Sunday, September 13, 2026

Nawaz Mirza

“Summer McIntosh Sets Record, Claims Gold at Pan Pacific Swim”

Summer McIntosh clinched a gold medal on Thursday night at the Pan Pacific swimming competition in Irvine, California, marking her first-ever victory at the event. She outpaced Australia's Jenna Forrester in the women's 400-meter individual medley, setting a championship...

“Family Secrets Unveiled in Morrissey’s Memoir”

Donna Morrissey and her four siblings were reminiscing and sharing stories one evening when she had an epiphany. Growing up in Newfoundland, Morrissey and her sisters predominantly spent time indoors with their mother, while the brothers engaged in outdoor...

“Etsy Seller Battles ‘Bruh’ Trademark Drama”

When Sam Joseph Karam received an email from e-commerce platform Etsy informing him that 11 of his T-shirt designs featuring the term "bruh" were removed due to trademark infringement, he became suspicious. Karam, the owner of the U.S.-based apparel...

“Commerce Secretary Pushes for Trade Deal Modifications”

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, a key figure in President Donald Trump's cabinet, is dissatisfied with the current trade deal negotiations with Canada and is advocating for modifications as the talks reach a critical stage in Washington, according to...

“Ontario Premier’s Texas Trip Costs Taxpayers $93,000”

Documents obtained by CBC News through a freedom of information request show that the spring visit by Ontario Premier Doug Ford to Texas for discussions on trade and tariffs incurred a total expense of slightly over $93,000 for taxpayers.The...

WestJet to Pay $4.5M Settlement in Harassment Lawsuit

WestJet has agreed to pay $4.5 million to settle a sexual harassment class-action lawsuit that was initiated ten years ago and involved over 3,000 flight attendants, as confirmed by the lead plaintiff and her legal representative. The settlement terms,...

“Drought in British Columbia Threatens Salmon Population”

Parts of British Columbia are experiencing significant drought conditions this summer. In Bessette Creek, water restrictions have been imposed to safeguard salmon populations from critically low water levels. Temporary protection orders for the Salmon River watershed were initially issued,...

Inuit Women Seek Justice: Compensation for Forced Birth Control

Thousands of Inuit women in Greenland are now eligible for financial compensation following a lengthy Danish birth-control initiative that forcibly inserted intrauterine devices (IUDs). This move has sparked hope among Inuit women in Canada who have experienced similar treatment,...

“Canada Pushes for American Alcohol Return in Trade Deal Talks”

Canada's envoy to the United States emphasized in a virtual meeting on Thursday that the return of American alcohol to Canadian markets is a key requirement for finalizing a trade agreement and preventing the imposition of new tariffs. Ambassador...

“Special Olympics Golfer from Saskatchewan Scores First Hole-in-One”

A golfer from Saskatchewan achieved his first hole-in-one while competing at the National Special Olympics. Taylor Carter, residing in Regina, has been part of the Special Olympics team since 2013, with a golfing journey starting at the age of...
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