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Some of the most dedicated World Cup fans skipping this year's tournament, citing costs and politics

Some of the most dedicated World Cup fans skipping this year's tournament, citing costs and politics
Soccer fans will soon crisscross continents to see their beloved national teams compete on the sport's grandest stage, the World Cup. They'll pack bars and fan zones, singing chants and debating who is going to win it all.

Some of the most dedicated World Cup fans skipping this year's tournament, citing costs and politics

National employment numbers for May from Statistics Canada, at a glance

National employment numbers for May from Statistics Canada, at a glance
A quick look at Canada's May employment figures (numbers from the previous month in brackets):

National employment numbers for May from Statistics Canada, at a glance

Liberals' grocery benefit payments start for eligible Canadians today

Liberals' grocery benefit payments start for eligible Canadians today
One of the federal Liberals' flagship affordability measures will land in the bank accounts of eligible Canadians starting today.

Liberals' grocery benefit payments start for eligible Canadians today

Solid May jobs report 'should silence the recession crowd': BMO economist

Solid May jobs report 'should silence the recession crowd': BMO economist
A surprisingly strong May jobs report has reinforced many economists' views that the Canadian economy is not in a recession.

Solid May jobs report 'should silence the recession crowd': BMO economist

Doctors and B.C. government extend labour deal by four years

Doctors and B.C. government extend labour deal by four years
The British Columbia government and the province's doctors have agreed on a four-year extension of the labour deal between the two sides.

Doctors and B.C. government extend labour deal by four years

World Cup driving spike in counterfeit goods, U.S., Canadian border officials say

World Cup driving spike in counterfeit goods, U.S., Canadian border officials say
Canadian and U.S. border law enforcement officials say they expect to see an increase in counterfeit goods linked to the World Cup.

World Cup driving spike in counterfeit goods, U.S., Canadian border officials say