Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Gander, Newfoundland, where locals had sheltered stranded American airline passengers after 9/11, expressing disappointment over the strained relationship with the U.S. amid trade disputes and sovereignty threats from President Donald Trump. Gander’s hospitality towards 6,600 passengers during the crisis showcased Canadian generosity, immortalized in the Broadway hit musical “Come from Away.” Carney emphasized the need for self-reliance and respect from the U.S., highlighting the changing dynamics between the two nations and the importance of standing firm as a sovereign country.
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Rat the size of a dog found as monster vermin run riot in Yorkshire village
A pest controller discovered a 22-inch rat in a Yorkshire village, prompting local Conservative councillors to demand action against the area's growing rodent population. They criticized the Labour-run council for inaction and called for a comprehensive vermin study, emphasizing the health risks posed by the burgeoning rat numbers. Want More Context? 🔎
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