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Vancouver's TransLink has recovered about 90% of pre-pandemic ridership, driven by strategic policies like frequent service and dense land use. Experts highlight Vancouver's approach as a model for North American cities, contrasting with slower recoveries elsewhere.
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As of October 2025, Stellantis is moving Jeep Compass production from Brampton, Ontario, to Belvidere, Illinois, as part of a $13 billion US investment plan aimed at avoiding US tariffs. Canadian officials, including PM Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, have expressed disappointment and warned of legal action if commitments to Canadian workers are broken. The move highlights ongoing Canada-US trade tensions amid tariff disputes.
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Recent articles highlight diverse property stories: a Malaysian art collection, a Hong Kong renovation, Buffalo investors scaling via BRRRR, and US regulation efforts. Meanwhile, East Hampton considers AI enforcement against illegal rentals. These stories reflect ongoing shifts in property display, investment, and regulation as of November 2025.
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Recent articles highlight a shift towards train travel in North America and the UK, driven by cost, convenience, scenic value, and disruptions in air travel. Personal experiences and comparisons reveal trains as a viable alternative, with record ridership and new routes announced.
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Frank Gehry, renowned for his innovative and sculptural buildings like the Guggenheim Bilbao and Disney Concert Hall, has died at age 96 in Santa Monica after a brief illness. His work revolutionized modern architecture and earned him the Pritzker Prize.
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The full match schedule for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America was announced, detailing game locations, times, and potential heat concerns. The tournament will be hosted across the US, Canada, and Mexico, with specific attention to weather conditions affecting players and fans.