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Why seeing the whites of driver’s eyes is F1 and NASCAR’s biggest difference

As a Daytona 500 winner and long-time follower of Formula 1, Team Penske NASCAR Cup driver Austin Cindric is well qualified to judge the differences between the two series.

Motorsport

After the ruling: Americans ask Google how to move to Canada

Abortion is legal at all stages of pregnancy in Canada.

Axios

Protests expected as G-7 leaders set to arrive in Germany

Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to gather in Munich as the Group of Seven leading economic powers — the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan — are set to hold their annual gathering in the Bavarian Alps in Germany

The Independent UK

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The F1 fan engagement mentality that surprised a Daytona 500 winner

As a Daytona 500 winner and long-time follower of Formula 1, Team Penske NASCAR Cup driver Austin Cindric is well qualified to judge the differences between the two series.

Autosport

World leaders condemn US abortion ruling as ‘backwards step’

Leaders of UK, Canada, France and New Zealand denounce the overruling of Roe v Wade as WHO chief calls its ‘disappointing’

The Guardian - AU

Ontario premier Ford vows to rebuild economy, unveils new Cabinet

Doug Ford took the oath of office for a second term as the premier of Canada's most populous province on Friday with a promise to build highways and homes, and rebuild Ontario's economy.

Reuters

Trudeau denies interfering in investigation into Canada’s worst mass shooting

The commissioner of Canada’s federal police force has also denied meddling

The Independent UK

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U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion 'horrific,' says Canada's Justin Trudeau

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday that a U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion rights decision was "horrific" and he sympathized with women "set to lose their legal right to an abortion."

Reuters

Roe v. Wade overturned: Will more Americans travel to Canada and Mexico for abortions?

The United States Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that guaranteed federal constitutional protections of abortion rights for American women.

The Conversation

Szafnauer: Netflix cameras in meetings may give F1 a boost

Alpine’s Otmar Szafnauer says the presence of Netflix cameras in a Formula 1 team boss meeting in Canada may ultimately give the championship a boost.

Autosport

Szafnauer: Netflix cameras in meetings may boost F1

Alpine’s Otmar Szafnauer says the presence of Netflix cameras in a Formula 1 team boss meeting in Canada may ultimately give the sport a boost.

Motorsport

Vienna named world’s most liveable city

Austrian capital reclaims top spot

The Independent UK

Canada agrees to share intelligence on UFOs with US ‘given shared priority for nuclear safety’

‘The CNSC is committed to raising the issue with its United States counterpart and sharing any related information going forward,’ the letter read

The Independent UK

Brit couple's 'nightmare' as they're thrown off flight by armed police for no reason

Retired surveyor Richard Brailey, 71, and his wife Patricia, 66, were among at least 25 passengers forced to get off the Air Canada flight before it left Montreal for Heathrow on Monday night

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The Conversation

Our fifth anniversary: Readers weigh in

Five years ago, The Conversation Canada quietly crept into existence. It was known as a “soft launch” — a term sometimes used as a cover in case something goes terribly wrong. Luckily, nothing did.

The Conversation

The Conversation Canada turns 5: Why we love our jobs

The Conversation Canada is celebrating its fifth anniversary. From a staff of five people back in 2017, we now have 11 full-time editors and publish in both English and French.

The Conversation

The untold story of Canada's journalism startups

The fifth anniversary of the launch of The Conversation Canada is an opportunity to reflect on an untold story of the Canadian news media.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Games and Good Governance: What is the Commonwealth?

The Commonwealth, which holds its heads of government meeting in Kigali this week, spans much of the globe, looping in a third of the world's population and a fifth of its landmass.

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The Hindu

Lawrence Bishnoi admits to planning Moosewala killing since last August, say police

Bishnoi has confessed to hatching the conspiracy with Canada-based gangster Goldy Brar, Sachin Thapan and Anmol

Evening Standard

Prince Charles urges Commonwealth leaders to take action towards sustainable future

The prince spoke to world leaders in Rwanda including the African country’s president Paul Kagame and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Reuters

Canada to provide C$250 million to U.N. to address global food crisis, says Trudeau

Canada will provide C$250 million ($193 million) to the United Nations to address a food crisis exacerbated by supply chain constraints and high inflation after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday.

Al Jazeera

Vatican releases schedule for Pope Francis visit to Canada

Pope Francis will meet Indigenous leaders and residential school survivors during his July 24-29 visit, Vatican says.

The Walrus

Love and Grief

Pik-Shuen Fung, winner of this year’s Amazon Canada First Novel Award, discusses the unbearable lightness of grief.

Reuters

Pope trip to Canada in July on course despite knee problem

Pope Francis will have at least five meetings with indigenous people during a trip to Canada in July, making good on a promise to apologise in the country for the Roman Catholic Church's role in abusive residential schools.

The Conversation

Discrimination can make smaller communities unappealing to immigrants, racialized and Indigenous people

The populations of smaller communities in Canada have been shrinking because of low birth rates, youth and working professionals moving away and a failure to attract and retain new residents.

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