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US Lawmakers Warn Bangladesh Ahead of Elections
US lawmakers caution Bangladesh against banning political parties and using a flawed tribunal ahead of elections. Key figures express concerns over democratic integrity. Read the full report.
US Lawmakers Concerned Over Bangladesh Political Crisis
Five US Congress members express deep concern over Bangladesh's political climate, urging the interim government to ensure free and fair elections. Read their full appeal.
US Lawmakers Condemn Killing of Hindu Man in Bangladesh
US lawmakers condemn the brutal killing of a Hindu man in Bangladesh. Read about the international outcry and demands for justice and religious freedom.
Canada's TSX Soars to Record High on Stimulus Hopes
Canada's TSX index surged 1% to a record high of 31,755.77, driven by tech and materials stocks. Investors bet on rate cuts and government stimulus to boost earnings. Read more.
Loonie Steady, Retail Sales Fall 0.2% in October
Canadian dollar stabilises against USD despite weak retail sales. Oil prices rebound, bond yields rise. Get the full analysis of BoC's next move and market impact.
Canada Keeps Bank Capital Rules Unchanged, C$60B Excess
Canada's financial regulator holds capital buffer steady at 3.5%, revealing big banks have C$60 billion in excess capital. Read how this impacts lending and economic growth.
Canada's Population Declines in Q3 2025 Due to Policy Shifts
Canada's population fell by 0.2% in Q3 2025, the first drop since 2020. The decline is linked to new caps on international student permits. Read the full analysis.
Violent Brawl Among Women Lawmakers in Mexico Congress
A live session of Mexico City Congress descended into chaos as women lawmakers from PAN and Morena parties brawled, pulling hair and throwing punches. Watch the shocking video and get the full story.
Canada's Bill C-3: Historic Citizenship Reform for Diaspora
Canada's Bill C-3, effective Dec 15, 2025, grants citizenship to those previously excluded by the first-generation limit. Learn about the new 'substantial connection' rule for future births abroad.
Women Lawmakers Brawl in Mexico City Congress
A physical fight erupted between women legislators in Mexico City's Congress during a debate on transparency reforms. Watch the shocking incident and its political fallout.
Kelowna's 11% Unemployment Rate Defies Canada's Job Growth
Kelowna's unemployment rate hits 11%, a sharp contrast to Canada's addition of 54,000 jobs. Explore the local economic downturn and its causes. Read more for insights.
US-Canada Alert: China-Linked Hackers Target Govt, IT with Malware
US and Canadian cybersecurity agencies issue a joint advisory warning of Chinese state-backed hackers using 'Brickstorm' malware to infiltrate government and IT networks for long-term access and potential sabotage. Read the full report.
TSX Falls 0.5%, Canada Adds 53,600 Jobs in November
Canada's main stock index retreated from a record high, closing down 0.5% at 31,311.41. However, strong jobs data showing 53,600 new positions in November boosted economic optimism. Read the full analysis.
Canada's Big Banks Raise Bonus Pools 15% for FY25
Canada's top lenders increased bonus reserves by 15% for fiscal 2025, driven by active capital markets and volatile trading. Discover which banks led the hikes and why.
TSX Hits Record High on Strong Bank Earnings
Canada's S&P/TSX Composite index surged 1% to a record close of 31,477.57, driven by stronger-than-expected earnings from major banks like CIBC and TD. Read the full analysis.
42 US Lawmakers Seek Sanctions on Pakistan Over Rights Crisis
A group of 42 US lawmakers urges sanctions against Pakistan's military and civilian leadership over a severe human rights crisis. Read the full details of the bipartisan demand.
US Lawmakers Seek Visa Bans on Pakistani Officials
A group of 42 US Congress members urges Secretary Blinken and Senator Rubio to impose visa bans and asset freezes on Pakistani officials involved in transnational repression against dissidents.
PM Modi Meets Assam Lawmakers, Reviews Scheme Data
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a key meeting with lawmakers from Assam, a state set for polls in 2026. He specifically sought enrolment data for central welfare schemes targeting women and children.
2018 Canadian World Junior Players: Where They Are Now
After acquittal in Hockey Canada trial, Carter Hart, Michael McLeod, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dube, and Cal Foote resume pro careers. See their new teams and contracts.
Ruby Dhalla Receives Dhee Punjab Di Award in Phagwara
Former Canadian MP Ruby Dhalla was honoured with the prestigious Dhee Punjab Di award in Phagwara for her global achievements and community service. Read about the ceremony and her inspiring message.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding's Drug Empire Exposed
Former Olympic boxer Ryan Wedding led a massive Indo-Canadian drug smuggling network, moving cocaine and heroin across continents. Exclusive investigation reveals the shocking details.
TSX Hits Record High, Gains 3.7% in November
Canada's TSX index reached a record high of 31,382.78, gaining 3.7% in November. Gold and silver prices surged, boosting materials stocks. Discover market insights and banking sector outlook.
Deloitte's $1.6M Canadian Report Flagged for AI Errors
Deloitte's $1.6 million healthcare report for Canadian government faces AI error allegations weeks after similar Australia scandal. Read about the citation issues and global implications.
Kapil Sharma on Canada cafe attacks: Parliament discussed
Kapil Sharma reveals his Canadian cafe faced three shootings but gained more customers after each incident. The matter reached Canadian parliament as he remains positive about the outcome.
Kapil Sharma's Canada Cafe Targeted in Multiple Shootings
Kapil Sharma reveals his Canadian cafe survived 3 shootings, sparking parliament discussion on law and order. Read how the incidents brought positive change.
Couple hikes through snowstorm for viral wedding photos
Melissa and Devon braved a snowstorm for their Banff National Park wedding. Their stunning viral photos show incredible commitment. See their amazing story!
Couple hikes in snowstorm for viral wedding photos
Canadian couple Melissa and Devon hiked 30 minutes through a snowstorm to get married at Banff National Park. Their stunning wedding photos have gone viral worldwide.
Penny Oleksiak suspended for missing doping paperwork
Canadian Olympic star Penny Oleksiak faces provisional suspension for missing anti-doping paperwork deadlines, not banned substances. Learn why whereabouts rules matter in elite sports.
FBI Questions Democrats on Military Order Warnings
FBI seeks interviews with Democratic lawmakers who warned US troops to reject illegal orders. Investigation focuses on potential election interference concerns.
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