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World Cup to include 3-minute hydration breaks in each half of all games, not only in hot weather — REUTERS / fjx379

World Cup · United States

World Cup to include 3-minute hydration breaks in each half of all games, not only in hot weather

55% Center coverage: 47 sources

The 2026 World Cup will include hydration breaks during every half of competition, effectively splitting matches into four quarters, FIFA announced.See the Story

Quebec Announces Plan to Cut Environmental Assessment Times in Half — REUTERS / ixx511

Quebec Politics · Quebec

Quebec Announces Plan to Cut Environmental Assessment Times in Half

87% Left coverage: 23 sources

Quebec’s environment minister says the province will reduce the amount of time it takes to complete an environmental assessment by about half.See the Story

Gull-Masty signals go-slow approach to changing First Nations status eligibility — VINCENZO PINTO/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Canadian Politics · Canada

Gull-Masty signals go-slow approach to changing First Nations status eligibility

76% Left coverage: 21 sources

Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty says the Assembly of First Nations sent a strong signal to her government to end the second-generation cutoff in the Indian Act, but her government won’t make that change without broad consultations with leaders.See the Story

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Trump says 'We'll see' on whether to restart trade talks with Canada — REUTERS / fjx379

Trump says 'We'll see' on whether to restart trade talks with Canada — REUTERS / fjx379

Trump says 'We'll see' on whether to restart trade talks with Canada

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