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Steven Dubois on overcoming injury to claim 500m short track bronze medal

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New ReviewSteven Dubois of Terrebonne, Que., who was injured during the national trials, breaks down his first 500-metre race of the season, in which he won bronze, at the season-opening ISU Short Track World Tour event in Montreal.
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Cameroon presidential elections: Youth frustrated at lack of young candidates

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New ReviewYoung people make up 80-percent of Cameroon’s population and many say they’re being ignored by ageing politicians.
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CBC Music Class Challenge celebrates 10 years

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New ReviewThe CBC Music Class Challenge is back on, celebrating its 10th anniversary. Each year, schools are challenged to pick a song from a list and submit a video for the cross-country competition. In past years, one of the big winners has been...
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Oh my gourd! These pumpkins are gourd-geous

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewThe annual B.C. Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off takes place on Saturday Oct. 4, at Krause Berry Farms in Langley. Farm owner Alf Krause, who has been running the farm for more than 50 years, speaks to CBC News about the event.
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Lisa Nandy's full speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool

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New ReviewThe Government is launching a UK town of culture competition, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has said. She told the Labour party conference: “Today we’re launching a brand new competition to recognise the UK town of culture, to celebrate...
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Businesses expect Ryder Cup to positively impact Westchester

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New ReviewAlthough the Ryder Cup is taking place at Bethpage State Park on Long Island, golfers like James Wright say they are proud of the competition's connections to Westchester.
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centre:mk hosts Europe’s 2025 Smart City Robotics Competition

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New ReviewThe Milton Keynes Smart City Robotics Competition, taking place at centre:mk’s Middleton Hall from 23rd–25th September 2025.
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Russian Farmer breaks national record with 969 kilo pumpkin at giant vegetable showdown

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New ReviewA Russian farmer has smashed his own national record by growing the heaviest pumpkin ever recorded in Russia, tipping the scales at a staggering 969 kilos.
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Starmer gives a speech at BAE Systems shipyard in Scotstoun

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New ReviewPrime Minister Sir Keir Starmer gives a speech to workers at BAE Systems shipyard in Scotstoun, Glasgow, after a £10 billion deal with build Norwegian warships in Glasgow was announced.
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Scenes from the National Ploughing Championships

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New ReviewScenes from the National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Tullamore in Co Offaly.
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Canada's Ethan Katzberg's 2nd world championship win 'truly special'

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New ReviewEthan Katzberg of Nanaimo, B.C., spoke with CBC Sports' Devin Heroux after successfully defending his world championship hammer throw title in Tokyo.
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It's official: Spain to withdraw from Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates

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New ReviewSpain becomes the first country among the 'Big Five', the five largest contributors to Eurovision, to formalise its withdrawal from the contest if Israel does not withdraw.
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Rink closure in Squamish forces athletes off home ice

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewParents and young athletes are stuck driving to other B.C. communities for practice, after the only rink in Squamish, B.C., has closed. As Alanna Kelly reports, the issue could still take some time to fix.
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Fianna Fail's presidential candidate Jim Gavin says he is delighted to have been chosen by the party

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New ReviewFianna Fail's presidential candidate Jim Gavin says he is "delighted" to have been chosen by the party as he described himself as a centrist republican who voted for marriage equality and to liberalise Ireland's abortion laws in 2018.
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WION ground report from export hubs

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Donald Trump’s tariff war escalates as new 50% tariffs come into effect, targeting key imports. India’s textile industry is now bracing for major disruptions and economic consequences. Here's how it could reshape global trade and impact...
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Would more airline competition fix flying in Canada?

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The fallout of a recent Air Canada strike is amplifying calls for more domestic airline competition. For The National, CBC’s Karen Paul breaks down what it would take to get more companies flying in Canada and why not everyone thinks...
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Suffolk County teen wins silver medal at 2025 International Biology Olympiad in the Philippines

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Eric Liu is an incoming junior at Ward Melville High School in East Setauket. At the international level, he traveled to the Philippines for the 2025 International Biology Olympiad.
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More than 2,800 swimmers cross continents in Istanbul’s Bosphorus event

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Thousands of swimmers crossed the Bosphorus on Sunday as Istanbul hosted the 37th Intercontinental Swimming Race, an annual event linking Asia and Europe in open water.
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Some of Canada's top bobsledders are in Calgary to train

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It may be the middle of summer, but Canadian bobsledders are hard at work. They're taking part in a competition that's all about getting off to a great start.
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Māori archers compete at World Archery Youth Championships

9th - Higher Ed
The 2025 World Archery Youth Championships are in Winnipeg and two Māori archers are competing.
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Brooklyn woman places in Top 5 at Miss New York USA, traces roots back to Bed-Stuy HS

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Monalesa Brackett says she was 17 when she competed in her first pageant, with her mother by her side, who supported her every step of the way.
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Around 30 youth stuck in South Korea amid Air Canada strike

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After winning 15 awards at the FIRA RoboWorld Cup in South Korea, the Team Canada delegation — including about 30 children — say they are stuck in Seoul after Air Canada cancelled their flights home. Thousands of Air Canada flyers are...
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The Big Squeeze returns to Whitehorse Wednesday

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The Big Squeeze is back. Businesses and organizations are putting the "squeeze" on the competition for a good cause. The organizations will set up lemonade stands across the city Wednesday as an annual fundraiser for Big Brothers Big...
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Reform councillor steps down after a month so wife can enter garden competition

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A local councillor has stepped down so his wife can enter their town’s garden competition, saying he would do anything for her happiness. Tony Hewitt was a Reform councillor on Ferryhill Town Council in County Durham for a month, but he...