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Murder charges laid after Canada festival crowd ramming

Murder charges laid after Canada festival crowd ramming

A man with "mental health issues" has been charged with attempted murder after a car was rammed into a crowd at a Filipino festival in Vancouver, Canada.

Canada election candidates make their final pitches

Canada election candidates make their final pitches

Canada election candidates make their final pitches

Canada election candidates make their final pitches

As Canada reels from an attack at a festival in Vancouver in which 11 people died, the candidates in the nation's election have finished their campaigns.

Canada PM pauses campaign events after festival tragedy

Canada PM pauses campaign events after festival tragedy

Canada PM pauses campaign events after festival tragedy

Canada PM pauses campaign events after festival tragedy

Canada's prime minister has paused his election campaigning after a car ploughed into a crowd at a festival in Vancouver, killing at least nine people.

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Nine dead after car drives into Canada festival crowd

Nine dead after car drives into Canada festival crowd

A man has been arrested after he allegedly drove a car into revellers at a Filipino street festival in Vancouver, killing nine people and injuring others.

Carney calls snap vote, says Trump has sights on Canada

Carney calls snap vote, says Trump has sights on Canada

Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a snap election asking for a mandate to tackle US President Donald Trump who he says wants to "own" Canada.

US aligns with G7, urges Russia to accept ceasefire

US aligns with G7, urges Russia to accept ceasefire

Fears the US would continue to draw away from the West were unfounded at the G7 summit, as it joined allies in warning Russia to accept the proposed ceasefire.

Mark Carney sworn in as Canada PM, facing Trump tariffs

Mark Carney sworn in as Canada PM, facing Trump tariffs

As he was sworn in as Canada's newest prime minister, ex-central banker Mark Carney promised to build "a government that meets the moment".

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Mark Carney wins race to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM

Mark Carney wins race to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM

Mark Carney wins race to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM

Mark Carney wins race to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM

Former central banker Mark Carney has launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump after winning the race to succeed Justin Trudeau as Canada's prime minister.

Aussie women snare bronze in world series rugby sevens

Aussie women snare bronze in world series rugby sevens

Aussie women snare bronze in world series rugby sevens

Aussie women snare bronze in world series rugby sevens

Australia's women have claimed the bronze medal at the Rugby SVNS tournament in Vancouver, while their male compatriots finished seventh.

Australia's women bounce back to book sevens semi berth

Australia's women bounce back to book sevens semi berth

Australia's women bounce back to book sevens semi berth

Australia's women bounce back to book sevens semi berth

Australia's women have set up a semi-final against top-ranked New Zealand in the sevens tournament in Canada, recovering from their first-ever loss to Brazil.

Brazil topple Aussie rugby women in sevens sensation

Brazil topple Aussie rugby women in sevens sensation

Brazil topple Aussie rugby women in sevens sensation

Brazil topple Aussie rugby women in sevens sensation

Australia's rugby sevens women, the World Series champions, have been beaten by Brazil in Vancouver in one of the game's great shocks.

All on board survive after jet flips at Canada airport

All on board survive after jet flips at Canada airport

All on board survive after jet flips at Canada airport

All on board survive after jet flips at Canada airport

Authorities are investigating after plane flipped while touching down and ending up on its roof at Toronto’s international airport, injuring 18 people.

Prince Harry's Invictus Games kicks off in Vancouver

Prince Harry's Invictus Games kicks off in Vancouver

Prince Harry's Invictus Games kicks off in Vancouver

Prince Harry's Invictus Games kicks off in Vancouver

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and Katy Perry were among the musicians who performed at the 2025 Invictus Games opening ceremony in Canada.

Australian Laura Peel wins another World Cup aerials

Australian Laura Peel wins another World Cup aerials

Australian Laura Peel wins another World Cup aerials

Australian Laura Peel wins another World Cup aerials

Australian aerial skiers Laura Peel and Airleigh Frigo have both finished on the podium at the World Cup meet in Canada.

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Peel flies high to win aerial World Cup gold

With the next Olympics looming, Australia's winter athletes continue to shine, with aerial skier Laura Peel a big winner while Matt Graham won moguls silver.

Canadian PM blames party infighting for early exit

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he plans to step down as leader of his governing Liberal Party after nine years in power.

Canadian PM expected to announce resignation as leader

Justin Trudeau reportedly plans to quit as Canada's prime minister within days as his Liberal Party faces a heavy election loss to the Conservatives.

Canadian PM loses key ally, looks set to be booted

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership is in trouble after a key ally vowed to present a no-confidence motion.

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Canada apologises to Inuit communities for killing dogs

The Inuit of northern Quebec have received an apology from the Canadian government for the slaughter of their sled dogs decades ago.

Australian ice skaters collect first Grand Prix medal

Anastasia Golubeva and Hektor Giotopoulos Moore have finished third in the pairs at Skate Canada to win Australia's first grand prix medal.

Canada boots India diplomats, links them to Sikh murder

India's top diplomats have been expelled by Canada over alleged involvement in murder and other acts of violence against South Asian dissidents.

Scott vows to continue career-long Presidents Cup quest

The US have beaten the International team 18.5 to 11.5 in Montreal to claim golf's Presidents Cup for a 10th straight time.

Americans hit back, take 11-7 Presidents Cup lead

The US will take an 11-7 lead into the final day singles matches at the Presidents Cup in Montreal after dominating day 3 by winning six of the eight matches.

Scott, Day help Internationals to Presidents Cup sweep

The International team has produced a sweep of their own to level the Presidents Cup, with the tie against the Americans now heading into the weekend at 5-5.

Scott to regroup after US sweep Presidents Cup day one

Australia's Adam Scott says the Presidents Cup isn't over despite the United States sweeping to a 5-0 lead over the International team on the opening day.

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