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Canada set for World Cup opener against Bosnia-Herzegovina on home soil

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Canada will play its first-ever FIFA World Cup game on home soil Friday afternoon when it takes on Bosnia-Herzegovina at

FIFA, politics, and the future of soccer

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It’s the most exciting time for soccer fans and sports lovers alike, as FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off across

Procession to be held for OPP officer killed in northern Ontario

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A procession is being held Friday in Toronto for an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer killed in the line of duty

Why the Belltown Dome is forcing Ottawa to confront a much bigger problem

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Opened in 1979, the Belltown Dome has long served as a neighbourhood recreation centre, hosting hockey, skating and community events.

After a paddleboarder’s death, how to stay safe on Ottawa’s waters

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On their way back to shore, Tania Jewkowicz and four of her friends in the Britannia Yacht Club spotted something

Carney to visit Paris, Dublin ahead of G7 summit in French Alps

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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney’s quest to strengthen Canada’s ties with Europe continues this week as he takes off

Mexico gets off to roaring World Cup start with a 2-0 win over South Africa in the opening match

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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico made an immediate impression on the largest World Cup in history, giving the roaring home

Toronto airport expansion plan won’t be released during consultations: port authority

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TORONTO — Consultations on the future of the Toronto island airport will go ahead without detailed plans on a possible

Canada coach Marsch keeps injured defender Bombito on World Cup squad

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Defender Moïse Bombito will remain on Canada’s World Cup roster, though his availability is unknown as he continues to recover