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Why Vicinity Motor Is Trading Higher By Over 65%; Here Are 26 Stocks Moving Premarket

Gainers Vicinity Motor Corp. (NASDAQ: VEV) rose 65.4% to $1.72 in pre-market trading. Vicinity Motor started deliveries of the first Class 3 electric truck to roll off the assembly line in Canada.

Benzinga

Meet the two Scottish women heading to the World Masters Powerlifting Championships

TWO women from West Lothian are set to compete in the World Masters Powerlifting Championships in Canada.

The National (Scotland)

Black bear attacks family on trail, critically injuring two women

A family on a sunset hike Monday in British Columbia, Canada, fell under vicious attack by a black bear, leaving two of the four family members critically injured

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Air Canada condemned for claiming Covid restrictions on travel were ‘not justified by science’

The airline’s executive vice-president and chief operating officer’s remarks were widely criticised on Twitter

The Independent UK

St Johnstone will not run a risk with David Wotherspoon at Kilmarnock

ST JOHNSTONE midfielder David Wotherspoon could make his long-awaited comeback at Kilmarnock after overcoming a minor setback – but the Canada…

The National (Scotland)

Canada sets up C$300 million recovery fund for storm-hit eastern provinces

The Canadian government has set up a C$300 million ($220.4 million) fund to help Atlantic provinces and parts of Quebec recover from destruction left behind by storm Fiona last month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Analysis-Canada top court ruling on asylum-seeker pact with U.S. may have ripple effects, lawyers say

A years-long fight over what Canada owes would-be refugees will have its day in the country's highest court Thursday and the decision could have implications beyond the asylum system, affecting how Canada's laws are challenged and how people prove their rights have been breached.

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HSBC explores sale of Canadian operations after calls for break-up

HSBC has come under pressure from its largest shareholder to improve profits

Evening Standard

Ringo Starr tour on hold as he recovers from Covid-19

Ringo Starr has tested positive for Covid-19, forcing the former Beatle to cancel several scheduled concerts in Canada with his All Starr Band

The Independent UK

Twitter Blue Subscribers Getting Edit Feature

Twitter on Monday said a feature to edit tweets is being rolled out to those subscribing to its Blue service in Australia, Canada and New Zealand. The long-awaited editing tool test "went well," so it is being made more widely available, the San Francisco based tech firm said in a…

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After divisive campaign, Quebec's Legault eyes unity in second term

Coalition Avenir Quebec leader Francois Legault, the former airline executive turned politician who is projected to win re-election as premier of Quebec, Canada has a new goal after running what experts called a "divisive" campaign: being a unifier.

Reuters

Thai spikers look to continue hot run, reach quarter-finals

Thailand begin their second-round campaign against Canada at the FIVB Women's World Championship on Tuesday as they aim to reach the quarter-finals.

Bangkok Post

Ringo Starr tour on hold as he recovers from COVID-19

Ringo Starr has tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the former Beatle to cancel several scheduled concerts in Canada with his All Starr Band

The Independent UK

Canada Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Iran Citing Death of Mahsa Amini

Canada imposed fresh sanctions on Iran on Monday for alleged human rights violations, including the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old from Iranian Kurdistan who died while in custody of Iran's "morality police," the Canadian government said. "These sanctions are in response to gross human rights violations that have been…

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Canada imposes fresh sanctions on Iran citing death of Mahsa Amini

Canada imposed fresh sanctions on Iran on Monday for alleged human rights violations, including the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old from Iranian Kurdistan who passed away after being taken into custody by Iran's "morality police," the Canadian government said.

The Conversation

Indigenous food sovereignty requires better and more accurate data collection

Indigenous communities are increasingly investing in agriculture to sustain their cultures and economies. Indigenous Peoples have a long history with agriculture — a history that wasn’t always recognized.

The Hindu

BJP expresses concern over vandalisation on Hindu community in Canada

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) also issued an advisory for Indian citizens

The Street

McDonald's Menu Adds a (Very) New Take on an Old Favorite

The fast-food giant has been hesitant to make changes like this, but Wendy's bold move may have forced it to.

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Lauren Jackson delivers one last time in her Australian Opals farewell at FIBA World Cup

Lauren Jackson gave fans a final reminder of her greatness as she helped the Opals secure the bronze medal at the FIBA Women's World Cup in Sydney, writes Hayley Wilde.

AAP

Jackson on fire as Opals win WC bronze

Lauren Jackson has put on a clinic in her final game for the Opals as Australia clinched bronze at the women's basketball World Cup in Sydney.

ABC News

Lauren Jackson ends Opals career on a high as Australia claims FIBA World Cup bronze, USA defends title

Lauren Jackson produces one last vintage performance for the Opals to lead Australia to victory over Canada in the bronze medal game at the FIBA Women's World Cup, while the USA wins gold.

AAP

Jackson confirms Opals exit after WC

Lauren Jackson will play her last game for the Opals in the World Cup bronze-medal match against Canada on Saturday afternoon.

Dublin Live

Fundraiser launched to help Dublin man seriously injured in horror electric scooter crash in Canada

Niall Farrelly, 27, sustained internal bleeding on the brain, and fractured jaw and skull following an electric scooter accident in Vancouver

WEKU

The U.S. women's basketball team will face China in the World Cup gold-medal game

Breanna Stewart and the United States used a dominant defensive effort to beat Canada and reach the gold-medal game of the World Cup for the fourth consecutive tournament.

Benzinga

Orange Shirt Day? What To Know About Canada's National Day For Trust And Reconciliation

In Canada, Sept. 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to honor and commemorate residential school survivors and the indigenous children who never came home.

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