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Target CEO: DEI has ‘fueled much of our growth over the last 9 years’

CEO Brian Cornell says doing what's right for employees and the company culture adds value for shareholders.

Fortune

To mend the shredded fabric of Canadian sport, Canada needs an independent standards commission

Canada has a rich sporting history. It’s part of the country’s fabric. But in recent years, that fabric has been tearing apart.

The Conversation

Rangers fringe player backed for summer move to the MLS

The former Canada international's contract is up at the end of the season at Ibrox.

The National (Scotland)

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First ever full-sized Titanic wreck 3D scans show it resting on bottom of ocean

Titanic is still lying 12,500ft beneath the Atlantic Ocean's surface, 400 miles from south of Canada, with so many unanswered questions about the incident that killed 1,500 people in April 1912

Daily Mirror

South Korean, Canadian leaders vow cooperation on clean energy, North Korea threat

The leaders of South Korea and Canada have vowed to strengthen their security and economic cooperation to address challenges posed by North Korea and expand Canadian supplies of minerals crucial to South Korea’s technology industry as they held a summit in Seoul

The Independent UK

South Korea's Yoon, Canada's Trudeau agree to boost cooperation on critical minerals

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Canadian Prime Minister Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau agreed on Wednesday to step up cooperation on critical minerals and other economic security issues.

Reuters

South Korea, Canada agree to step up cooperation on critical minerals, security

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau agreed on Wednesday to enhance cooperation on critical minerals and continue joint efforts to fend off North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.

Reuters

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Canada's Modern Slavery Act is the start — not the end — of efforts to address the issue in supply chains

On May 3, Canada passed legislation aimed at addressing modern slavery — a term that typically encompasses forced labour, bonded labour and child labour — in supply chains.

The Conversation

Man sued 24 colleagues who cut him out of $50million lottery win as he was on holiday

Christopher Bates, 54, from Ontario, Canada, was furious after learning his co-workers at Bombardier had won $50million in a lottery draw while he was away on holiday

Daily Mirror

Stellantis Halts Construction Of Canada Battery Plant Over Incentives

Construction on the Windsor, Ontario battery module site has stopped, with Stellantis accusing the Canadian government of not keeping its side of the bargain.

InsideEVs

Union for Canada's second biggest airline says pilots issue 72-hour strike notice

The union for Canada’s second biggest airline have issued a 72-hour strike notice to WestJet and they warn the airline could be shut down before the weekend

The Independent UK

Pacific Northwest heat wave shatters early season records as wildfires burn in Canada

With Canada seeing the hottest temperatures compared to average, wildfires are now burning in three provinces.

Axios

Canada's Trudeau to visit South Korea; focus on minerals, security

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will arrive in South Korea on Tuesday for a summit with President Yoon Suk Yeol as the two countries seek to boost cooperation on security and critical minerals used in batteries.

Reuters

Trudeau visits military personnel fighting Alberta wildfires

Widespread blazes mark an intense start to wildfire season in Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta.

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The Guardian - US

Punishing heatwave grips Pacific north-west as wildfires rage in western Canada

Temperatures pushed past 90F (32C) with forecasters warning they would remain 20-30 degrees higher than average this week

The Conversation

Fewer swimming lessons and lifeguard shortages make swimming even riskier this summer

Every year, hundreds of Canadians drown in avoidable water-related incidents. Gaps in swimming lessons, lifeguard shortages and climate change may make water-based activities even riskier this summer.

Reuters

Canadian PM Trudeau visits Alberta as wildfires rage

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Alberta on Monday as raging wildfires prompted mass evacuations and reduced energy production in Canada's main oil-producing province, where meteorologists expect virtually no rain for 10 days or so.

The Conversation

For Canada jays, sibling rivalry can be deadly as winner takes all

In the animal kingdom, sibling conflicts — mostly in the form of competition for food from parents — are fairly common in birds. Sometimes death can occur as a result of this competition, but siblicide almost always occurs when young are still in the nest.

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The Walrus

The Vaccine Problem

To better weather future pandemics, the way countries procure vaccines needs to change radically

Chicago Sun-Times

Sky’s historic game against Lynx in Canada shows WNBA is primed for expansion

The Atlanta Dream, who joined the league in 2008, were the last successful expansion team.

Reuters

There may be more 'Chinese police stations" in Canada, minister says

There may be more "Chinese police stations" operating in Canada, the Public Safety Minister told a Canadian TV station on Sunday, months after police said they were investigating whether two community centers in Montreal were being used to intimidate or harass Canadians of Chinese origin.

The Conversation

Taxing the wealthy to the hilt would make us all much better off

In Canada today, one person — media magnate David Thomson — possesses roughly CA$73 billion while more than 235,000 people are homeless. In Toronto alone, 187 homeless people died on the streets in 2022.

The Conversation

How climate change is impacting the Hudson Bay Lowlands — Canada's largest wetland

The starkly beautiful, located between the Canadian Shield and Hudson Bay, are covered in carbon-rich peat and dotted with small ponds as far as the eye can see.

Chicago Sun-Times

Sky preseason ends with victory against Lynx in WNBA’s first game in Canada

Kahleah Copper led the Sky with 18 points. The teams will play again in the regular-season opener Saturday in Minneapolis.

Reuters

Canada's Alberta faces more wildfires amid hot, dry weather

Canada's main oil-producing province of Alberta faces an upsurge in wildfire activity as western Canada swelters in hot, dry weather and blazes keep thousands from their homes.

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