faces challenges as mild winter disrupts crucial ice road to remote Arctic diamond mines, impacting transportation and highlighting climate change c...

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Airbus Canada Plant Sees Productivity Dip Amid Contract Negotiations

Productivity decline at Airbus Canada plant due to ongoing contract negotiations; implications for workers and efficiency.

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Total solar eclipse on April 8: Warnings are being issued ahead of the big celestial event

A major celestial event will be witnessed in several parts of the Earth on April 8. The Earth will witness total solar eclipe on April 8. "On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada. A total solar eclipse…

The Times of India

Dog With Two Legs That Survived A Gunshot To The Head Now Zooms Around Like A Puppy In Her New Home

Some dogs seem to just have unbreakable spirits, and no matter what happened to them in the past, they continue to enjoy life to the fullest. The post Dog With Two Legs That Survived A Gunshot To The Head Now Zooms Around Like A Puppy In Her New Home first…

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32 dog breeds that are made for swimming

These 32 dog breeds that are made for swimming have three things in common, webbed feet, oily coats and a love of water.

PetsRadar

Japan to resume funding to UNRWA, following Sweden, Finland and Canada

Move comes after meeting between Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini.

Al Jazeera

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How to watch 'A Gentleman In Moscow' online and from anywhere

Confined to an attic room in a hotel opposite the Kremlin, an aristocrat has to build a new life as decades of history pass by. Watch "A Gentleman In Moscow" online and from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

In Canada's Quebec, Residents Miffed Over Mining Boom

Canada's Quebec province is rich with minerals needed for everything from electric cars to cell phones, but residents living atop the potential windfall are worried their backyards will be dug up -- and they won't get a dime.

International Business Times

Ontario moves to allow use of Indigenous languages in legislature

‘Momentous change’ will permit lawmakers in Canadian province to address chamber in ‘first languages’

The Guardian - US

Canada school boards accuse social media firms of ‘rewiring’ how kids think

District education authorities launch multibillion-dollar lawsuit against Meta, Snap Inc and ByteDance

The Guardian - US

Canada's GDP Rebounds, Expected To Increase In February

Canada's GDP shows signs of recovery with a projected 0.4% increase in February, indicating economic progress.

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Canadian Farmers 'Not Satisfied' With EU Trade Deal

Canadian farmers say they are bewildered by the French Senate's rejection last week of the free trade agreement between the EU and Canada -- as agricultural producers and trade experts suggest that the accord mainly benefits Europeans over their North American counterparts.

International Business Times

Canada To Strengthen Foreign Investment Rules In AI, Space Tech

Canada tightens foreign investment rules in AI and space tech sectors to protect national security and critical technologies.

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Bank Of Canada Expected To Cut Rates Before U.S. Fed

Bank of Canada expected to lead rate cuts ahead of U.S. Federal Reserve in response to global economic concerns and trade tensions.

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People Share Strange Items They Took From Past Jobs

"Just the hat, clothes, a couple of pins, and I found a silver dollar well working in a location, though in Canada." The post People Share Strange Items They Took From Past Jobs first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Canada Wholesale Trade Likely Rose 0.8% In February

Statistics Canada's flash estimate shows a 0.8% increase in Canadian wholesale trade, signaling economic growth and recovery post-pandemic.

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Bank Of Canada Warns Of Low Productivity And Inflation Risks

Bank of Canada warns about low productivity's inflation risks and emphasizes the need for improvement to ensure economic growth.

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Elliot Page Criticizes Canada's LGBTQ Rights Rollback At Juno Awards

Canadian actor Elliot Page and Tegan and Sara advocate for LGBTQ rights at the Juno Awards, celebrating female artists and Maestro Fresh Wes's Hall of Fame...

International Business Times UK

Complete Guide Total Solar Eclipse 2024: Start Time, Where To See It and How It Differs From 2017

Next month's total solar eclipse will be viewed throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada, with over 30 million people set to be within the totality path.

Al Jazeera

Canada launches programme to get citizens out of violence-hit Haiti

Canada has organised helicopters to fly ‘vulnerable’ citizens out of Haiti and into the neighbouring Dominican Republic.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lions get an expanded den footprint with the NFL’s Global Markets Program

The Lions were granted special access to four countries, including Canada and Germany as part of the NFL's Global Markets Program

The Guardian - US

Canada pledges C$40m to search landfill for remains of two Indigenous women

Police initially said they did not have resources to search for women believed to have been murdered by an alleged serial killer

The Guardian - US

Orca stranded off Canada’s west coast dies despite efforts to save her

Residents and marine officials in British Columbia hope a changing tide will save her orphaned calf

AAP

World Cup snowboard medals for Australia's Bolton, Baff

Three-time Olympian Cam Bolton has taken back-to-back silvers at the Snowboard World Cup in Canada, while Australia's rising star Josie Baff took out bronze.

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