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- 1Short track star Dandjinou enters Canadian long track championships●Short track star Will Dandjinou to compete in Canadian long track championships for 'change of scenery'
Canadian short track speed skating star Will Dandjinou will compete at the Canadian long track championships, saying he is looking for a 'change of scenery'. The move sees the short track specialist test himself against the country's long track skaters, drawing attention from fans curious how his speed translates to the longer oval format.
- 2Forge FC vs Pacific FC: How to Watch CPL Match Live●Forge FC vs Pacific FC Live Stream: How to Watch Canadian Premier League (Oct. 7, 2026)
Forge FC and Pacific FC meet in a Canadian Premier League match on October 7, 2026, with viewing available via live stream. The two Ontario and British Columbia sides are regular rivals in the CPL, and fans are looking up how to follow the game online as kickoff approaches.
- 3Inter Toronto Face Supra du Québec in Canadian Premier League Match●Inter Toronto vs Supra du Québec Live Stream: How to Watch Canadian Premier League (Oct. 7, 2026)
Inter Toronto are set to play Supra du Québec in a Canadian Premier League fixture on October 7, 2026. Viewers can follow the match via live stream, with Fubo among the services carrying the game. The matchup draws attention as both clubs look to strengthen their position in the league standings during the October run-in.
- 4Overlooked Canadian destination praised for once-in-a-lifetime wildlife●This overlooked Canadian destination gave me the best wildlife experience of my life
A travel writer says an overlooked destination in Canada delivered the best wildlife experience of their life, encouraging others to look beyond the country's famous parks and hotspots. The account highlights Canada's lesser-known regions as rewarding alternatives for travellers seeking close encounters with animals in uncrowded settings.
- 5Albanese decries climate injustice abroad while backing coal at home●# Australia Overseas, Albanese sees ‘the very definition of climate injustice’ – but at home, he still wants coal Adam M
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, speaking in Nadi, Fiji, called climate change 'the very definition of climate injustice' for Pacific nations facing rising seas. Critics point to a contradiction: his government opposes legal action seeking to stop a coalmine in New South Wales and continues to approve coal projects. Commenters say the gap between Australia's regional rhetoric and its domestic fossil fuel policy is widening as Pacific leaders press for stronger emissions cuts.