*The upcoming World University Games is expected to inject more vitality into Chengdu, one of the most vibrant megacities in China.
Source: en.gmw.cn
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Chinese City of Youth, Chengdu, Bracing for World University Games - All China Women's Federation
In five days, the 31st edition of the FISU World University Games will open in Chengdu, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province.
Source: womenofchina.cn
First responders in Calgary gear up for World Police and Fire Games
Calgary police, fire and EMS crews are getting ready to attend the World Police and Fire Games, which take place in Winnipeg this year.
Source: calgarysun.com
First responders band get chance to rock Canada Life Centre
Band made up of first responders is getting their big shot, a gig at opening ceremonies of the 2023 World Police and Fire Games. Read more.
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Source: winnipegsun.com
St. Ann's, where the pugilists go
Famed boxing club calls Hamilton parish home
Source: catholicregister.org
Calgary first responders look forward to 'amazing experience' at World Police and Fire Games
About 80 Calgary first responders are leaving soon for Winnipeg to compete in the World Police & Fire Games (WPFG).
Source: globalnews.ca
Team of Snow Lake firefighters heading to world fire games
A four-person team of firefighters from Snow Lake is taking on a once-in-a-lifetime challenge later this summer.
Source: thereminder.ca
Black and poorer areas in U.S. facing increased health risks from Canada's wildfires
The EPA's AirNow.gov site showed cities including Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and Cleveland, Ohio, had “very unhealthy air”...
Source: thegrio.com
Pandemic loan deadlines looming for Manitoba tourism groups
The tourism industry was gutted throughout the pandemic due to restrictions limiting travel and capacity. A new survey indicates nearly half of tourism operators across Canada are still struggling to survive.
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Source: winnipeg.ctvnews.ca