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The host of the opening game in 2026, Mexico City, also hosted the final in 1986, when Diego Maradona and Argentina beat West Germany 3-2.

What you need to know about travel to the FIFA World Cup

The US, Canada and Mexico will host the 2026 edition of the most-watched sporting event on the planet – the FIFA World Cup. But will cup travel be simple?

  • Julietta Jameson

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The iconic Peace Bridge … the Plus 15 Skywalk network has grown to more than 16 kilometres of elevated, climate-controlled walkways.

The world’s most extensive skywalk system is an astonishing maze

Calgary’s snowy footpaths seem oddly quiet at first take. If you’re wondering where all the locals are, just look up.

  • Kerry van der Jagt
Canadians are not happy about being residents of “the 51st state”.

‘He wants to break us’: Canada’s newbie PM calls snap election as Trump looms large

Canadians will go to the polls at the end of April in an election that will be as much about their neighbour as their own country.

  • Michael Koziol
Canyon Spirit.

Iconic train gets a new name as it moves into new regions

The famed Rocky Mountaineer scenic train’s new routes, beyond Canada’s borders, have facilitated a name change.

  • Julietta Jameson
Canadians are not happy about being residents of “the 51st state”.

Thanks to Trump, Canadians like me have become flag-waving patriots

Canadians are rallying behind the battle cry “elbows up!” They’re ready to fight.

  • Samantha Selinger-Morris
Police are investigating after several vehicles were set on fire at a Tesla service centre in Las Vegas.

Canadian car show kicks out Tesla, citing safety concerns amid Musk protests

A spate of destructive attacks on vehicles of the electric car brand at the weekend have been condemned by the Trump administration as “domestic terrorism”.

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Justin Trudeau finishes his speech at the Liberal leadership announcement in Ottawa, Ontario.

How Trudeau stood up to Trump - and brought his party back from the brink

Just two months ago, Canada’s prime minister was in trouble. Then along came the US President.

  • Michael Koziol
Illustration: Simon Letch

One ally has turned on Trump. Will Albanese and Dutton dare to take a swing?

Canada’s political leaders vow an eye for an eye against the US president’s tariffs. Why are Australia’s leaders more circumspect?

  • David Crowe
As much as Americans try to explain tipping, we will never get it.

Your questions: Do I have to tip everyone in the US and Canada?

Tipping is not optional in the US in most service-related industries and Canada is not far behind.

  • Michael Gebicki
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office last month.

‘Dumpers’: US lashes Australia on trade as Canada, EU hit back over Trump’s tariffs

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, with whom Australia was negotiating in the days before the tariffs were finalised, singled out Australia for criticism.

  • Michael Koziol

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