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Canada Names 15-Member Squad for T20 World Cup 2026, Bajwa to Lead

Canada Names 15-Member Squad for T20 World Cup 2026, Bajwa to Lead
Young all-rounder Dilpreet Bajwa will captain Canada in its second T20 World Cup appearance as the team prepares to face cricket's elite in India and Sri Lanka

Canada Names 15-Member Squad for T20 World Cup 2026, Bajwa to Lead

Op-Sindoor not yet completely over, fight against terror will continue: Rajnath Singh

Op-Sindoor not yet completely over, fight against terror will continue: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday asserted that Operation Sindoor is not yet over, declaring that India’s efforts for peace will continue until the ideology of terrorism is completely eradicated. 

Op-Sindoor not yet completely over, fight against terror will continue: Rajnath Singh

Campbell-era minister Iain Black joining B.C. Conservative leadership race

Campbell-era minister Iain Black joining B.C. Conservative leadership race
Iain Black, a former minister in the British Columbia government of Gordon Campbell, is joining the race to lead the provincial Conservatives.

Campbell-era minister Iain Black joining B.C. Conservative leadership race

Five topics other than trade that could come up during Carney's China visit

Five topics other than trade that could come up during Carney's China visit
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Beijing this week for meetings with President Xi Jinping and other officials. Upon arriving in China Wednesday, Carney said he was "ready to build a new partnership" with the country.

Five topics other than trade that could come up during Carney's China visit

B.C. and feds enter lumber understanding with China during Carney visit

B.C. and feds enter lumber understanding with China during Carney visit
British Columbia's Forests Ministry has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Chinese government to boost research, development and promotion of modern wood construction in creating green buildings in China.

B.C. and feds enter lumber understanding with China during Carney visit

Schools closed, commuters facing delays as heavy snow blankets southern Ontario

Schools closed, commuters facing delays as heavy snow blankets southern Ontario
Schools were closed and commuters faced severe delays on Thursday morning as heavy snow continued to hammer much of southern Ontario, blocking streets and forcing cars into ditches. 

Schools closed, commuters facing delays as heavy snow blankets southern Ontario