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Indigenous art forgery ring smashed in Canada

OTTAWA - Canadian police said Friday they had dismantled a decades-old forgery ring that produced and sold possibly thousands of fakes of Indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau's paintings around the world.

Bangkok Post

Polar bears forced to travel for food as ice melts are breeding with grizzly bears

Wildlife host Liz Bonnin has shared how 'nothing prepared' her for the shocking discoveries she made as she ventured into the wilderness for her new show

Daily Mirror

Extreme wildfires are turning the world's largest forest ecosystem from carbon sink into net-emitter

The vast boreal forests of the Northern Hemisphere stretch from Scandinavia through Siberia, Alaska and Canada. They cover a tenth of the world’s land but hold one-third of the land’s carbon, stored mainly in organic-rich soils and in trees. Now, a new study in the journal Science provides further evidence…

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Canada women's national team agree interim funding deal amid equal pay dispute

Canada Soccer have announced an interim funding deal has been agreed with the women's national team amid an ongoing pay dispute that led to a player protest at the SheBelievesCup last month

Daily Mirror

OPINION - Harry and Meghan have been taught a harsh lesson about grace-and-favour Frogmore Cottage

Marie Antoinette had the “Petit Trianon” at Versailles as her go-to escape, Tolstoy had Yasnaya Polyana in the Russian countryside and the Duke and Duchess of Sussexes had the ten-bedroom rustic haven of Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor estate. At least they did have it. The couple, who fled the…

Evening Standard

Scientists reveal 4,500-year-old hidden corridor in Great Pyramid of Giza

The discovery was part of the ScanPyramids project, a collaboration between major universities in France, Germany, Canada and Japan and a group of Egyptian experts that began in 2015

Evening Standard

Nordstrom says it will close its Canadian stores and cut 2,500 jobs

Nordstrom chief executive Erik Nordstrom said the Seattle-based retailer is exiting Canada because it does not see a realistic path to profitability for the business in the country.

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Spain, France, Canada: What World Cup player boycotts reveal about the paradox of power in women's football

Despite the rapid growth of women's football, where players have more power than ever, they must still sacrifice their careers in order to create long-lasting change.

ABC News

Why universities need to look beyond grades when admitting international students

International students play an instrumental role in the development of Canada’s current and future economy.

The Conversation

Three skiers dead, four injured after avalanche in Canada's British Columbia

Three skiers — all foreign nationals — die in an avalanche in western Canada's Kootenay Rockies, bringing the total snow slide fatalities this season to a dozen, police say.

ABC News

A white riot in Vancouver: Tracing the steps of the 1907 anti-Asian mob

Editor’s note: Below is an edited account from the forthcoming book, ‘White Riot: The 1907 Anti-Asian Riots in Vancouver,’ by Henry Tsang (Arsenal Pulp Press).

The Conversation

China’s Election Meddling: Canadians Deserve a Serious Response

The last thing the country needs is a half-hearted approach to protecting our democracy

The Walrus

EastEnders character leaves next week in sudden exit leaving Suki in danger

EastEnders' Ash Panesar gets a job offer she can't refuse in Canada but her sudden exit leaves Suki in danger as Nish realises she had something to do with her plan

Daily Mirror

Google executives summoned by Canada MPs after blocking news content over ‘link tax’

Sundar Pichai among those called to testify amid row over proposed legislation that would force it and Facebook to pay for news articles that it republishes

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Curious Kids: What happens to your brain if you don't get enough sleep?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. Have a question you’d like an expert to answer? Send it to CuriousKidsCanada@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

First Nations are using 'creative disruption' to foster economic growth in their communities

First Nations have been resisting the historic and ongoing impacts of Canada’s extractive economy on their communities by exercising their right to self-governance and taking control of their economic futures.

Chicago Sun-Times

Kiss goodbye: Band announces final dates of farewell tour, including Rosemont concert

The show is among the last dates on the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ final road trek, which kicks off Oct. 29 in Austin, Texas.

Asharq Al-Awsat

TikTok to Develop Parental Control Tool to Block Certain Videos

TikTok said on Wednesday it is developing a tool that will allow parents to prevent their teens from viewing content containing certain words or hashtags on the short-form video app, as the embattled company looks to shore up its public image. TikTok, owned by Chinese tech company ByteDance, is facing…

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‘Everything is at stake’: the fight for equal pay in Canadian football

As Canada Soccer undercuts support for the women’s team in a World Cup year, Kaylyn Kyle discusses the dispute

The Independent UK

Here are the countries that have bans on TikTok

The U.S. and Canada this week issued orders to ban the use of TikTok on government-issued mobile devices, as privacy and cybersecurity concerns grow in the West over the short-video app

The Walrus

Why Is Starbucks at War with Its Unions?

The coffee giant bills itself as a progressive company. But when employees started unionizing, corporate pushed back

Tribune News Service

Dennis Anderson: 'Blue-collar hunters' from Minnesota, U.S. should watch Manitoba's moves carefully

Within a month or so, Manitoba will announce that most Minnesota and other non-Canadian waterfowlers who wish to hunt in that province without a registered Manitoba guide must apply to a lottery for a duck or goose hunting license.

The Conversation

Growing farmland inequality in the Prairies poses problems for all Canadians

Real estate is a hot topic in Canada. Most Canadians are acutely aware of how home prices and rents have skyrocketed in the last 15 years or so. In large cities, investor ownership of condos and houses has attracted the attention of policymakers and the public at large, prompting the…

Sports Illustrated

How Concacaf Teams Will Qualify for Copa America, World Cup

With an expanded 2024 Copa América and ’26 World Cup, the confederation revealed its qualifying campaign along with a new Nations League format.

Daily Record

Talented Renfrew dancers hoping to impress on the world stage

The youngsters, who are all Irish dancers, will be heading to Canada to take part in a worldwide competition.

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