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The Dieppe Raid: ‘Canada’s single bloodiest day’ of World War II, 80 years on

Canada is one of many overlooked Allied countries that helped turn the tide of World War II from the autumn of 1942 onwards. Although the Canadian-led Dieppe Raid of that year ultimately failed, the Allies reaped important lessons that later helped to ensure the success of the Normandy D-Day landings.…

France 24

Canada's IIROC Gets Serious About Naked Shorting: What Could It Mean For Cannabis, Psychedelics, Meme Stocks?

Amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny in the U.S.

Benzinga

Fight ramps up to prevent Canadian companies’ abuses abroad

Advocates are urging Canada to do more to hold Canadian companies accountable for human rights violations abroad.

Al Jazeera

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Canadian Military Instructors Arrive In UK To Train Ukrainian Troops

"Since February 2022, Canada has committed or delivered $626 million in military assistance to Ukraine."

Zenger

The Northern Lights may move farther south into the mainland U.S. this week

The Northern Lights, known scientifically as auroras borealis, are triggered by geomagnetic activity from the sun. They typically occur closer to the North Pole, near Alaska and Canada.

WEKU

KAUST Produces Tutankhamun Perfume Oil from Algae

The famous essential "patchouli oil" is often linked to King Tutankhamun's oil, according to sites specializing in the history of perfumes. "New Directions Aromatics" company in Canada announced the discovery of ten gallons of Patchouli essential oil inside Tutankhamun's tomb. The historical review of this essential oil is an attempt…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Canada Minister: Not Safe Yet for Syrian Refugees to Go Home

Syria is not safe yet for millions of refugees to start going back home, a Canadian minister cautioned during a visit to Lebanon on Wednesday.

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Big guns return for Matildas' friendlies

Australia's big guns, including captain Sam Kerr, are back in the Matildas squad for next month's friendlies against Canada in Sydney and Brisbane.

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Matildas' head coach, Tony Gustavsson, vows to narrow focus as senior stars return for Canada series

With the 2023 Women's World Cup less than a year away, Matildas' head coach, Tony Gustavsson, must show that progress is being made, writes Samantha Lewis.

ABC News

Study suggests having a Covid-19 jab while pregnant ‘not linked to stillbirth’

Academics in Canada looked at data on 85,162 births where half of the mothers had received a coronavirus vaccine during pregnancy.

The Independent UK

Canada minister: Not safe yet for Syrian refugees to go home

A Canadian minister has warned during a visit to Lebanon that Syria is not yet safe for millions of refugees to start going back home

The Independent UK

How the UK Is Winning the Race against Climate Change

While Canada has fumbled every climate promise, the UK has been hitting its emissions targets. What would it take to catch up?

The Walrus

World's loneliest killer whale thrashes around in tiny tank after outliving kids

A killer whale in Canada has been dubbed the 'world's loneliest orca' after footage showed her alone and circling her tank following the death of its offspring and friends at MarineLand Park in Ontario, Canada

Daily Mirror

Former rugby sevens star Ellia Green speaks at the Bingham Cup anti-transphobia summit in Canada after his transition

Rio Olympic rugby sevens medallist Ellia Green speaks of struggling with mental health after retiring from elite sport, and his plans for the future with his partner and daughter as a trans man.

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Prominent Vatican cardinal named in Canada sexual assault lawsuit -filing

Vatican Cardinal Marc Ouellet is the highest-ranking clergyman accused in a court document in Canada made public on Tuesday as part of a class action lawsuit against the Quebec Catholic diocese alleging sexual assault, the plaintiffs' lawyer said.

The Independent UK

Victoria Beckham calls daughter Harper her ‘style icon’

The Beckham family jetted off to Canada to enjoy a weekend of outdoor activities with several friends, including actor Mark Wahlberg

Daily Mirror

Victoria Beckham calls daughter Harper her 'style icon' as she holidays with family

Doting mum Victoria Beckham couldn't help but gush over her daughter Harper on Instagram as they matched in tennis outfits during a family trip in Canada

Al Jazeera

Yearning for Afghanistan, in one meal

Naan and kebab mean joyous gatherings. But what do they mean for Afghan families torn apart by conflict?

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One-penny postcard bought on eBay returns to Gladstone

A historian says postcards sent from his town more than a century ago are among the treasures he has managed to track down in his history club's push to establish a museum.

The Conversation

Why doesn't Canada let schools provide child care?

Canada’s policy-makers could take lessons from other countries who have streamlined early learning and child care within their schools.

The Conversation

Multigenerational living: A strategy to cope with unaffordable housing?

Over the past 20 years, housing prices in Canada have increased at double the rate of income growth. As a result, a growing number of Canadian households are grappling with housing affordability.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Baba 2nd Japanese to win U.S. Women's Amateur

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. -- Saki Baba won the U.S. Women's Amateur on Sunday, dominating Canada's Monet Chun in the 36-hole match-play final to become just the second golfer from Japan to win the title.

Tribune News Service

Montreal goes beyond its French flavor with a growing number of Nordic spas

Inside a sauna on a ferry boat turned spa, we sweated in silence and gazed out a broad picture window framing the Montreal skyline. The floating spa, Bota Bota, is docked on the St. Lawrence River, replete with hot pools, saunas and steam rooms — one of a growing number…

Tribune News Service

Family travel 5: Canada’s calling — adventure awaits north of the border

Canada, America’s neighbor to the north, offers families a wide range of vacation opportunities. You'll find history, culture and extraordinary natural beauty. And polar bears.

Newcastle Herald

Stringer among friends in night of vivid story-telling

FOR all intents and purposes Liz Stringer could have been playing in her lounge room to a group of her closest friends. Stringer has always been a warm and engaging performer. She's never been hung up with creative pretension. The stories she spins are lived experiences - which many of…

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