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White House pressed FIFA to reverse Team USA's Folarin Balogun red card suspension
The White House called FIFA chief Gianni Infantino to review the red card issued to U.S. forward Folarin Balogun, who will now play...
Over 100 transplant recipients compete in Canadian Transplant Games kicking off in Sherbrooke
The 11th edition of the Canadian Transplant Games brings 160 participants from eight provinces to Sherbrooke this week, including the...
Forest fire restrictions now in effect around Matagami in northern Quebec
The Ministry of Public Security has banned forest access and traffic around fire 284, located 85 km northwest of Matagami, as Quebec...
Canada's World Cup run ends with 3–0 loss to Morocco in Round of 16
The men's national team made history reaching the knockout stage for the first time, but fell to the sixth-ranked team Saturday.
Moose collision on Highway 40 near Champlain kills driver in sixties
A man from the Quebec City area died late Saturday after his vehicle struck a moose west of Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan. A passenger...
July's night sky brings Earth's aphelion, Buck Moon, and two meteor showers
Astronomy enthusiasts can spot Earth at its farthest orbit point on July 6, a full moon on July 29, and meteor showers peaking July 30–31.
Brunswick Creek wildfire near Boston Bar triggers evacuation order
A 100-hectare wildfire discovered July 2 is burning west of the Fraser River. North Bend residents told to leave now.
Dreams may help you solve problems—and researchers have proof
New studies show what you think about during the day influences your dreams, and that dreams can actually help you work through creative...
Some Canadian benefit payments are increasing by 2% this week
ACWB and Ontario Trillium Benefit recipients will see boosts starting Friday, July 10, reflecting annual indexation tied to inflation.
Storms force evacuation at Washington's National Mall during Trump's July 4 celebration
Severe weather near Washington disrupted President Trump's planned Independence Day rally Saturday, forcing organizers to evacuate the...
Smart glasses expose a gap in Canadian privacy laws
A privacy lawyer explains why Canada's current laws don't stop people from filming in public—even with glasses mounted with hidden cameras.
Guerrero Jr. skips All-Star Game to rest lower back before season's second half
Despite winning the fan vote as AL's starting first baseman, the Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will sit out the Midsummer Classic to...
