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UK opens refugee sponsorship routes inspired by Canada
Britain's government adopts community-sponsorship model that has resettled 400,000 people in Canada since 1979.
Youth summer jobs harder to find despite national hiring gains
Canada's unemployment fell to 6.6% in May, but young people face a tougher market with youth joblessness at 13.4% — up from pre-pandemic norms.
Canada's first offshore wind farms move closer to bidding stage
Nova Scotia regulator approves eight companies to bid on constructing wind farms; formal call for bids expected later this year.
Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
A Western University biologist explains what attracts mosquitoes and which common remedies actually work.
B.C. and Venezuelan organizations mobilize aid after earthquakes
Burnaby search and rescue deployed to Venezuela; local community fundraising as death toll approaches 1,000.
Tyler Hubbard Healing Friendship With Florida Georgia Line Partner
Four years after the duo's breakup, the country artist is reconnecting with Brian Kelley and planning reunion shows.
Health Canada recalls wireless power bank over fire hazard
Stop using the Super Off-Road 12,000 mAh Solar Wireless Power Bank (model T1037) immediately — lithium-ion battery cells may overheat and swell.
Former U.S. envoy: serious Americans won't back Alberta separatism
Kirsten Hillman, Canada's former ambassador to the United States, said U.S. foreign interference in Alberta's fall referendum on...
Canada's Prime Ministers Are Ruling Like Uncrowned Kings
Mark Carney has more concentrated power than any recent PM, and that's a problem — even if voters seem to like him.
LNG Canada's flare system spewing more toxic gases than disclosed, researchers claim
Environmental researchers using optical imaging photographed massive plumes of unburned gases from the Kitimat facility's flare stacks....
Riley Creek wildfire south of Lillooet holds at 50 hectares, activity may increase
The fire was discovered Wednesday, June 24, burning in high-elevation mountains near Lillooet. Helicopters are assigned and growth...
Montreal shooting suspect known to be withdrawn: Lethbridge neighbour
Seth Scott Hatfield, accused in Monday's shooting, was a University of Lethbridge student who kept to himself, says a nearby resident.
