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Gap between richest and poorest Canadians widened again in 2025, StatsCan says | CBC News share.google/OwrizKuAFCSy22…

Canada is replacing three immigration programs share.google/6KOZ8jRfL1b3xy…

‘Save our college’: Declines in international students affect schools share.google/s15COYnay9hlJw…

Slavery reparations: What does the UN vote mean? share.google/z9cgZuWFrxpFwY…

UN votes to recognise enslavement of Africans as 'gravest crime against humanity' share.google/WMqpfxtdMrJFcL…

Canada Shifts From Peacekeeping to Building a Strong Military - The New York Times share.google/hPEUs4SgG3wlJA…

Indians pour into streets to dance, sing and celebrate after historic T20 cricket World Cup win | The Independent share.google/MgU0HkpPGkWoOe…

Canada posts a budget deficit of C$26.14 billion over first nine months of 2025/26 | Reuters share.google/jJF0MReXofgJTe…

Zero population growth this year: Budget watchdog predicts share.google/adJlEJ9R6nzrcG…

Canada records 60% fall in new international student arrivals share.google/XguFEMknjzP3zM…

Go Team Canada!! 🍁🥇 gem.cbc.ca/hockey-canada-…

Cap on international students leading to drop in Ontario transit ridership | Globalnews.ca share.google/HYxIG6ecnYqjGJ…

Absolutely devastating news coming out of Tumbler Ridge BC. 'Our hearts are in Tumbler Ridge tonight': Canada mourns after mass shooting at B.C. high school thestar.com/news/canada/ou…

Immigration minister wants to track temporary residents' exits share.google/C7KxBSECjIHSgJ…

Canada cancels intake for two economic immigration programs thestar.com/news/canada/bu…

@thecaravanindia Garbage magazine that no one cares about.

Archives | A joint investigation by the German publication Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Venezuelan media outlet Armando Info has revealed that Vantara, owned by Anant Ambani, the youngest son of the Reliance chairperson, Mukesh Ambani, has received at least thirty-nine thousand wild animals from over thirty countries since 2022. Several of the imported animals in Vantara actually belong to species that are subject to an international trade ban, under the CITES. The report notes that Vantara has been under international scrutiny for bypassing restrictions under the CITES, possibly with cover from the Indian government. Among Vantara’s large and varied population of exotic, endangered animals are more than ninety African cheetahs, including over a dozen cubs. A 2024 investigation by Himal found that Vantara has been sourcing animals not only from private entities in India and abroad but also from state-owned zoos in Gujarat and Assam. Some state zoos have also sent to Jamnagar exotic species that were given to them after being seized from trafficking operations. In addition, state forest departments, especially in Maharashtra, have sent wildlife from mining-affected regions and sites of human–animal conflict—often related to a reduction in wildlife habitat—to the private compound, without taking into consideration the environmental and wildlife impacts from its proximity to one of the world’s largest oil refineries. The Himal investigation found that “Vantara has poached veterinary and animal-care staff from conservation NGOs across India.” Read @akhileshhpandey's April 2025 report on how the Modi government's Project Cheetah is falling apart, proving disastrous for the cheetahs and the communities forced to live alongside them: caravanmagazine.in/environment/ch…

Dharmendra news: Bollywood actor dead at 89 share.google/B167jlaYStLvtd…

Where international students are going instead of Canada share.google/J4bTII1WNSdFhw…