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Women’s Rugby World Cup final: your guide to New Zealand v England

The Red Roses face the defending champions and hosts, the Black Ferns, at Eden Park – can they justify their status as favourites?

The Guardian - UK

Steven Anderson has fingers crossed for David Wotherspoon ahead of Canada World Cup squad reveal

St Johnstone legend Anderson knows better than most the quality that Wotherspoon possesses

Daily Record

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Ireland must change law to ratify EU-Canada trade deal, court rules

Ireland's Supreme Court ruled on Friday that parliament cannot ratify the European Union's free trade deal with Canada unless laws are changed, posing a challenge to the coalition government if it wants to avoid the matter going to a referendum.

Reuters

Canada's Latin American community is growing, and universities must improve teaching about the region

This past October marked the fourth annual Latin American Heritage Month in Canada. The month recognizes the social, economic and political contributions of Latinx people in Canada and the broad demographic changes underway.

The Conversation

China calls Canadian minister's remarks contrary to fact

China's foreign ministry said on Thursday it had launched "stern representations" against Canada following the foreign minister's description of the Asian nation as an "increasingly disruptive, global power".

Reuters

Sex And The City's Kim Cattrall would 'love to go' to Eurovision in Liverpool

The actress - who was born in Liverpool before moving to Canada as a baby - plans to make an appearance at the ceremony, while visiting family in the city

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Psychedelics Investment Holder Blackhawk Growth Hosts Meeting For Potential Subsidiary Spin-Out

Blackhawk Growth Corp. (OTCMKTS: BLRZF), an investment holding company focused on acquiring and developing high-growth companies in the health, cannabis and psychedelics sectors in the US and Canada, announced it intends to complete a spin-out transaction of its wholly-owned subsidiaries MindBio Therapeutics Pty. Ltd.

Benzinga

Canada identifies international students as 'ideal immigrants' but supports are lacking

The number of international students in Canada has steadily increased over the last decade, contributing approximately $22 billion to the Canadian economy, and an estimated $5.1 billion in annual revenues to Canadian universities.

The Conversation

Canada readies new Indo-Pacific strategy amid tense China ties

Canada will soon announce a new Indo-Pacific strategy to challenge China on human rights issues while cooperating with the world's second-biggest economy on climate change and other shared goals, Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said on Wednesday.

Reuters

A Global List Of Cannabis Operators And Executives To Keep An Eye On In 2022 And Beyond

Less than 30 years after Israel became the first nation in the world to allow its citizens to use cannabis for medical purposes, the medical and adult-use cannabis markets have spread across the globe at a dizzying rate.

Benzinga

Finding a Father on Facebook Marketplace

Why prospective parents are turning to social media for sperm donations

The Walrus

Antonio Colak learns Croatia World Cup fate as Celtic and Rangers represented in final squad

Josip Juranovic and Borna Barisic will be on the plane to Qatar with Croatia set to come up against Morocco, Canada and Belgium in their group as they bid for glory.

Glasgow Live

Editorial: Greener pastures north: Canada welcomes immigrants, to our economic detriment

Since the War of 1812 ended, we’ve had a friendly rivalry with our northern neighbors. We gave them McDonald’s, Walmart, baseball, football and basketball; they gave us the Ryans (Gosling and Reynolds), Paw Patrol and ice hockey. All in good fun — yet sometimes our frozen friends really hit us…

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The Conversation

To clean up Hockey Canada, financial transparency is a must

There is a transparency issue at the root of the Hockey Canada scandal. By now, most Canadians are well aware of how the organization used funds to cover up allegations of sexual misconduct. But Hockey Canada didn’t just betray the trust of the public — it also betrayed its own…

The Conversation

Canada's public broadcaster should use Mastodon to provide a social media service

Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter and ensuing confusion has driven many to look for alternatives to the platform. One popular option has been Mastodon, a social network distributed on many servers with no central ownership.

The Independent UK

England captain Emily Rudge drawing on ‘painful experience’ ahead of PNG clash

The 30-year-old was among a 2019 touring party which suffered a shock 20-16 loss to the Orchids in Port Moresby

Daily Mirror

'My serial killer gardener left seven dead bodies in my plant pots, I had no clue'

Bruce McArthur worked as a shopping centre Santa Claus, but he was also a horrific serial killer who kept trophies from his victims - and now his story is the subject of a six-part BBC documentary

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The Independent UK

Justin Trudeau blames China for ‘aggressive’ interference in Canada’s democracy

China ‘continuing to play aggressive games with our institutions, with our democracies’, says Trudeau

The Independent UK

Extraordinary Natasha Jonas resumes ‘crazy journey’ with big-money fights on horizon

The 38-year-old takes on Canada’s Eve Marie Dicaire with a super fight on the line should she emerge victorious

Reuters

China urges Canada to stop comments that hurt ties

Canada should stop making remarks that hurt relations with China, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, referring to statements by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The Independent UK

On this day in 2004: Jason Robinson named as England’s first black captain

The match against Canada saw Robinson skipper England to a 70-0 victory, in which he scored a hat-trick of tries

The Conversation

How to prevent missing person incidents for seniors living with dementia

People living with dementia are at risk of getting lost, and go missing every day in Canada. For example, in July, a person living with dementia went missing and was found by the police under a highway bridge more than 24 hours after he was last seen.

The Guardian - US

China taking ‘aggressive’ steps to gut Canada’s democracy, warns Trudeau

The prime minister’s comments come after a news report that Beijing had funded a ‘clandestine network’ of candidates in 2019

The Conversation

Power to the people: How Canada can build a more connected and responsive Parliament

Canadian citizens, like those in many other democratic countries, struggle with a lack of trust in their federal and provincial legislatures, their major political parties and members of Parliament.

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