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Quebec is ready to introduce legislation that would stop requiring elected officials to swear an oath to Britain's King Charles in the mostly French-speaking Canadian province's national assembly, a government official said on Wednesday.

Sarah Hunter, England’s most capped player, leads the team from number eight with Emily Scarratt present at outside centre.

As Benzinga recently reported, sales growth in Canada appears to be stagnating for the cannabis sector. According to Cantor Fitzgerald's Pablo Zuanic, the

CBC says it ‘can’t get visas for journalists’ to work in China as permanent correspondents, prompting bureau closure.

The Papua New Guinea women’s rugby league dominated Canada this morning, winning their first-ever game at the Rugby League World Cup 34 -12, but their triumph is more than about the sport: ‘The Orchids’ are showing PNG women that anything is possible.

The Novocastrian crossed late in a 34-12 victory for PNG over Canada in England on Wednesday (ADST).

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 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.”

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.

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.

Emily Tuttosi on how teammates have given up jobs and homes to follow their dreams after Covid hit preparations