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Canada makes soccer history this afternoon, hosting its first-ever men's World Cup match in Toronto against Bosnia—Herzegovina.
Prime Minister Mark Carney lands in Paris to meet with Emmanuel Macron ahead of a high-stakes G-7 summit dominated by global trade and conflict.
Under pressure from Washington, Ottawa is expected to table new legislation cracking down on imports tied to forced labour.
The U.S. Supreme Court blocks the execution of an Alabama inmate by nitrogen gas — keeping a lower court ruling that the method is unconstitutional.
Public health teams in Toronto and Vancouver scale up wastewater and disease surveillance to protect World Cup crowds.
Rock legends Big Wreck headline the opening day of World Cup fan festivals launching coast-to-coast today.
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