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Belgium Seek Cutting Edge against Well-Marshalled Morocco

Belgium coach Roberto Martinez will be looking for a vastly improved performance from his side when they take on a resolute Morocco in their second World Cup Group F fixture at Al Thumama Stadium on Sunday, where victory will seal a round of 16 place. Martinez described their 1-0 win…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Celtic 'transfer target' Alistair Johnston opens up on potential Montreal departure

The full-back is currently at the World Cup with Canada and featured against Belgium. The Hoops could lose star defender Josip Juranovic and have lined-up the defender.

Glasgow Live

Alistair Johnston breaks Celtic transfer silence as ambitious World Cup star shares lofty career ambition

The 24-year-old is starring for Canada at the World Cup and it's understood the Premiership champions are keen.

Daily Record

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Will Steelers OC Matt Canada be fired this season?

Cast your vote and let us know if Matt Canada will last the rest of the season or beyond.

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Italy and Canada advance to set up Davis Cup semi-final showdown

Italy defeated USA before Canada came from 1-0 down to see off Germany.

The Independent UK

Canada's Alberta province forecasts C$12.3 billion budget surplus

Canada's main oil-producing province Alberta on Thursday forecast a C$12.3 billion ($9.2 billion) budget surplus for the 2022/23 fiscal year, but warned economic risks are increasing as high inflation, rising interest rates and geopolitical unrest slow global activity.

Reuters

The COVID-19 pandemic has made the impacts of gender-based violence worse

Every November the United Nations marks a 16-day campaign against gender-based violence. It begins on Nov. 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and ends on Dec. 10, Human Rights Day. This year’s theme is “UNiTE! Activism to end violence against women and girls.”

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Uncertainty set to sustain foreign interest

Following the withdrawal of the foreign land ownership proposal, global uncertainty is expected to continue to encourage wealthy foreigners, particularly from the US, Myanmar, Canada and Saudi Arabia, to purchase properties in Thailand.

Bangkok Post

Working prisoners are entitled to employment and safety standards just like anybody else

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) recently ended its longstanding relationship with the meatpacking company, Wallace Beef.

The Conversation

High food prices could have negative long-term health effects on Canadians

Recent high food price inflation has plagued many Canadian families, especially those on tight budgets. Statistics Canada reported in October that in-store food prices increased at a faster rate than the all-items Consumer Price Index for the 11th month in a row.

The Conversation

Canada to invest C$1.6 billion in first national climate adaptation strategy

Canada published its first ever national climate adaptation strategy on Thursday, including C$1.6 billion ($1.2 billion) in new federal funding commitments to help protect communities against the increasing impacts of global warming.

Reuters

John Herdman's Leeds connection explained as Canada boss wins plaudits following Belgium clash

Canada were unfortunate to lose their opening match of the World Cup against Belgium following Alphonso Davies' penalty miss and won plaudits for their impressive performance

Leeds Live

Kevin de Bruyne sheds light on Belgium on-pitch row with Toby Alderweireld

Belgium started their World Cup campaign with a narrow 1-0 win over Canada at the Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium but Kevin de Bruyne was not happy with his side's performance

Daily Mirror

‘I don’t know why’: Kevin De Bruyne mocks man of the match award in Belgium win over Canada

De Bruyne struggled to make an impact as part of a disjointed Belgian attack in their World Cup opener and was baffled to walk away with the best player’s trophy

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Glasgow Live

Celtic 'transfer target' Alistair Johnston's ice hockey mentality that he took into football career

It has been claimed Ange Postecoglou is tracking the Canada World Cup star with the future of star man Josip Juranovic unclear. He played in the opening group game defeat to Belgium last night.

Radio France Internationale

Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 4 - the sport in politicking

German players made it clear what they thought about armband bans. They dominated Japan and lost while Belgium were battered but beat Canada. Spain went for the conventional and simply seared Costa Rica.

Radio France Internationale

Belgium edge past wasteful Canada in World Cup opener

"Four days of shooting practice," came the wry reply from Canada boss John Herdman to a question about the preparations for his team's second game in Group F against Croatia.

Al Jazeera

World Cup 2022 key events: Japan’s stunning win on Day 4 in Qatar

Japan defeats mighty Germany, Spain thrashes Costa Rica, Morocco and Croatia nil all, Belgium scores win over Canada.

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The Guardian - UK

Music to score goals to? England – and Poles and Swiss – pin hopes on 90s hit

Gala’s Freed From Desire proved popular when Fifa asked each World Cup country to select songs to play over the PA when they score

The Guardian - US

Canada get everything except the points against Belgium in World Cup return

Les Rouges are still hunting their first ever World Cup goal, yet one can’t help but marvel at how far they’ve come

Al Jazeera

Tanzanians sue Canada’s Barrick Gold over alleged abuses at mine

Tanzanian villagers accuse Canadian mining giant of being complicit in killings and torture at the North Mara gold mine.

Daily Mirror

Kevin De Bruyne makes painfully honest admission after he's named MOTM in Belgium win

Kevin De Bruyne was handed the Man of the Match award despite Belgium failing to impress as they opened their World Cup with a lacklustre win against Canada

Sports Illustrated

Canada Suffers Cruel Defeat, but Shows It Belongs

A meager performance was enough for Belgium to sneak away with a win, but Canada more than held its own with Group F’s heavyweight.

The Independent UK

Canada showed against Belgium they belong at World Cup, says manager John Herdman

Canada more than held their own and had 21 shots on goal compared to nine from Belgium, who claimed a 1-0 win.

The Conversation

Canada should focus on building ties with countries that share its values — but tread carefully

In his recent book, Values: Building a Better World for All, economist and former governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England Mark Carney argued that economic activity should be intentionally linked to the social and political outcomes it generates.

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