Butler scores World Cup try as PNG savours historic win The Novocastrian crossed late in a 34-12 victory for PNG over Canada in England on Wednesday (ADST). Newcastle Herald · Nov 1, 2022
Uber Eats' cannabis delivery partnership with Leafly is mostly smoke and mirrors Before 2018, cannabis was illegal in Canada. Now, as of mid-October, Uber Eats can deliver it in Toronto as the result of a partnership with Leafly, an online marketplace for licensed cannabis retailers. This is the first time Uber will deliver cannabis anywhere in the world. The Conversation · Nov 1, 2022
Culture change at Hockey Canada is about more than replacing those in charge The phrase “culture change” has been in the news lately thanks to Hockey Canada’s most recent debacle. There have been widespread calls for a cultural change at the sporting body. Even the Prime Minister has weighed in: “There’s a culture to change.” The Conversation · Nov 1, 2022
FIFA: Irish fans among the biggest purchasers of World Cup tickets so far Ireland will make a first ever appearance at a senior women's tournament when they compete against Australia, Canada and Nigeria in next summer's World Cup finals. Irish Mirror · Nov 1, 2022
Canada plans record immigration targets amid labour crunch Canada plans to welcome a record 500,000 new permanent residents in 2025 and has boosted its targets over the next two years as the country looks to ramp up arrivals to address an acute labour shortage, Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said on Tuesday. Reuters · Nov 1, 2022
Rugby World Cup sacrifices set up Canada for semi-final with England Emily Tuttosi on how teammates have given up jobs and homes to follow their dreams after Covid hit preparations The Guardian - UK · Nov 1, 2022
Foreign students say Canada is exploiting them for ‘cheap labor’ Some foreign students are accusing the Canadian government of using them as a cheap source of labor and discarding them once they’re no longer needed. Tribune News Service · Nov 1, 2022
Foreign students say Canada is exploiting them for ‘cheap labour’ Some foreign students are accusing the Canadian government of using them as a cheap source of labour and discarding them once they’re no longer needed. Bangkok Post · Nov 1, 2022
Ryan Gauld refuses to rule out Canada switch as Scotland snub looks set to continue The 26-year-old has never won a senior cap for Steve Clarke's side Daily Record · Nov 1, 2022
What's Going On With Recreational Cannabis Sales In Canada? Analyst Examines The Situation Sales growth in Canada appears to be stagnating for the cannabis sector. Benzinga · Oct 31, 2022
What quantum technology means for Canada’s future Canada is a world leader in developing quantum technologies and is well-positioned to secure its place in the emerging quantum industry. The Conversation · Oct 31, 2022
Watch: Researcher wades out to greet rare, alien-like sunfish A whale researcher in British Columbia, Canada, last week experienced an extraordinary encounter with a rare and enormous sunfish that appeared outside his home. USA Today Sports Media Group · Oct 31, 2022
Mother shares joy as missing six-year-old son is found in Canada two months after disappearing from Miami ‘Nothing compares to this feeling, I’ve never had this feeling, this happiness,’ mother says The Independent UK · Oct 31, 2022
Canada Imposes Fresh Iran Sanctions over Human Rights Violations Canada on Monday imposed fresh sanctions on Iran, marking the fourth package of sanctions it has implemented for alleged human rights violations in that country, the foreign ministry said in a statement. The latest sanctions target four individuals and two entities, including senior officials and Iran's Law Enforcement Forces, which… Asharq Al-Awsat · Oct 31, 2022
The Conversation · Oct 31, 2022 COVID-19 reshaped the way we buy, prepare and consume food In early 2020, as province after province in Canada declared public health emergencies, and pandemic restrictions came into force, routine grocery runs changed dramatically.
The Conversation · Oct 31, 2022 Migrants deserve the right to make decisions about where they live In recent weeks and months, there have been a number of stories about migrants being sent to places without their consent.
Reuters · Oct 31, 2022 Canada imposes fresh Iran sanctions over human rights violations Canada on Monday imposed fresh sanctions on Iran, marking the fourth package of sanctions it has implemented for alleged human rights violations in that country, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
Evening Standard · Oct 31, 2022 England set for stress test of set-piece power in Canada semi-final England will expect the first genuine challenge to their dominant tight game in Saturday's Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final against Canada.
ABC News · Oct 30, 2022 Stephanie Lake’s journey from dancer to leading Australian choreographer climaxes with Colossus, Manifesto and Sydney Dance Company’s The Universe Is Here She’s one of Australia’s most exciting choreographers, rocketing to success here and abroad over the last four years; but Stephanie Lake’s pathway to the mainstage was unconventional and convoluted.
The Conversation · Oct 30, 2022 Hockey Canada scandal highlights toxic masculinity in sports Over recent weeks and months, Canadians have watched a stream of headlines tracing Hockey Canada’s failure to address sexual assault allegations. The misuse of hockey registration fees to pay for sexual assault settlements has raised growing concerns about sport culture and sexual misconduct among some players.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 30, 2022 England ‘baffled’ by criticism after sealing Canada World Cup semi-final England insist they have no plans to change their forward-dominated game plan after a 41-5 win over Australia set up a World Cup semi-final
The Independent UK · Oct 30, 2022 Canada defeat USA to book Rugby World Cup semi-final clash against England The result was the third-ranked side’s second victory over their North American foes in eight days
The Independent UK · Oct 28, 2022 Blinken says US, Canada have to work together on world ills U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the United States must work with countries like Canada to solve world problems
Zenger · Oct 28, 2022 Storm Train To Slam Northwest With Heavy Rain, Mountain Snow Into November A change in the weather pattern will allow storms from the Pacific to target the northwestern United States, Columbia and Canada.
The Guardian - US · Oct 28, 2022 Suspected Russian spy arrested in Norway spent years studying in Canada Man posing as Brazilian academic José Assis Giammaria thought to have used his time in the country to build up a deep-cover identity