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Extreme heat increases the risk of workplace injuries across Canada

Heat warnings have stretched across Canada this summer, from Atlantic Canada and southern British Columbia to the Prairies, central Canada and the Northwest Territories.

The Conversation

The homelessness scourge in cities like London, Ont., exposes the evils of wealth inequality

Ask any resident of the southern Ontario city of London, and they’ll likely to tell you that the downtown core of the community, especially Dundas Street, is a “no-go zone” or “zombieland.” What they’re referring to is the daily unfolding of the human tragedies of homelessness and rampant drug addiction…

The Conversation

Public health advice tells us to buy local. Can Canada’s food system keep up?

The cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to fresh produce in the United States is raising concerns in Canada about the safety of imported food. While Canada has seen some recent cases of cyclosporiasis, officials say there is no link with the U.S. outbreak.

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Trump posts AI image of giant air filter on Canada border

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The Independent UK

Trump takes latest swipe at Canada, suggesting the US should build a border wall to keep smoke out

An AI slop image of a giant air filter separating the countries includes a sign with the slogan ‘Clean Air. Clear Borders’

The Independent UK

Trump threatens tariffs on Mexico over bad lettuce, Canada over wildfire smoke

US President Donald Trump has threatened new tariffs on Mexico following a lettuce-linked foodborne illness outbreak, and on Canada over wildfire smoke drifting across the American border. The comments expand his reliance on trade threats beyond traditional economic disputes, though no formal implementation details were outlined.

The Economic Times

In 1905, New Zealand released 50 Canada geese to establish a game bird population; the once-protected birds later became agricultural and urban pests

Canada geese were introduced to New Zealand for sport in 1905. These birds multiplied rapidly, spreading across the country and becoming a nuisance. Farmers reported significant damage to crops and pastures from the growing goose population. Legal protection was reduced, and culling operations began to control numbers. Now, wildlife managers…

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England issue update on gymnast Gabriel Langton after horror fall at Commonwealth Games

The ⁠incident cast a shadow over the remainder of the competition, with England settling for silver behind Canada in the men’s team final

The Independent UK

Man serving life for Air India bombing suspect's murder gets 15 more years in Canada

A contract killer received an additional fifteen years for a fatal shooting. He is already serving a life term for murdering a bombing suspect. Police found Chad Colivas with gunshot wounds at his home. Tanner Fox pleaded guilty to manslaughter with a firearm in April. He was sentenced to life…

The Economic Times

Roberto, Nelson and Eleanor: As wildfires intensify, Spain is relying on an unexpected firefighting team of rescue donkeys to stop deadly forest fires naturally—and Canada is exploring the same solution

A Spanish region is using rescued donkeys to prevent devastating wildfires because these animals graze on dry vegetation, creating natural firebreaks across forests. The Tivissa Donkeys Firefighters initiative rescued abandoned animals, and this sustainable approach combines animal welfare with environmental conservation efforts. Canada is also exploring similar grazing methods to…

The Economic Times

Canada opens international bridge without US as trade war deepens

Canada marked the opening of a bridge connecting Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, on Friday (July 24) in a quiet celebration without U.S. officials after a dispute over toll-sharing. Gregor Robertson, Canada's Minister of Housing and Infrastructure, said the bridge ultimately "serves both countries so well." - REUTERS

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Canada's Wildfires Are a U.S. Public Health Emergency, and There Is No Framework for Who Pays the Health Costs

Canadian wildfire smoke sickened 120M+ Americans in July 2026. No U.S.-Canada framework exists for sharing air quality health costs or coordinating emergency responses. Here's why that matters.

Medical Daily

“We will no longer be able to absorb those costs”: US/Canada trade war spells more bad news for guitarists who love digital effects

Empress Effects says the new 50 percent tariffs will have to be passed onto the consumer. Will Godin, Revv, and other Canadian brands follow suit?

Guitar World

Trump lashes out at Canada for ‘disinviting’ US to Gordie Howe Bridge opening ceremony

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Trump angrily responds as new US-Canada bridge opens and Americans are left out of the ceremony

The newly completed $4.7 billion bridge connects Michigan to Ontario

The Times of India

Indian students in Canada denied of post-graduation work permit start hunger strike: 'We studied here, we deserve to work here'

A few Indian students of Portage College in Calgary, Canada, started a hunger strike as part of their ongoing protest against Canada Immigration's decision to deny them a post-graduation work permit. They said they waited for some positive outcome as they have been protesting for a few days now but…

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'No changes to our logging or privacy policies' — Windscribe reassures users on Canada's Bill C-22 fallout

Windscribe has told users its logging and privacy policies will not change under Canada's Bill C-22, as the surveillance bill heads to the Senate this autumn.

The Times of India

Dozens of Indian-origin men among 21 charged in $139m US-Canada cross-border drug bust

A major cross-border drug trafficking investigation in Canada has led to the seizure of nearly 1.7 tonnes of suspected narcotics worth more than C$139 million, with over a dozen Indian-origin men among the 21 people charged, according to Canada Border Services Agency.

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Mark Carney Warns Canada Has a ‘Full Range’ of Responses Ready If Trump’s Sweeping 50% Tariffs Take Effect in August

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday that "everything’s on the table" if President Donald Trump’s threatened 50% tariffs take effect, while Ottawa intensifies negotiations before the Aug. 19 deadline.

The Guardian - US

Scientists decry Trump’s ‘blame game’ after he claims Canada ‘poisoning’ US air

Trump told Mark Carney ‘you got to stop these fires from coming in’ as experts say wildfires symptom of climate crisis

The Guardian - US

All 45 Major League Soccer players at the 2026 World Cup, ranked

Lionel Messi tops our ranking of the MLS players at the World Cup, ahead of Argentina teammate Rodrigo De Paul and Canada’s Stephen Eustáquio

The Guardian - UK

‘Forced labour’ rationale for Trump tariffs met with bewilderment

Measures effectively replace blanket 10% tariffs Trump imposed in February that were struck down by US supreme court

The Guardian - UK

Weather tracker: More than 900 wildfires rage across Canada

Fires remain out of control in Northwest Territories and Ontario, while Argentina endures record night-time heat

The Economic Times

Canada's Enervoxa plans India rare earths project, may tie up with Vedanta, Hindalco, NALCO

Canadian climate technology company Enervoxa plans to partner with Vedanta, Hindalco and NALCO to build a rare earth processing plant in India using aluminium waste, or red mud. The project aims to strengthen India's rare earth processing capabilities, reduce reliance on China and support the country's critical minerals supply chain.

The Economic Times

New Canada guidance for international students spells out stricter study permit, PGWP requirements

Canada has updated guidance for study permits and post-graduation work permits, adding detailed compliance requirements while clarifying existing eligibility rules. The revisions cover study permit validity, transfers between institutions, authorised leave, work restrictions and PGWP eligibility, highlighting stricter scrutiny of international students' compliance with immigration requirements.

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