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F2 to join F1 bill in Miami and Canada

The FIA F2 championship will head to Miami and Montreal as Formula 1's feeder series issues revised calendar

Motorsport

The RCMP’s surveillance of Indigenous groups exposes a centuries-long pattern in Canada

News recently broke about how the RCMP’s security service infiltrated and surveilled Indigenous rights organizations in the 1970s.

The Conversation

‘She wanted to die, not be killed’: Canadian woman says 93-year-old mother nearly euthanised over one remark

New Yorkers are being warned they could be opening “Pandora’s box” as the state moves towards legalizing physician-assisted suicide this summer, with Canada’s experience as a cautionary tale.

The Times of India

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KitKat truck flanked by security convoy after 12-tonne chocolate theft

A KitKat truck was flanked by a security escort through Toronto, Canada on Wednesday (8 April), following the theft of more than 400,000 bars in Europe.

The Independent UK

How to Watch PSG vs. Liverpool on TV, Live Stream

The disappointing Premier League champions are big underdogs for their Champions League quarterfinal.

Sports Illustrated

How to Watch Barcelona vs. Atletico Madrid on TV, Live Stream

Barcelona and Atlético Madrid continue their April trilogy on Wednesday in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Sports Illustrated

Canada’s cybersecurity sector has a pipeline problem — and a glass ceiling

Canada is facing a well-documented shortage of cybersecurity workers, with estimates suggesting a shortfall of 25,000 to 30,000 qualified professionals — a figure projected to grow to 100,000 by 2035. The persistence of this labour shortage weakens Canada’s capacity to defend itself against cybersecurity threats.

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Canada and Mexico must work together to help Cuba survive its dire humanitarian crisis

The people of Cuba are facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis due to the United States government’s energy blockade of the island nation. Although a Russian oil tanker recently passed through the blockade to deliver much-needed fuel, daily life remains precarious for ordinary Cubans, who are facing unemployment and shortages of…

The Conversation

33 Bird Close-Ups By Matt Huras That Turn Everyday Nature Into Something Extraordinary

Nature photography has a way of slowing us down, and Matt Huras’ images do exactly that. Based in Ontario, Canada, Huras is a hobbyist nature photographer who uses his camera to share the sense of wonder he finds outdoors. His close-up shots reveal animals and birds in striking detail, turning…

Bored Panda

‘The vast wooded wilderness doesn’t look like England’: exploring Northumberland’s Kielder Forest

England’s largest forest has an aura reminiscent of parts of Canada or Finland. This year it celebrates its centenary with new trails and dark sky events

The Guardian - UK

Indian restaurant faces 10-day suspension after serving alcohol to minor without checking ID in Canada

An Indian restaurant in Canada has been handed a 10-day suspension of its alcohol licence after serving a minor without checking identification, reports CBC News.

The Times of India

How to watch 'Twenty Twenty Six' online – stream BBC mockumentary from anywhere

The "2012" team return to tackle the 2026 World Cup in this BBC mockumentary. Here's how to watch "Twenty Twenty Six" online for FREE and from anywhere in the world.

Tom’s Guide

First Nation asks court to block Alberta referendum on seceding from Canada

Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has asked a court to halt the separatist push, arguing it would violate their treaty rights

The Guardian - US

Indian woman in Canada shocked after being victim of 'distraction theft', four gold bangles taken off wrists

An Indian woman in Canada, Santosh Sharma, was recently robbed when she was on her daily walk along Côte-Vertu Boulevard in the Saint-Laurent borough in Montreal. The incident took place recently and the woman told Canadian media CP24 that she was still in shock as she did not even understand…

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Local music scenes across Canada depend on post-secondary music programs

Algonquin College in Ottawa recently announced that it’s suspended its Music Industry Arts (MIA) diploma program.

FourFourTwo

When are the final World Cup squads announced?

World Cup 2026 takes place in the United States, Canada and Mexico in June and July. When will we know who's playing?

The Mary Sue

Canada woman scores 2 penny items at Walmart. She ends up in jail for 2 weeks after the workers put their hands on her: ‘That’s very traumatizing’

A Canadian deal hunter is gaining traction online after sharing what she says happened when she purchased two penny items at a Walmart store.

Radio France Internationale

And then there were 48 ... how the World Cup has expanded since 1930

The first World Cup to boast 48 teams will explode into action on 11 June at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City with a match between Mexico and South Africa. Over the following 39 days, 104 games will take place in 15 other cities in the United States, Mexico and…

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The Independent UK

Arslanbek Makhmudov: Tyson Fury is one of the greats – but I believe I will win

The 36-year-old Dagestan-born, Canada-based heavyweight takes on Fury at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.

FourFourTwo

What happens to MLS during World Cup 2026?

World Cup 2026 will take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico, so what will happen to North America's summer league?

BANG Premier

Lady Gaga cancels concert as she battles respiratory infection

Pop star Lady Gaga has cancelled a concert in Montreal, Canada after being struck down with a respiratory infection and being "strongly advised" not to perform by her doctor.

The Conversation

Treating previously untreatable cancers: How CAR-T cell therapy could be made accessible to more patients

Cancers that were once considered incurable now have new treatment options. Among these innovations are CAR-T (chimeric antigen receptor T cell) therapies that modify a patient’s T cells, which play an important role in immune systems.

Barchart

Plug Power Just Scored a New Deal in Canada. Should You Buy PLUG Stock Here?

Plug Power stock prints at a new year-to-date high after winning the largest electrolyzer contract in Canada. Here’s where options data suggests PLUG shares are headed next.

The Conversation

Policing the grocery store checkout won’t fix Canada’s food retail crisis

Militarized surveillance systems are becoming the new normal in many Canadian grocery stores, marking a disturbing symptom of an already fraught food retail system.

Barchart

Why You Should Sell Canada Dollar Futures Now Amid Middle East Energy Shock

June Canada dollar futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness.

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