O Canadá tem uma relação intrínseca entre esporte e identidade nacional, exportando modalidades como lacrosse e hóquei, e se destacando em basquete, beisebol e esportes adaptados. O país também é palco de grandes eventos internacionais e integra o automobilismo mundial.
La stratégie IA du Canada, lancée le 4 juin, est critiquée pour son optimisme sur la création d'emplois et son manque d'attention à l'impact environnemental. Le plan vise 250 000 emplois d'ici 2031 et une IA souveraine, avec des investissements dans les centres de données.
Seven active wildfires are burning near major oil sands sites in northern Alberta, raising fears of production disruption. While rain is forecast, the risk of new fires remains extreme, recalling past disruptions that significantly impacted Canada's crude oil output.
Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, is set for an October vote on potentially seeking independence, prompting PM Mark Carney to warn against the move, likening it to Brexit's risks.
加拿大總理卡尼警告亞伯達省脫離計畫的風險，將其比作英國脫歐，指出選民可能未充分了解獨立公投的後果。目前亞伯達省約30%的人支持獨立，但最新民調顯示67%選民將在法律約束力公投中投「反對票」。
Hanwha Power has signed an MOU with the University of Alberta for joint R&D in eco-friendly energy technologies, including waste heat recovery and carbon capture, as part of Canada's submarine business industrial technology cooperation program.
Canadian PM Mark Carney strongly criticized Alberta's planned independence referendum, calling it a "dangerous bluff" and comparing it to Brexit. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith aims for a vote in October, despite a judge invalidating a similar petition. Around 30% of Albertans support independence, citing Ottawa's influence on energy resources and environmental policies.
Mark Carney strongly criticized Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's plan for a referendum on separation, warning of consequences similar to Brexit and emphasizing the economic and social benefits of Canadian unity. He also highlighted concerns from environmental groups regarding a recent energy deal.
Alberta Başbakanı Danielle Smith, eyalette 19 Ekim'de Kanada'da kalıp kalmama konusunda bağlayıcı olmayan bir oylama yapılacağını duyurdu. Petrol ve enerji politikaları nedeniyle federal hükümetle gerilim yaşayan eyalette, bağımsızlık yanlısı gruplar imza topladı. Ancak tam bağımsızlık fikri azınlıkta kalırken, İlk Ulus grupları süreci mahkemeye taşıdı.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith unveiled a confusing referendum question on secession, drawing parallels to Brexit and sparking criticism from separatists, federalists, and experts alike. The move aims to quell internal party dissent but has been labeled a "national crisis" and "catastrophic."
Alberta Santuccio ha vinto l'ultima tappa stagionale di Coppa del Mondo di spada femminile a Saint Maur, Francia, battendo la statunitense Husisian 15-8 in finale. Per Santuccio è il quarto successo in carriera e la tredicesima medaglia nel circuito.
Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, will hold a public vote on October 19 to gauge support for remaining in Canada or pursuing independence. Premier Danielle Smith announced the vote follows a petition by a pro-independence group. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Alberta is essential to Canada.
Alberta will hold a referendum on Oct. 19 on whether to remain in Canada or begin the process for a binding independence vote. PM Mark Carney called Alberta "essential" to Canada, while critics like the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation and NDP leader Naheed Nenshi denounced the move.
Alberta will hold a referendum on October 19 on whether to begin the process of separating from Canada. Premier Danielle Smith announced the vote despite her personal opposition to separation, citing a court ruling that blocked a petition for a direct separation vote. Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Alberta's central role in his economic plans.
Alberta, Canada, will hold a referendum in October on whether to pursue independence from the Canadian state. The move follows a court ruling that a previous petition violated the constitution. Support for independence is around 30%, fueled by climate regulations and perceived economic burdens.
Alberta's premier plans a referendum on independence, but a judge blocked the process. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Alberta is "essential" to Canada's future, while supporting a new oil pipeline.
Alberta's premier, Danielle Smith, plans to hold a vote on initiating independence referendum talks, despite a judge blocking a previous attempt. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Alberta is "essential" to Canada's future, acknowledging separatist sentiment fueled by oil industry disputes.
Alberta's separatist movement hit a legal roadblock as a judge invalidated a petition for an independence referendum, citing a failure to consult Indigenous groups. Premier Danielle Smith criticized the ruling, while Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Alberta's importance to Canada's future.
Alberta's conservative leader, Danielle Smith, announced a non-binding vote on October 19th to explore independence from Canada, challenging Prime Minister Mark Carney's liberal government. Despite Smith's personal opposition to secession, the move taps into regionalist sentiment and Trump-aligned populism.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a non-binding vote for October 19 on whether residents wish to remain in Canada or pursue separation. The move follows a separatist campaign and a court decision that dismissed a separation petition.
Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum for October, but clarified it will not directly address secession from Canada. Voters will decide if the province should hold a binding referendum on leaving Canada, a move Smith and her government oppose.
Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum for October, not on secession, but on whether the province should hold a binding vote on leaving Canada. Smith affirmed her support for remaining in Canada, framing the vote as a strategic move to manage internal party dissent and allow voters to express dissatisfaction.
Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum in October asking residents if they want to pursue legal steps for independence from Canada. The symbolic vote could challenge Prime Minister Mark Carney amidst trade talks and national unity concerns.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum on the province's future in Canada, offering a choice between remaining a province or starting a legal process for separation. The vote follows a growing independence movement fueled by a sense of being overlooked by Ottawa.
