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Canada blocks the importation of a dizzying array of goods, even if they're just going from one part of Minnesota to this odd appendage of the state. That includes mattresses, potted plants, livestock ...

After nearly a decade dominated by populist politics, the United Kingdom and the European Union could be set to change course. Although overly cautious, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's overtures ...

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Edmonton Tourism Awards just announced this year's winners, and this iconic landmark won attraction of the year.

To offset the Covid-induced devastation to the Indian economy, the PM, rather than handing out doles, decided to give a massive boost to infrastructure spending to spur growth and create jobs. Modi ...