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Giant ice mountains on the other side of Earth once dictated Australia’s climate – new study

During the most recent ice age, much of North America disappeared beneath ice sheets several kilometres thick. These frozen giants covered most of present-day Canada and parts of the northern United States, while smaller ones spread across northern Europe.

The Conversation

Canada's Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA's Infantino

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he no longer has confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino, adding to growing pressure on the soccer leader after his abandoned plan to sell stakes in the World Cup sparked a global backlash Carney says Infantino committed a “fatal” governance mistake by failing to…

The Independent UK

US to shut five consulates as critics fear China could fill diplomatic vacuum

State department informs Congress of planned closures in Canada, Grenada, Japan, Indonesia and Cameroon

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Inflation is slowing, but the cost of living story is more complicated

Inflation is often misunderstood as a force that makes everything more expensive. In reality, it’s a term economists use to describe a general increase in prices across the economy.

The Conversation

Si Woo Kim Makes Wrong Turn Into Canada During the Rocket Classic

A search for Korean barbecue sent the four-time PGA Tour winner across the border without his passport in a wild mix-up.

Sports Illustrated

47 Pics Showing Summer Melting And Ruining Everything And Anything

This summer has been disastrously hot in many parts of the world. The heat has been ravaging Europe, the US, and Canada, the situation is dire and has devastated India, South Korea is sweltering, and Japan has been so much affected that it is relaxing strict office dress codes. We…

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Math gaps between Ontario kids start in kindergarten — and often persist through Grade 9

When people think about the roots of a child’s struggles in math class, they may picture a tough teacher, a missed unit or a sudden loss of confidence around fractions. Our new study suggests we should be looking much earlier, at kindergarten, or even before.

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Government approves senior bureaucrats' postings to IMF, ADB

The Centre has approved several key foreign postings for senior bureaucrats. Satyajit Mohanty will represent India at the International Civil Aviation Organization in Canada. Rahul Jain and Baldeo Purushartha are appointed to the IMF and Asian Development Bank respectively. Hemang Jani's tenure at the World Bank has been extended for…

The Economic Times

The Soccer Legends: Why the Greatest Names in Football Still Matter Before 2026

Every four years, the World Cup resets the clock on football's collective memory. New faces emerge, new records get chased, and yet the conversation always circles back to the same handful of names that defined what greatness looks like. As anticipation builds for the 2026 tournament, spread across the United…

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Children and adults cope with extreme heat differently, but are kids really at greater risk?

In Canada, Europe and around the world, temperatures are soaring and heat warnings are rampant. We are reminded to stay out of the sun and stay hydrated, and in extreme conditions, stay indoors.

The Conversation

Canada's self-employed immigration program 'no longer fit for purpose', IRCC evaluation finds

Canada’s Self-Employed Persons Program is no longer fit for its role in the country’s economic immigration system despite continuing to provide a pathway to permanent residence for talented artists and athletes, according to an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) evaluation.

The Economic Times

Canada’s Arctic has an unnamed island inside a lake, on an island, inside another lake, on Victoria Island, with no confirmed record of anyone reaching it

In the remote Arctic regions of Canada, one can find a rare geographical wonder—a remarkable island that sits within a lake, located on yet another island. This complex arrangement represents the largest nested island system known to exist. Due to its isolation, it remains unvisited and undocumented, showcasing how Earth's…

The Times of India

This 14-year-old teen in Canada has invented a wearable that detects IV leaks before swelling begins

Akshath Anand, a 14-year-old student, won a gold medal for his innovative IV safety monitoring system. His wearable device uses pressure sensors to detect intravenous leaks before they cause harm. This invention impressed judges at Canada's biggest youth STEM competition in Edmonton. The project demonstrated how young innovators can address…

The Economic Times

Canada man never receives homemade food sent from India: Consumer commission orders courier company to pay over Rs 65,000; here's why

Canada man never receives homemade food sent from India after the courier company damaged the parcel mid-transit and discarded it without delivering it or returning it to the sender. A Hyderabad consumer commission has ordered NRI Air Cargo and its partners to jointly pay over Rs 65,000 in refunds, compensation,…

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Canada's Most Wanted Fugitive Finally Captured After 2-Year Manhunt and $100,000 Reward

Tresor Horimbere, one of Canada's most wanted fugitives, was arrested in British Columbia after a two-year manhunt. He faces a murder charge related to a 2024 shooting in Winnipeg.

The Independent UK

Lloyd Robertson, longtime anchor of Canada's top TV newscast, dies at 92

Lloyd Robertson, who was chief anchor of CTV National News for 27 years and became one of Canada’s most trusted journalists on the country’s top-rated nightly television newscast, has died

The Economic Times

Psychology researchers reveal how gaslighting rewires a person's sense of reality over time

Gaslighting psychology: Recent studies indicate that gaslighting operates as a gradual learning mechanism, undermining one’s grasp of reality. Individuals begin to place their trust in unexpected and unconventional behavior from others, prompting mental adjustments in expectations and resulting in confusion.

The Independent UK

Wildfire destroys about 230 homes in western Canadian Indigenous community, officials say

A fast-moving wildfire has destroyed about 230 homes in an Indigenous community in western Canada

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Donald Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ means reneging on them. That’s why Canada cannot capitulate

Donald Trump’s administration has announced plans for fresh tariffs on hundreds of Canadian goods. Covering close to $28 billion in goods, and with none of the exemptions previously covered under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), the new tariffs are a clear escalation in the American president’s beef with Canada.

The Economic Times

US and Canada Heart Health Alert: Top experts say this one breakfast nutrient in cereal may help lower heart disease risk

Millions of people in the US and Canada eat cereal for breakfast, but experts say the choice may matter for heart health. Fiber, whole grains, added sugar, saturated fat and sodium could all play a role in choosing a breakfast that supports cardiovascular health, with experts highlighting what to look…

The Conversation

5 ways to improve gynecologic care and women’s health outcomes in Canada

For decades, female-dominated medical specialties have not received the attention and funding they deserve, and gynecology is one of the most under-served surgical fields in Canada’s health-care system.

The Economic Times

Tailor's son from Andhra Pradesh secures more than Rs 1 crore AI job with Canada firm

Akhilesh Malthi has officially landed a remote AI Engineer position at Fabrantic AI, boasting an impressive annual salary of Rs 1.06 crore, courtesy of campus placements. Hailing from a humble background, with his father serving as a tailor, Akhilesh's journey exemplifies the impact of parental support and dedication to education.…

The Economic Times

As Canada moves to restrict social media for kids under 16, this 21-year-old built an app that wants users to STOP doomscrolling: Lyvio has no ads, algorithms or likes

A 21-year-old Canadian student has built Lyvio, a social media app with no ads, algorithms, likes or follower counts. The app is designed to help users escape endless scrolling and actually put their phones down. The app comes at a time when Canada is reportedly moving to restrict social media…

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USMNT Announces Must-See Rivalry Matches Following Mauricio Pochettino’s Renewal

The Stars and Stripes will take on familiar foes in October.

The Conversation

Is Canada finally investing in its rural communities? What funding for rural transit reveals

Canada has under-invested in rural communities for decades. Many analyses have delved into different aspects of rural neglect, including policy and planning at multiple scales. But a factor often overlooked is how much a funding program’s design drives where money actually goes — or doesn’t.

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