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Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Addresses Unhoused Population Amidst World Cup Preparations

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Addresses Unhoused Population Amidst World Cup Preparations

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has stated the city's intention to move unhoused individuals away from downtown Atlanta and other areas, not only during the upcoming World Cup but also on an ongoing basis. This declaration comes as cities hosting large events, such as the 2026 FIFA World Cup, face scrutiny over their handling of unhoused populations. While some mayors, like Seattle's Katie Wilson, deny increased encampment removals for such events, reports from Vancouver, Canada, indicate an uptick in efforts to displace unhoused people near event venues. In Atlanta, some unhoused individuals reported being directed to 'Mormon Centers' which they described as warehouses. This approach highlights a broader trend where cities prioritize presenting a favorable image to tourists and international visitors, often at the expense of their most vulnerable residents.
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North American Semiconductor Film Manufacturing Sees Growth Driven by Domestic Capacity Expansion

North American Semiconductor Film Manufacturing Sees Growth Driven by Domestic Capacity Expansion

North American Semiconductor Film Manufacturing Sees Growth Driven by Domestic Capacity Expansion
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CARE International UK Seeks Senior Microfinance Manager to Advance Women's Economic Justice

CARE International UK Seeks Senior Microfinance Manager to Advance Women's Economic Justice

CARE International UK is actively recruiting a Senior Microfinance Manager to lead its global microfinance portfolio, Lendwithcare. This role is central to the organization's mission of fighting poverty by empowering women and girls through financial inclusion. The successful candidate will oversee partner due diligence, risk management, impact measurement, and technical support for financial service providers. They will also contribute to program strategy, fundraising, and strengthening connections with CARE's broader initiatives in women's economic justice. The position requires strong financial and analytical skills, experience in partnership management, and a commitment to responsible finance and women's empowerment. CARE International, founded in 1945, operates in over 100 countries, reaching 53.4 million people last year through nearly 1,500 projects, with a focus on gender equality and social justice.
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Rogers Communications Seeks Part-Time Evening News Producer for Alberta Operations

Rogers Communications Seeks Part-Time Evening News Producer for Alberta Operations

Rogers Communications Seeks Part-Time Evening News Producer for Alberta Operations
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Scientists Testify in Landmark Canadian Youth Climate Lawsuit, Challenging Government's Climate Action

Scientists Testify in Landmark Canadian Youth Climate Lawsuit, Challenging Government's Climate Action

In a landmark court case in Vancouver, leading Canadian climate scientists are testifying on behalf of 15 youth plaintiffs who are suing the federal government. The youth argue that Canada's insufficient response to climate change violates their constitutional rights. Dr. Simon Donner, a prominent climate scientist, testified that Canada can effectively combat climate change without catastrophic financial repercussions, emphasizing the need to transform the energy system. The government is expected to argue that Canada's actions cannot be directly linked to specific climate harms due to the global nature of climate change. This trial marks the first time a youth-led climate lawsuit against the federal government has reached a full trial in Canada.
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Nick Cave Returning to North America for 25-Date ‘Evening of Talk and Music’ in Spring

Nick Cave Returning to North America for 25-Date ‘Evening of Talk and Music’ in Spring

Eight years after touring with a combination of audience Q&As and solo music, Nick Cave will return to North America with “Conversations With Nick Cave: An Evening of Talk and Music,” a followup to his 2019 tour of the same name. This followup is set to run for 25 dates in the U.S. and Canada […]
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Canada's National Food Security Strategy Emphasizes Agri-Tech and Domestic Production

Canada's National Food Security Strategy Emphasizes Agri-Tech and Domestic Production

Canada's National Food Security Strategy, launched in June 2026, aims to bolster the nation's food system through technological advancements and increased domestic production. The strategy seeks to enhance agricultural productivity and resilience, addressing a shrinking farmer workforce and reducing reliance on imported foods. Key components include leveraging agri-tech, such as resilient and higher-yielding seeds, and advancements in greenhouses and lab-grown food, which are particularly relevant given Canada's dependence on imported fruits and vegetables. This initiative aligns with Canada's broader national security strategy, 'The Plan for a Stronger Canada,' released in October 2026, which identifies food security and emerging technologies as critical areas for building strategic domestic capabilities. The strategy also considers potential collaborations with countries like China in agri-tech, while emphasizing the need for careful oversight due to national security interests.
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Canada's unemployment rate edges up to six-month high in October

Canada's unemployment rate edges up to six-month high in October

By Promit Mukherjee OTTAWA, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Canada's unemployment rate went up to a six-month high in October and the economy lost a few thousand jobs as the private sector and full-time employment saw declines, data showed on Friday.
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Oceania Cruises Unveils 2027 Alaska Season Aboard Riviera, Featuring Diverse Itineraries

Oceania Cruises Unveils 2027 Alaska Season Aboard Riviera, Featuring Diverse Itineraries

Oceania Cruises Unveils 2027 Alaska Season Aboard Riviera, Featuring Diverse Itineraries
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Scientists discovered an unknown baby right whale off Canada. They say it's a cause for joy

Scientists discovered an unknown baby right whale off Canada. They say it's a cause for joy

Scientists who study whales are heartened by an unexpected discovery of a baby right whale off Canada
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Appointed Distinguished Fellow at Oxford University's Blavatnik School of Government

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Appointed Distinguished Fellow at Oxford University's Blavatnik School of Government

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been appointed as a Distinguished Fellow and member of the World Leaders Circle at Oxford University's Blavatnik School of Government. The announcement was made by the university on Friday. Trudeau, who led the Liberal Party from 2013 to 2025 and served as Canada's prime minister for a decade until his resignation in January 2025, will bring his extensive political experience to the prestigious institution. In his new role, he is expected to engage with students, researchers, and other former world leaders to discuss the future of global governance. The World Leaders Circle is an international network comprising former heads of government who contribute their insights to enhance governance worldwide. Professor Ngaire Woods, dean of the Blavatnik School, expressed delight in welcoming Trudeau, noting his valuable contributions to the school's mission. Trudeau is scheduled to visit Oxford later in November to commence his fellowship.
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US Treasury Sanctions Eight Canadian Firms Over Iran Cryptocurrency Dealings

US Treasury Sanctions Eight Canadian Firms Over Iran Cryptocurrency Dealings

US Treasury Sanctions Eight Canadian Firms Over Iran Cryptocurrency Dealings