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Adversity Isn't Limited to USMNT in World Cup Qualifying Window

The conditions that both are and are not under the U.S.'s control aren't optimal, but then again, its opponents are dealing with plenty to overcome, too.

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BC Craft Stock Slumps After Canadian Cannabis Company Files For Protection From Creditors

BC Craft Supply Co (OTCMKTS: CRFTF), a British Columbia-based wellness company advancing cannabinoid and psychedelic innovation, filed for temporary protection from creditors under Canada’s Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act while the cannabis company restructures.

Benzinga

Nissan recalls 793K Rogues; wiring trouble raises fire risk

Nissan is recalling more than 793,000 small SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because water can get into wiring and in rare cases could start a fire

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Olympic gold to Qatar 2022? Canada is in danger of becoming a football nation

The women’s team won gold in Tokyo last year and now their male counterparts are on course to make their first World Cup since 1986

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Latest Ukraine updates: US formally responds to Russia’s demands

Russia-Ukraine tensions news from January 26: Biden administration rejects Russian demand to halt NATO’s expansion.

Al Jazeera

Expert Simon Calder answers your questions on travelling to France, Covid testing and more

Confused by French rules, Spanish practices and African attitudes? Your problems solved here

The Independent UK

Canadian Indigenous group finds 93 suspected unmarked graves at former residential school site

There were "reports of neglect and abuse" and of "children dying or disappearing" at the school, which shut in 1981, chief says.

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Canada: Indigenous community finds 93 potential unmarked graves

Williams Lake First Nation unveils findings of preliminary search at former ‘residential school’ known for abuse.

Al Jazeera

The climate crisis demands courage not optimism

The No. 1 movie on Netflix in recent weeks has been Don’t Look Up, a fictionalized account of scientists struggling in vain to sound the alarm on a comet that is about to destroy Earth. Using the comet as a thinly veiled metaphor, the film seeks to alert viewers to…

The Conversation

Equifax Reveals International Expansion Of Verification Services

Equifax Inc (NYSE:EFX) has expanded its verification services internationally, powered by its multi-year investment in the Equifax Cloud. Verification Exchange, a secure, automated cloud-based service that streamlines the process of verifying employment and income information, is now available in Australia and the U.K. "Our $1.5 billion investment in the Equifax Cloud is driving…

Benzinga

Babcock & Wilcox Bags $11M Contract For Biomass Boiler Upgrade In Canada

Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc (NYSE:BW) segment B&W Renewable segment has secured a contract for more than $11 million to design, manufacture, supply, and install boiler equipment for a biomass boiler in Canada. Under the contract, B&W Renewable will replace pressure parts for the boiler and upgrade its wood feed and air systems.…

Benzinga

Nova Scotia’s shift to publicly funded early learning and child care won’t be easy, but it’s critical

On Jan. 14, as part of the Canada-wide early learning and child care agreement, Nova Scotia announced a reduction in child-care fees by 25 per cent retroactive from Jan. 1, 2022 and other related changes that are part of a historic shift in early learning and care in the province.

The Conversation

Canada orders families of diplomats in Kyiv to leave temporarily

Canada has ordered the families of diplomats in Kyiv to leave temporarily because of the Russian military build-up on the borders of Ukraine, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Services down after Canada’s foreign ministry comes under cyberattack

A cyberattack took place on Wednesday on Canada’s government amid Russia-Ukraine tensions

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Nadal Focused on Enjoying His Tennis, Not Grand Slam Record

Rafa Nadal said there would be no regrets if he failed to claim another Grand Slam title after moving within two wins of a record 21st at the Australian Open. The Spanish great survived a five-set scare against Canada's Denis Shapovalov at Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday to reach his…

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USA 1999 transformed women’s soccer. Can Beijing 2022 do the same for ice hockey?

USA and Canada dominate the women’s game but a long-lasting league has been difficult to establish. The upcoming Olympics are an opportunity for change

The Hindu

Rampant Illegal human trafficking from Gujarat to the fore

The death of a family from Gujarat on the U.S.-Canada border has prompted the State police to launch a probe into the activities of local agents

The Independent UK

Human smuggling suspect from Florida released without bond

A Florida man arrested for human smuggling after the bodies of four people were found near the Canada and U.S. border during a blizzard has been released from jail without having to pay bond

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Convoy of truckers funded by online donations drive on Canadian capital to oppose border vaccine mandates

Trucking federation president slams protest, saying ‘the only way to cross the border, in a commercial truck or any other vehicle, is to get vaccinated’

Reuters

Canada's foreign ministry hacked, services hit

Hackers launched a cyber attack on Canada's foreign ministry last week and some services are still down, officials said on Monday without disclosing who Ottawa thought was responsible.

The Conversation

The pandemic exposed the vulnerability of international students in Canada

When the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020, students in Canadian universities and colleges faced many challenges. Classes moved online, students were asked to leave campus residences and many students lost jobs or faced reduced work hours.

Reuters

Canadian diplomats, families staying in Ukraine for time being - PM Trudeau

Canadian diplomats and their families are staying in Ukraine for the time being but Ottawa is constantly reviewing their safety, which is of paramount importance, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau indicated on Monday.

The Independent UK

More migrants seek asylum through reopened Canadian border

Migrants are once again seeking asylum in Canada after the country lifted a 20-month ban

The Conversation

Lower drug prices are a priority for Canadians, but not for the federal government

Once again, the federal minister of health has postponed changes to the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB) regulations for another six months until July 1, 2022.

The Conversation

The science of sugar + Canada's discriminatory First Nations child welfare system – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode The science of sugar: why we’re hardwired to love it and what eating too much does to your brain, published on January 20, 2022.

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