1.2M British Columbians have no family doctor — even as B.C. NDP touts successes

CBC - Sep 25, 2026

The NDP says its policies have connected a million people across B.C. to a family doctor. So why are so many still struggling to find one?

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What Canada's wastewater reveals about drug use in 8 cities

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New StatCan data shows sharply different drug-use patterns across eight Canadian cities, with methamphetamine elevated in parts of the Prairies and Moncton, cocaine comparatively high in Halifax and fentanyl highest in Metro Vancouver.

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The EU Just Asked Canada If We Could Be Best Buddies...Legally, And Canadians Are Responding In The Most Hilarious Way

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Travel leaders gather in the Maldives for World Travel Awards

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Fari Islands Festival 2026 brings together creativity, culture, wellness and conservation

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Travel Tech Leaders Agree: Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Tourism

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European visitors to Brazil is experiencing its best January-to-August period in two decades. In the first eight months of 2026, the country recorded 1.28 million tourist arrivals from Europe, a 14.03% increase compared to the same period in 2025.

China commits to ‘global gateway’ WTM London with largest-ever pavilion and extensive line-up

Sep 26, 2026

China commits to ‘global gateway’ WTM London with largest-ever pavilion and extensive line-up

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Endless Trails: Discover Lithuania’s Wild Side on Foot

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Beyond Lithuania’s cities lies a landscape of quiet drama: ancient forests, misty bogs, glacial lakes and dunes shaped by the Baltic winds. Best explored on foot, these wild places offer a different side of Europe — one where you can walk for hours through seemingly untouched landscapes and still be back in town by evening. The Baltic nation is attracting growing international interest with an impressive 74% of visitors. Beyond its historic cities, cultural attractions and increasingly acclaimed food scene, Lithuania offers another compelling reason to visit: an extraordinary variety of accessible natural landscapes and its dynamic seasonality.

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