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    Canada changes limit on work permit applications during LMIA decision waits for foreign workers

    Canada has lifted the 90-day limit on certain work permit applications while employers wait for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs). This change offers eligible foreign workers increased processing flexibility, allowing them to remain in Canada while awaiting decisions. However, stringent LMIA restrictions still exist in high-unemployment regions, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the labor market.

    Naman Dhir nearly quit cricket in 2022 to move to Canada, but father urged him to stay and try for one more year

    Naman Dhir's unbeaten 42 off 15 balls helped India complete their highest successful T20 chase against New Zealand, earning praise from captain Shreyas Iyer for his composure and all-round options. Dhir's breakthrough comes after he nearly quit cricket in 2022 to move to Canada, before his father's encouragement led him to continue, make his Ranji Trophy debut and earn an IPL opportunity.

    Alberta overwhelmingly votes to remain part of Canada: What does it mean for PM Mark Carney and his feud with Trump?

    In a historic referendum, Alberta voters overwhelmingly chose to remain part of Canada, with over 75 percent saying no to independence. This reflects a strong sentiment of national unity against the backdrop of past secession attempts in Quebec. Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the result as a demonstration of Canadian solidarity, especially in light of an ongoing trade war and geopolitical pressures from the United States.

    BioWare games shutdown: Why is Electronic Arts-EA closing, laying off employees of video game developer? What will happen to Mass Effect 5, Marvel's Iron Man, Star Wars Jedi?

    BioWare games shutdown: EA also said it was restructuring the team behind skateboarding simulation "skate." into a smaller, more focused studio

    Alberta voters reject independence push in massive win for Carney as Trump's annexation threats and tariffs loom large

    Voters in Alberta overwhelmingly chose to remain part of Canada, with 76% supporting unity. The referendum was part of a broader political movement influenced by dissatisfaction with the federal government. Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed the results, emphasizing the importance of a united Canada. Despite this setback, separatist sentiments continue to linger among some Albertans. The implications of this vote may shape future political dynamics in the province.

    Fire at Canada military base kills 4, at least 39 hospitalized including 19 critical

    Four Canadian service members died and 39 others were injured during live-fire training in Alberta. The fire rapidly spread due to shifting winds, catching soldiers off guard during their exercises. Emergency medical responses involved multiple hospitals treating severe injuries, including burn victims requiring extensive care. The military is investigating the incident, while safety protocols will be reviewed based on the findings.

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