In a move that underscores his ongoing commitment to military service members and their families, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, recently took center stage at a poignant Veterans Day event in Canada. Stepping away from traditional royal duties, his participation in the ceremony at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver was a powerful […]
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Fans of the hit reality competition The Traitors are facing a treacherous new challenge, and it’s not happening inside a Scottish castle. A major spoiler leak for the highly anticipated Celebrity Traitors UK finale has hit the internet, threatening to ruin the surprise for viewers who haven’t yet seen the climactic episode. The leak originated
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Move over, coffee art and latte foam—there’s a new, wonderfully tactile craft taking center stage in British Columbia’s cafe scene. In a charming fusion of yarn, hooks, and community, Canada’s very first dedicated crochet cafe has officially opened its doors. This isn’t just a place to grab a drink; it’s a sanctuary for crafters, a
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The world has taken a decisive, unified step back from the brink. In a marathon overnight session that stretched into the early hours, negotiators at the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) announced a groundbreaking international agreement hailed as the most significant since the Paris Accord. This landmark deal, emerging from a summit marked
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For many, the idea of French Canada begins and ends with the romantic, cobblestone charm of Old Québec. But for acclaimed photographer Jack Holmes, it’s merely the starting point of a much grander, more profound visual journey. In his latest collection, Holmes turns his discerning eye toward the soul of La Belle Province, capturing not
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For years, the Phoenix pay system has been a source of immense stress and financial instability for Canada’s federal public servants. The beleaguered payroll system, launched in 2016, has been synonymous with errors—from underpaying employees to leaving them with no pay at all. Now, a new chapter in this ongoing saga is unfolding, one that
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have officially entered the conversation of modern baseball dynasties. In a thrilling and hard-fought World Series, the Dodgers successfully defended their championship crown, defeating the formidable Toronto Blue Jays in a dramatic six-game series. The victory marks the franchise’s second consecutive title and its third in the last eight seasons, cementing
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The carefully curated public image of Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, has faced another significant tremor. Following a whirlwind trip to Canada for a high-profile speaking engagement, the Prince has been compelled to issue a formal apology for remarks made during the event—remarks he claims were delivered under intense pressure and misrepresented his true feelings.
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The latest economic data from Canada has sent a powerful, and somewhat paradoxical, signal across the nation. While a booming Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is typically a cause for celebration, the recent blowout figures have instead raised red flags among economists and policymakers. The unexpected surge in economic growth is intensifying the debate about the
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For over a decade, the debate over Canada’s next fighter jet has been a saga of delays, political wrangling, and heated public discourse. The government’s selection of the American-made F-35 seemed to close the chapter. However, a compelling case remains that Canada may have chosen the wrong aircraft. When examining long-term sovereignty, cost, and operational
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