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- 1Air Canada Cancels Its Longest Route Between Vancouver And Singapore●Air Canada Axes Its Longest Route, From Vancouver To Singapore: What Gives?
Air Canada is ending its longest route, the nonstop service from Vancouver to Singapore. The move removes the only direct link between Canada and the Southeast Asian city-state, leaving travellers to connect through hubs elsewhere in Asia or Europe. Commentators in the aviation world are questioning the airline's reasoning, with speculation about demand, aircraft availability and profitability, and passengers with upcoming bookings are watching closely for rebooking options.
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Air Canada is launching 31 new nonstop international routes, according to a full list published by Simple Flying. The expansion adds a wide set of new destinations to the carrier's global network, giving travellers more direct options from Canada to cities abroad. Aviation watchers and travellers are going through the list to see which cities gained nonstop service and what it means for fares and connections.
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Desjardins, the Quebec-based financial cooperative, has announced that some credit card services will be unavailable for a week as it carries out planned maintenance on its systems. French-language news outlet TVA Nouvelles reported the interruption, which affects members across Canada who use Desjardins credit cards. The outage is drawing attention in Quebec, where Desjardins is a major banking provider for millions of members.
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Spotify suffered a service outage on Tuesday, Sept. 29, with thousands of users reporting problems accessing the app and streaming music, according to tracking site Downdetector. Reports were concentrated in the US, with users also affected in the UK, Canada, Australia and Singapore. Anthropic's Claude chatbot went down around the same time. Both services later recovered, though Spotify acknowledged the issues and no detailed explanation has been given.
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Spotify is suffering a partial outage, with thousands of users reporting issues logging in, searching and connecting devices on Tuesday. Downdetector logged a spike in complaints across the US, and outage reports are trending in Australia, the UK, Canada and Singapore. Anthropic's Claude was also down for some US users at the same time, though no cause has been confirmed. Listeners are checking status pages and social media for updates while the company works on a fix.
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Spotify is experiencing a partial outage, with thousands of users reporting problems logging in, using search, and connecting devices through the app. Reports have surged across the UK, US, Canada and Australia, pushing the outage to the top of search trends in several countries. Users are taking to social media to confirm the disruption and seek updates on when the streaming service will be restored.
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A traveller says Air Canada flew them to Europe and then left them stranded there, with the complaint aired in a New York Times travel column. The piece highlights the airline's handling of the situation and the passenger's struggle to get help or a way home, feeding broader frustration with how carriers treat customers when trips go wrong.
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Spotify went down for thousands of users on Tuesday, according to Downdetector, with reports of the streaming service failing in the United States and beyond. Users have been flocking to search and social media to ask whether the platform is offline, and the spike in interest spans multiple countries including the UK, Canada and Australia, where it is a top trending query.
- 9Water failures in England and Wales a warning for North America▼Water failures in England and Wales are a warning for Canada and the US # Environment # Water # Drought # WaterInfrastru
Commentary is drawing attention to water supply failures in England and Wales, arguing they should serve as a warning to Canada and the United States. The piece links drought, ageing water infrastructure and climate change, suggesting that problems with privatised or underfunded public water services in Britain could foreshadow similar crises in North America if investment and planning lag behind.
- 10Power Corporation of Canada Stock Draws Investor Attention▼Power Corporation of Canada (POW.TO) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Power Corporation of Canada, traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker POW.TO, is the subject of renewed investor attention, with its stock price, quotes and trading history being widely looked up on financial platforms. The Montreal-based holding company, controlled by the Desmarais family, has interests in financial services, asset management and communications through holdings such as Great-West Lifeco, IGM Financial and Power Sustainable. No specific company announcement or price movement has been confirmed.
- 11Canada pushes to build its own rocket launch industry●As US relations fray, Canada gets serious about its own launch industry https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/as-us-rela
Canada is moving to develop a domestic rocket launch industry as its relations with the United States deteriorate. The move reflects growing concern in Ottawa that relying on American launch providers leaves the country strategically exposed, prompting renewed interest in homegrown space capabilities and support for Canadian launch companies.
- 12River Financial Sues Blockstream Over $6.7 Million Mining Dispute●River Financial Sues Blockstream Services Canada Over $6.7 Million Mining Dispute Bitcoin brokerage River Financial has
Bitcoin brokerage River Financial has filed a lawsuit against Blockstream Services Canada, alleging default on a multi-million dollar settlement tied to prepaid mining services. The dispute is valued at roughly $6.7 million. The case highlights lingering financial tensions within the bitcoin mining services sector, and observers are watching to see how the litigation between the two prominent bitcoin companies unfolds.
- 13What's new on Netflix Canada in October 2026▼What to watch on Netflix Canada: New TV shows and movies, plus what's being removed in October 2026
Netflix Canada has released its lineup of new TV shows and movies arriving in October 2026, along with a list of titles being removed from the service during the month. The roundup gives subscribers a guide to what is worth streaming and what to watch before it disappears. Lists of monthly additions and departures consistently draw attention as viewers plan their watching.
- 14Investors Track Galaxy Digital Stock Price and News▼Galaxy Digital (GLXY) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Galaxy Digital's stock, trading under the ticker GLXY, is being closely followed by investors checking its price, quotes and historical performance. The financial data provider Yahoo! Finance Canada lists the company's stock page as a point of interest, suggesting attention on the digital asset financial services firm. No specific price movement or company announcement is detailed in the available information.
- 15FirstDigital Hits 500 Five-Star Reviews for Fiber Service▼FirstDigital Reaches 500 Five-Star Reviews, Reflecting a Different Approach to Fiber Internet Service
US fiber internet provider FirstDigital says it has reached 500 five-star customer reviews, a milestone it presents as evidence of a customer-service-first approach to internet provision. The announcement, carried by Yahoo Finance Canada, highlights the company's focus on service quality in a market where internet providers are frequently criticized for poor support. The company positions the reviews as a differentiator against larger competitors.
- 16Retro TV Classics The Twilight Zone and Dynasty Head to Netflix Canada●'The Twilight Zone' and 'Dynasty' Lead Huge Wave of Retro TV Hits Coming to Netflix Canada
Netflix Canada is adding a large slate of classic television series, with The Twilight Zone and Dynasty among the headline titles in the incoming lineup. The wave of retro hits signals a push to broaden the catalogue with nostalgic programming, and fans of vintage TV are taking note of what could be one of the bigger classic-library additions to the service in the region.