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Report: 2023 Model 3 Long Range Appeared In Tesla's Existing Inventory

The re-introduction of the Tesla Model 3 Long Range (AWD) in the US and Canada might be one step closer.

InsideEVs

'Freedom being misused by forces advocating violence and bigotry': Jaishankar on anti-India activities in Canada

Canberra External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Monday said that India has flagged issues relate

The Hindu

How colleges and universities can get innovation wrong (and how they can get it right)

As Canada begins to understand and navigate the global post-pandemic landscape, our country’s ability to innovate will be an important success factor in its recovery. The pandemic saw massive strides made in innovation. This forward momentum provides an opportunity for Canada to build a more resilient and robust post-COVID economy.

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Why Donald Trump was bad for America but good for Canada

By now, it’s trite to say that the rise of Donald Trump as a political figure has been a travesty for American democracy.

The Conversation

‘Sickening’: World reacts as explosions rock Ukrainian cities

World leaders and international organisations condemn Russia’s nationwide assault on Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Freedom being misused by forces advocating violence and bigotry: S Jaishankar on anti-India activities in Canada

CANBERRA: External affairs minister on Monday said that India has flagged issues related to Khalistani separatist forces operating out of Canada to Ottawa, emphasising the need to ensure that freedoms in a democratic society are not misused by forces which actually advocate "violence" and "bigotry".

The Times of India

Adelaide man Daniel Heritage dies in 'tragic accident' during rock-climbing holiday in Canada

Daniel Heritage and his wife, Emma, were seven months into a holiday in Canada when he died in her arms after an accident, according to a family member.

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‘Amsterdam’ and ‘Lyle Lyle’ Struggle, Letting ‘Smile’ Repeat

David O. Russell's star-studded 1930s mystery “Amsterdam" flopped and the children's book adaptation “Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” debuted softly, allowing the horror thriller “Smile” to repeat atop the box office in US and Canada theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday. Neither new release caught fire with moviegoers but the disappointment was…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ex-partner of Ukrainian ‘heiress’ who infiltrated Mar-a-Lago club shot outside Canada resort

Valeriy Tarasenko was left with ‘significant injuries’ but expected to survive, according to Quebec police

The Guardian - US

Canada Says to Deny Entry to 10,000 Members of 'Murderous' Iran Regime

Canada announced Friday it will permanently deny entry to more than 10,000 members of Iran's "murderous" regime, including the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps that Ottawa blames for "heinous" acts against the Iranian people. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he would list Iran under "the most powerful provision" of Canada's immigration…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Canada barring entry to IRGC members in new Iran sanctions push

Canadian sanctions come amid growing international condemnation over crackdown on anti-government protests across Iran.

Al Jazeera

Canada to ban Iran's IRGC leaders from entry, expand sanctions

Canada on Friday increased pressure on Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards Corp, saying it would ban half of its leaders from entering the country and promising stepped-up sanctions.

Reuters

Damon Motorcycles Announces $90M Order Backlog

Damon Motorcycles releases a statement that the company has amassed a $90M order backlog as it continues to build out a long-term production facility in Canada.

RideApart

Alberta Becomes First Canadian Province To Regulate Psychedelics-Assisted Therapy

As of January 2023, Canada’s 4th largest province will be the first to offer supervised treatments involving psychedelic substances such as psilocybin, MDMA, LSD, mescaline, DMT and ketamine to those among its 4.5 million population suffering from mental health disorders.

Benzinga

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Canada lifts work hour limits for international students to help labour shortage

Canada is lifting the 20-hour-a-week limit on the number of hours international students can work off-campus, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Sean Fraser announced on Friday, citing the country's labour shortage.

Manchester Evening News

The Japanese souffle pancake spot heading to Manchester and giving away free drinks

Fuwa Fuwa has been a hit in Canada and across Asia

Reuters

New premier in Canada's oil-rich Alberta set to defy Trudeau

Alberta's incoming premier has set the stage for a showdown with Canada's federal government and push back against federal laws which is likely to set the oil-rich province on a collision course with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Reuters

Factbox-Danielle Smith wins Alberta premiership race vowing to table sovereignty bill

Danielle Smith, 51, was elected leader of Alberta's ruling United Conservative Party on Thursday and will become 19th premier of Canada's main oil-producing province.

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Premier-designate of Canada's oil-rich Alberta promises showdown with Ottawa

(This Oct. 6 story has been corrected to change the headline to say premier-designate instead of premier-elect)

The Conversation

How Danielle Smith won in Alberta and what it means for Canada

Danielle Smith rode a wave of Alberta populism to win the United Conservative Party leadership on the sixth ballot.

Al Jazeera

Canada stabbing spree suspect committed killings alone: Police

Damien Sanderson, initially named as second suspect in last month’s attacks, was ‘a victim of homicide’, police say.

Reuters

Canada-U.S. asylum-seeker pact fight goes to Canada's Supreme Court

Canada's Supreme Court Justices questioned whether asylum-seekers that Canada sends back to the United States are really automatically detained and if "safety valves" are available, peppering lawyers with questions during a hearing on Thursday over a U.S.-Canada asylum-seeker pact.

The Guardian - US

Trudeau intervenes as sexual abuse scandal rocks Canada’s ice hockey body

Prime minister hints at setting up new governing body after major firms pull support for Hockey Canada over handling of allegations

The Conversation

The Toronto Star is making the right move by renaming the Lou Marsh trophy

The Toronto Star recently announced it will be changing the name of the Lou Marsh Award, effective this year.

The Guardian - UK

Cop15: ‘World leaders might have to invite themselves’ to summit

In its role as president, China has sent invitations only to ministers and NGO heads, raising fears it is downplaying the crucial talks

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