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Richie Laryea leaves Nottingham Forest as transfer deal confirmed

The full-back has found his chances limited and is in need of game time to ensure he features in the World Cup for Canada

Nottingham Post

Unvaccinated Djokovic Officially Out of Montreal ATP Event

Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic, whose refusal to be vaccinated against Covid makes him unable to enter Canada, has officially withdrawn from the ATP hardcourt tournament in Montreal, organizers said Thursday. The Serb star's unvaccinated status made it unlikely he would play in the prestigious ATP Masters tournament, just as it…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Report urges Canada to follow Australia and sign trade pact with India

The joint report claims India is indispensable for Canada’s strategy in the Indo-Pacific region

The Hindu

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Novak Djokovic Withdraws From Montreal Tournament

The 21-time Grand Slam winner is not vaccinated for COVID-19, and Canada currently requires travelers to have two vaccine doses to enter the country.

Sports Illustrated

What Is the Cost of a Cashless Society?

The trend toward digital payment could shortchange the country’s most vulnerable

The Walrus

Table tennis at CWG: Sreeja Akula enters women's singles pre-quarters, Shetty-Tennison out of mixed doubles

India's star player Manika will play Canada's Fu Ching Nam on Thursday night

The Hindu

Libraries in the U.S. and Canada are changing how they refer to Indigenous Peoples

The two largest agencies responsible for the language we use to discover books in libraries in North America — the Library of Congress in the United States, and Library and Archives Canada — are changing how they refer to Indigenous Peoples.

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Why have so few women won the Leacock prize for comedy?

After winning the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour in 1996 for Letters from the Country, journalist and humourist Marsha Boulton proudly declared in an interview with the Vancouver Sun: “This means I really am a funny woman and women in Canada are funny people, and we can write humour just…

The Conversation

Reparations to Indigenous Peoples are critical after Pope's apology for residential schools

Many people are contemplating Pope Francis’s recent apology for residential schools in Canada during his visit to Alberta, as well as his statements from Québec City and Iqaluit. In the aftermath of historical atrocities, apologies can offer a sense of justice and acknowledgement for people who were the targets of…

The Conversation

Canada to help train Ukrainian recruits in United Kingdom

Canada will send up to 225 personnel to the United Kingdom to train Ukrainian military recruits, starting with the first troops next week, Canadian Defence Minister Anita Anand said on Thursday.

Reuters

Freya Anderson admits why she's 'annoyed' despite clinching medal at Commonwealth Games

Birkenhead-born Anderson, 21, swam the final leg in the mixed 4x100m medley and looked to be dragging England to silver before Canada touched first in a dramatic finish

Liverpool Echo

Five reasons why the four-day week won't work

The four-day working week continues to gain momentum, with pilots taking place in the UK, Ireland, US, Canada and Australia. Over six-month periods between February and November, employees at participating businesses are working only 80% of their time but still receiving 100% of their salary and benefits.

The Conversation

Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: on the International Space Station

Test your science quotient with this quiz

The Hindu

These are the world’s best cities to live and work in

Looking for somewhere to travel or work remotely? These metropolises give great quality of life

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Reuters

In protests and politics, Canada's 'Freedom Convoy' reverberates

In late January five friends, just a few years out of high school, piled into a rented camper van and drove 37 hours in the Canadian winter from southern Alberta to Ottawa to join anti-government protests led by a convoy of truckers.

Motorsport

Motorsport.tv guide: What's on this weekend?

It will be a very busy weekend for Motorsport.tv followers once again with SUPER GT excitement at Fuji, Grand Prix de Trois-Rivieres, a festival of racing action on Canada's longest running street circuit, FIM Endurance World Championship Suzuka 8 Hours and the ADAC GT Masters at the Nurburgring.

Reason

Brickbat: Knock Three Times

In 2020, a confidential informant told Ottawa, Canada, police that rapper Chris Woof sold "large amounts" of cocaine and crack. That led cops to conduct a no-knock raid on Woof's home, where they held him at gunpoint and tore the place apart. They found no cocaine or crack. They did…

The Independent UK

Storm unleashes record-breaking hail stone the size of a DVD in Canada

Record breaker hailstone weighs 292.71gm and is 123mm in diameter, eclipsing a previous record holder from 1973

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The Times of India

CWG 2022: Indian men's hockey team stays on course with Canada rout

Harmanpreet, Akashdeep net two goals apiece

The Times of India

CWG 2022: India edge past Canada to enter women's hockey semis

Tough Aussie challenge awaits in last-four stage

The Independent UK

‘I’m lost for words’: Gina Kennedy makes history in Birmingham with squash gold

The 25-year-old beat Canada’s Hollie Naughton 3-1.

Reuters

Canada seizes 'ghost guns,' 3D-printed gun parts

Canada said on Wednesday it intercepted gun parts sent into the country through international mail, leading authorities to seize "ghost guns" and related 3-D printing equipment from two locations in British Columbia.

The Conversation

Canada’s international disaster responders have skills and experience that could be deployed in emergencies here at home

Responding to international emergencies following natural disasters gives health-care workers knowledge and skills that are crucial in a crisis. They are uniquely prepared for the unpredictable conditions that follow disasters.

Daily Record

Superfit Scots dad who had 'fabric of life ripped open' after MND diagnosis set to cycle 'UK's toughest ride'

Davy, from Edinburgh, has been fundraising for charity since being diagnosed with the terminal disease in 2018 after a snowboarding trip to Canada the previous year.

Chronicle Live

Sunderland U21s looking to bounce back from pre-season defeat in Canada tour

The young Black Cats kick started their American tour against the New Brunswick All-Stars last week

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