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Ken Sim & ABC Vancouver Fined Over Election Rules – What You Need to Know
ABC Vancouver admitted to accepting over‑limit donations. Ken Sim’s party now faces an Elections BC investigation and potential fines. What’s…
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Canada’s First Evacuation Flight Amid Israel‑Iran Crisis
Canada’s first government‑chartered evacuation flight rescued Canadians from the Middle East as the Israel‑Iran conflict escalated.
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Fortnite Refunds Begin: What the $126M FTC Settlement Means for You
The FTC is sending over $126M in Fortnite refunds after a historic settlement with Epic Games. Here's how players and…
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Tommy Genesis Sparks Global Backlash Over “True Blue” Music Video
Canadian rapper Tommy Genesis drew fire for mixing sacred imagery in her new music video—sparking a religious symbols controversy and debate…
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Marge Simpson’s Fate Shocks Fans: Did The Simpsons Just Kill Off Marge Simpson?
The Simpsons dropped a shocking twist in its latest season finale — hinting at the death of Marge Simpson. Is…
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Shubhanshu Shukla to Fly to Space: India’s Next Astronaut Ignites a New Era
Meet Shubhanshu Shukla, India’s next astronaut, as he prepares to fly to space — a journey that marks a new…
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Why Social Media Is the Hot Topic for US Visas – What Every Indian Applicant Should Know
Discover how US visa social media screening affects Indian students & tips to prepare your DS‑160 profiles.
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How Much Will B.C. Spend to Host 7 FIFA World Cup Games?
Soccer Fever Meets Big Spending In June 2026, Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium will host seven games of the FIFA World…
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The McDonald’s DEI Boycott: Why Everyone’s Talking About It
A deep dive into the McDonald’s DEI boycott and Economic Blackout, exploring what’s driving consumer demands and how McDonald’s is…
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NYC Mayoral Primary 2025: Cuomo Concedes, Mamdani Surges — A Political Earthquake in the Making
Andrew Cuomo concedes NYC mayoral primary as Zohran Mamdani surges—ranked choice voting boosts progressive politics. What comes next?
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