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World Cup could make football 'mainstream' in co-host CanadaCanada anticipates a cultural shift in sports with the upcoming World Cup. Football, the nation's most popular participatory sport, aims fo...- Who was Debbie Zakaib, Alexandre Taillefer’s wife and a leading voice in Quebec fashion and gastronomy and how did she die?Debbie Zakaib, Alexandre Taillefer’s wife and a celebrated Quebec personality in fashion and food, has died. She died after a brief but cha...
- Madeleine Poulin, Radio-Canada’s first female correspondent in Ottawa and Paris, dies at 87Trailblazing journalist Madeleine Poulin, Radio-Canada's first female correspondent in Ottawa and Paris, has passed away at 87. Poulin brok...
- Italy's far-right leader Meloni forms new governmentA presidential palace official announced that Meloni and her Cabinet would be sworn in on Saturday. Meloni's Brothers of Italy, a party wit...
- Avalanche on Italian Alps glacier, search parties still working as 17 unaccountedA huge part of the Italian Alps glacier broke off and ran into hikers in the north part of Italy. Search parties are going with their searc...
- Novak Djokovic leaves Australia but debate goes on in vaccine sagaDjokovic received an exemption to vaccination rules to play in the Australian Open, based on a previous coronavirus infection. But upon arr...
- COVID variant spreads to more countries as world on alertThe UK on Saturday tightened its rules on mask-wearing and on testing of international arrivals after finding two cases.
- Facebook signs copyright agreement with some French publishersThe U.S. social media giant and the Alliance de la Presse, a lobby representing leading dailies such as Le Monde, Le Figaro and Les Echos, ...
- Plane with 6 aboard crashes into vacant building near MilanFirefighters tweeted that no one other than those aboard were involved in the early afternoon crash near a subway station in San Donato Mil...
- Google's $76 million deal with French publishers leaves many outlets infuriatedThe accord follows France's implementation of the first copyright rule enacted under a recent European Union law that creates "neighbouring...
- Google and French publishers sign agreement over copyrightGoogle has only signed individual agreements with a few publications so far, including national dailies Le Monde and Le Figaro.
- Protests in Italy over new coronavirus crackdown turn violentIn the northern city of Turin, some demonstrators broke off from a peaceful protest, smashing store windows on an elegant shopping street, ...
- Chaitanya Tamhane-directorial 'The Disciple' bags prestigious FIPRESCI award at Venice Film FestThe film looks at the world of classical musicians on the fringes of success.
- What makes ‘Bangalore Days’ director Anjali Menon a rarity in Indian cinemaAnjali Menon's latest film Koode, which released on Saturday, had been much anticipated, coming after a fouryear break that Menon took to s...
- Canada Sikh minister asked to remove turban at US airportBains said that when he travels, he rarely discloses his identity as a cabinet minister, in order to better understand the travel experienc...
- Marion Cotillard slams rumours of affair with Pitt, announces pregnancyThe actress took to Instagram to refute rumours that her affair with 'Allied' co-star Brad Pitt was the cause of Brangelina's split.
- 'Bush a greater threat to peace than Kim Jong-il'The United States is seen as a threat to world peace by its closest neighbours and allies, with Britons saying President George W Bush pose...
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