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Women's World Cup on course for record-breaking turnout - study

Women's World Cup on course for record-breaking turnout - study

USA

Toronto Raptors win first basketball championship in team's hist

Competition underdogs the Toronto Raptors have won their first NBA championship in the team's history

World News

'A terrible trip': Century since first non-stop transatlantic flight

No one before had achieved such a feat, but the succesful flight itself was marred with intense difficulty.

World News

2019 Women's World Cup: Canada beat Cameroon 1-0

2019 Women's World Cup: Canada beat Cameroon 1-0

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Canada

Woman "must pay" €40,000 phone bill

A Canadian woman has been asked to pay 61,000 Canadian dollars ( €40,700) for calls she claims she didn't make.

France

Watch: Canadian D-Day veterans share their memories, 75 years on

"As soon as you land, you move": some Canadian veterans have shared their memories of the D-Day landing with Euronews on the 75th anniversary of that historical day.

Canada

Inquiry slams killing of indigenous women as 'Canadian genocide'

A long-awaited report from Canada's national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls will call it a 'Canadian genocide.'

Canada

Good yarn? Red in mayor's scarf 'shows male dominance' on council

A city councillor in Quebec has picked up her knitting needles to highlight the stark difference in the time female and male councillors speak at city council meetings.

World News

US lifts steel and aluminium tariffs on Canada and Mexico

The tariffs were imposed in 2018 after Donald Trump said cheap steel in the United States posed a national security threat

Canada

Canada braces for more rain after spring floods

The city of Montreal has been under a state of emergency since Thursday.

Canada

Watch: Canada marks '50 years of progress' with LGBTQ coin

The coin marks 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the country, and features the words "Equality-Egalite".

Canada

Two Austrians dead as bodies of three climbers found in Banff, Canada

World-renowned mountaineers Hansjorg Auer, 35, and David Lama, 28, both from Austria, and Jess Roskelley, 36 from the US, were attempting to climb a challenging route in the Canadian Rockies.

Canada

Canada's Trudeau expels two ex-ministers from ruling party in bid to end scandal

Canada's Trudeau expels two ex-ministers from ruling party in bid to end scandal

USA

Priest stabbed during livestream of morning mass in Canada's largest church

Father Claude Grou, the rector of the Saint Joseph's Oratory, was taken to the hospital and is said to be stable condition.

Business

Ethiopia crash: Boeing 737 MAX back under the spotlight

Ethiopia crash: Boeing 737 MAX back in spotlight after second fatal accident

No Comment

Amazon whale carcass and Trump-Kim summit 2.0: No Comment of the week

From a whale carcass in the Amazon to the second summit of US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, take a look at our selection of the best videos from this week's No Comment section.

Canada

Canada: One severely injured in Ottawa shooting incident

One person was critically injured in a shooting at the Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre in Ottawa, Canada on Thursday morning, said police on Twitter.

Canada

United Airlines passengers delayed on board plane for 16 hours

Passengers aboard a diverted United Airlines flight described 'freezing' and 'unsafe' conditions after spending 16 hours on the tarmac at Goose Bay in Canada.

World News

Canada and China ramp up war of words over Canadian’s death sentence

Beijing and Ottawa have exchanged accusations after convicted drug smuggler Robert Lloyd Schellenberg’s 15-year jail term in China was replaced with the death penalty.

Canada

When are we truly dead? | NBC Left Field

This report looks at the debate around what it means to be dead and who gets to decide.