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The US army built a 1,500-mile Alaska Highway through wilderness in just eight months during World War II

Imagine building a 1,500-mile road across frozen forests, high mountains, swamps and permafrost in less than a year. It sounds like an impossible engineering task, but that is exactly what the U.S. Army did during World War II. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers website, one of the…

The Times of India

In 1783, a flawed map helped leave part of Minnesota cut off by Canada; today, Northwest Angle residents often drive through Canada to reach the rest of the state

An 18th-century cartographic error created the Northwest Angle in Minnesota. This geographical anomaly requires travel through Canada to reach the mainland. Negotiators of the 1783 Treaty of Paris relied on inaccurate maps of the region. Later agreements preserved this unusual border, creating a practical exclave. Today, residents and tourists navigate…

The Times of India

Chinese activist held by Thailand arrives in Canada

A Chinese activist detained in Thailand has arrived in Canada, a month after police prevented her boarding a flight from Bangkok to Vancouver, according to supporters.

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US to close missions in Canada, Japan and Indonesia: Report

Five US diplomatic missions face closure in a rare downsizing of America’s overseas presence that is not linked to a specific geopolitical event, according to people familiar with a notice sent to Congress late last week.

The Times of India

UN rights experts raise alarm over threats to Sikh activist Moninder Singh in Canada

UN experts concerns also relayed to India after as Moninder Singh faces imminent threat to his life

The Independent UK

India's next billion dollars from abroad may depend on easier visas

India's record remittance boom faces a new long-term challenge as tighter immigration policies in developed economies threaten the pipeline of future migrants. While experts see no immediate risk to inflows, they warn that future growth could become increasingly dependent on visa regimes and skilled migration trends.

The Economic Times

Apex Legends ENC Qualifiers Finals: Scores, teams, and more

40 teams are going to the Finals this November.

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Prospective Legal Challenges to Trump's Section 338 Tariffs Against Canada

A guest post by Georgetown legal scholars Peter E. Harrell and Jennifer Hillman.

Reason

Canada’s innocent-looking ‘butcher bird’ looks harmless but mercilessly stabs its prey on thorns and barbed wire: Meet the tiny songbird with a terrifying hunting secret, now facing threats in Saskatchewan

Canada’s innocent-looking northern shrike, nicknamed the “butcher bird,” has a shocking hunting habit that makes it unlike most songbirds. The tiny predator kills insects and small animals before impaling its prey on thorns, barbed wire and other sharp surfaces. Here’s why this unusual Canadian bird has earned its gruesome reputation.

The Economic Times

F1 2026 qualifying head-to-head at summer break

Here's how things stand in the 2026 team-mate duels going into the summer break after Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix

Motorsport

Trump teases new ‘punishment’ for Canada over wildfire smoke

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The Independent UK

3,900-kg SpaceX rocket to smash into the Moon on August 5: When and where to watch the rare impact from the US and Canada, why astronomers are tracking it and what happens next

A 3,900-kg SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage is set to slam into the Moon at around 2.43 km/s on August 5, creating a rare lunar impact that astronomers hope to capture. Here’s the exact impact time, where people in the US and Canada may be able to watch, and what…

The Economic Times

Trump says he’s decided on a punishment for Canada over wildfire smoke blanketing the US: ‘You’ll find out’

Trump has accused Canada of mismanaging its forests and previously vowed the country would be ‘held responsible’ for the smoke

The Independent UK

Canadians Slashed U.S. Travel by a Quarter in 2025 — and $3 Billion Didn't Come Back

Canadian trips to the U.S. fell 25% in 2025 amid tariffs and "51st state" talk, costing border towns billions as travelers redirected spending.

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Cycling News

'At my very best, I certainly have a chance' – Wout van Aert confident in World Championships road race bid after rediscovering top form before Vuelta a España

Belgian star says 'Tadej and Remco are two different types than me' as he looks towards Worlds in Montreal, Canada

The Conversation

Canada’s energy transition needs a more diverse workforce

Canada’s transition to a low-carbon energy system is creating one of the fastest-growing labour markets in the country. Yet despite strong job growth projections, a predicted workforce shortfall looms in a sector where salaries often surpass average earnings.

The Conversation

China is claiming the right to punish its critics anywhere on Earth

On July 1, China brought into force its Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress, converting a decade of Xi Jinping’s doctrine of “forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation” into binding law.

The Independent UK

Extreme heat driving British tourists away from the Med. Here’s where they’re going instead

Norway, Canada and Scotland have seen a rise in summer holiday searches

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The Independent UK

Canada’s WestJet forced to cancel flights as thousands of flight attendants strike

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The Economic Times

Canada new laws and rules in August 2026: Major changes to banking, cosmetics and colleges could affect students, shoppers and newcomers

Canada introduces ten significant federal laws and rule changes starting August 2026. Student grants remain higher, while private college eligibility faces restrictions. A new registry for foreign influence begins, and military sexual offenses move to civilian courts. Real-time payment rules are established, and cosmetic labels will list more fragrance allergens.…

The Independent UK

Flight attendants at Canada’s second-biggest airline go on strike

Over 300 flights had been canceled as of early Sunday, disrupting travel plans for many during a holiday weekend in Canada

The Economic Times

WestJet strike cancels more than 300 flights across Canada, leaving thousands of travelers facing major holiday weekend disruption — what passengers need to know

WestJet strike update today: The WestJet strike has canceled more than 300 flights across Canada, disrupting holiday weekend travel for thousands of passengers. With both sides willing to return to negotiations, travelers are now watching closely for updates on when the strike could end and when flights may return to…

Fortune

Trump just invoked a 1930 tariff law no president has ever used — against Canada

The administration’s evidence supporting the tariffs is weak at best.

The Guardian - US

Trump is determined to pursue his trade war – and he may be difficult to stop

The president’s minions have trawled the statutes to restore roadblocks to trade. The invocation of Smoot-Hawley looks especially dangerous

TechRadar

How to watch Naked and Afraid: Shipwrecked – stream survival show all-star spin-off

12 N&A all-stars, dropped into the ocean in the dead of night must find a way to survive on a remote Philippine island. Here's how to watch Naked and Afraid: Shipwrecked online from anywhere.

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