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Did Trump make Canada Day great again? Some observers say, in a way, yes

[published_date] Just a few years ago, Canada Day was going through a serious identity crisis. Calls to #CancelCanadaDay were trending in 2021 after preliminary findings from a ground-penetrating radar survey at a former residential school in British Columbia had found some 200 potential unmarked graves at the now-national historic site. In 2017, protesters with Idle No…

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Over 200 flights delayed at Vancouver airport this weekend

[published_date] More than 200 flights were delayed at Vancouver's airport between Saturday and Sunday, with the airport authority attributing the delays to ongoing staffing constraints at Canada's air traffic control agency. Nav Canada has been seeing ongoing issues for months, with a shortage of air traffic controllers at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) in particular regularly…

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Greyhound owner FlixBus launching daily bus trips in Sask. starting July 1

[published_date] The German busing company FlixBus says it will soon launch daily round trips between Regina, Saskatoon and North Battleford, entering a market shaken in recent years by the end of the Saskatchewan Transportation Company and Greyhound services in the Prairies. The company, which now owns Greyhound and has been running routes in other Canadian provinces since 2022,…

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Quadeville area still ‘shrouded in mystery,’ days after suspected animal attack

[published_date] As families flee urban centres for the Canada Day long weekend, one popular eastern Ontario getaway is still under a warning that children should be kept indoors or under close supervision. A suspected animal attack last week in Quadeville, Ont., left an eight-year old girl with potentially life-threatening injuries. Now there's unease among tourists and locals alike about the safety…

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Some people question FIFA World Cup benefits, while Eby says Vancouver could host more matches

[published_date] Premier David Eby says B.C. is able to host more than the seven 2026 FIFA World Cup matches planned for Vancouver, even as questions mount over transparency and the tournament's economic benefits. B.C. organizers announced on Tuesday that the cost estimate of hosting the games increased to between $532 million and $624 million. That's up from a 2024 estimate of between $483…

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