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Via Rail to build Dorval transit hub connecting trains, buses and airport

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By Rachel Morgan
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Via Rail has released a plan to make it easier for long-distance train passengers to connect at one of Canada's busiest airports. The Crown corporation announced Wednesday it was moving forward with plans to create a new integrated transit hub in Dorval, Que., that would connect Via Rail, exo trains , and Montreal's Trudeau International Airport shuttle services.
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StubHub stocks tumble as lawsuits pile up over unissued FIFA World Cup tickets

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By Rachel Morgan, Touria Izri Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
StubHub stocks tumble as lawsuits pile up over unissued FIFA World Cup tickets StubHub made hundreds of millions of dollars last quarter, but it is having to give a lot of that money back after reselling FIFA World Cup tickets that had yet to be issued. Rachel Morgan and Touria Izri Fri, August 14, 2026 at 1:32 a.m. UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.
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Some Ontario wineries say bring back U.S. wines, if it eases tariffs

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By Rachel Morgan
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Wineries in both Ontario and the U.S. say they would welcome having American wines back on the shelves if it would help ease the trade war between Canada and the U.S. "We get caught in these trade disputes that don't really involve us," Michael Kaiser, executive director of Wine America, told Global News. Canadian provinces and territories began pulling American alcohol from their shelves in March 2025 as a retaliatory effort to the 25 per cent tariffs U.S. Donald Trump slapped on Canadian goods.
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