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The Canadian government is preparing to drop the COVID-19 vaccine mandate at the border as early as the end of September, government sources have told Global News. In addition, sources also say that use of the controversial ArriveCAN app to provide vaccination information to border officials would become optional once the restrictions are lifted. As Kamil Karamali reports, the plan still needs to be finalized by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau before the change can be made official. But the lifting of these restrictions would likely provide additional relief to many travellers who have faced hurdles entering Canada, including those who haven’t received a COVID-19 vaccine.

Relief from rising inflation may soon be on its way for Canadians. Interruptions caused by the pandemic and the war in Ukraine have spiked the cost of goods and services. But some experts say relief from rising inflation may soon be on its way.

A day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy strongly criticized Canada over its decision to allow a Canadian company to return turbines from a Russian pipeline that supplies natural gas to Germany, the Ukrainian World Congress says it plans to sue Canada over the decision. “This was a very difficult decision, but we have seen Russia consistently try to weaponize energy as a way of creating division among the allies, of undermining the general population’s support for this essential effort in Ukraine that governments support,” Trudeau told reporters in Kingston, Ont. Wednesday.

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton breaks down how Tuesday night’s results in the U.S. midterm elections might be felt north of the border.

Canadian, U.S. and allied diplomats met in Bangkok to condemn North Korea for firing a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile, calling for a united response.

At least 10 people are dead and 15 others hospitalized after a series of stabbing attacks in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, police said Sunday. The stabbings occurred in 13 separate locations throughout James Smith Cree Nation and in the village of Weldon, police said. At least 10 people were killed and 15 wounded in multiple knife attacks in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Canadian police say knife attacks have happened in 13 locations across Saskatchewan. They are currently searching for two suspects in connection with knife attacks.

CSIS is among a group of international spy agencies investigating ‘credible’ death threats originating from Iran against people abroad — including in Canada.

A major winter storm is hitting the Niagara region with as much as 1.5 metres of snow. Adrian Ghobrial reports.

In Niagara Falls, another 15-30 cm of snow is expected on Saturday night. Earlier in the day, 195 cm of snow fell in Orchard Park, N.Y. burying cars and covering the streets in the same lake-effect snow squall. Tomorrow, the winds shift and might bring the snow to the north end of Toronto, which hasn’t seen much snow as of yet.

Some better than expected news today about the cost of living in Canada — despite the high price of gasoline, inflation is holding steady in October and some grocery prices began to level out. Economists were expecting worse, but inflation still remains hot at 6.9 per cent for the second month in a row. Some items are seeing price increases due to exacerbating factors. Lettuce rose over 30 per cent during the month of October, partially due to a key California region being hit with diseased crops in a growing season already impacted by drought and extreme heat. With inflation still elevated, money markets expect yet another rate hike from the Bank of Canada in December.

As Heather Wright reports, Canada is set to play in its first World Cup match since 1986 on Wednesday against Belgium.

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The average rent price in Canada has increased to nearly $2,000 a month according to Rentals.ca, leaving renters scrambling to find an affordable place to live while higher mortgage rates are forcing some landlords to make tough decisions.

A tense exchange between China's President Xi Jinping and Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been caught on camera at the G20 summit meeting in Bali. It follows information of a meeting between the two countries discussing relations being leaked to the media. The event added to already strained relations between the two nations after Canada detained a Huawei executive in 2018, which was followed by China arresting two Canadians on spying charges.

A co-ordinated terror attack in Jerusalem left a Canadian teen dead and 18 others injured after two explosions went off near a bus stop.

China's president, Xi Jinping. confronted the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, at the G20 leaders' summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Police say a Walmart manager opened fire inside his store in Chesapeake, Va., killing at least six people, in the second high-profile mass shooting to rock that country in less than a week. The suspect in the first one, at an LGBTQ bar in Colorado, has now appeared in court.

Russia's latest missile strikes on Ukraine have killed multiple people including a two-day-old baby and caused power outages in several cities, including in neighbouring Moldova. Ukraine is urging its population to be prepared for prolonged blackouts.

From unbridled excitement to nail-biting anxiety, fans across the country were with Team Canada every step of the way as they played their first match at the 2022 World Cup.