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Global
The Vanished Bracelet of Amenemope: Inside Egypt’s Hunt for a 3,000-Year-Old Treasure
Discover how a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet of Pharaoh Amenemope disappeared from Egypt’s museum lab, what it reveals about heritage protection,…
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Family
Raising Kids in Canada 2025: How to Balance Screen Time and Outdoor Play
In 2025, Canadian parents are facing tougher choices: too much screen, too little play. Discover research-backed ways to restore balance,…
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Finance
Bank of Canada’s September 2025 Rate Move: What It Really Means for You
The Bank of Canada’s September 2025 rate cut lowers borrowing costs and impacts mortgages, savings, and inflation. Here’s what it…
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Entertainment
Robert Redford at 89: Remembering the Man Who Gave Voice to Independent Film
Robert Redford, who passed away at 89, leaves behind more than iconic roles—he gave independent film its voice. From founding…
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Local
Turning the Wheel on Danger: How Surrey’s Traffic Safety Strategy Could Save Lives
Surrey’s bold Safe Mobility Plan combines infrastructure upgrades, speed control and community action to reduce deaths and serious injuries on…
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Global
When the U.S. Reopens CUSMA: What Canada, Mexico, and Your Business Stand to Gain (or Lose)
“Explore how the upcoming CUSMA / USMCA joint review in 2026 could reshape trade rules, labor enforcement, and supply chains…
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Lifestyle
Beyond the Finish Line: How the 2025 World Athletics Championships Redefined What’s Possible
The World Athletics Championships 2025 in Tokyo redefined limits with record-breaking performances, climate challenges, and lessons for the future of…
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Global
Between Drug Fear and Duty: Unpacking the U.S. Strike on a Venezuelan-Smuggling Boat
An analysis of the recent U.S. strike on a Venezuelan drug vessel tied to Tren de Aragua: legality, motivations, human…
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Glocal
Carney vs. Poilievre: What Their Face-to-Face Reveals About Canada’s Political Crossroads
A face-to-face between Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre exposes Canada’s political crossroads: economics, trade, rising costs—and what citizens want next.
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News
A Tiny Furry Culprit: How a Squirrel Knocked Out Power in New Westminster
A squirrel caused a major power outage in New Westminster, leaving thousands without power. Here’s what happened, why it matters,…
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