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A major development in football could see the historic rivalry between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi take an unprecedented turn. Rumors suggest that Inter Miami, Messi’s current team, is exploring the possibility of bringing Ronaldo to their MLS roster. According to Saudi Arabian journalist Abdulaziz Al-Tamimi, Inter Miami has contacted Ronaldo regarding a potential future move. The proposed transfer would aim to have Ronaldo join the team in 2025, when he will be 40 years old. If successful, this would mark the first time the two football legends play together on the same team, creating a monumental event in football history.
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Nicaragua is making a push for more Canadian travellers — and Toronto is clearly part of the plan. The Central American country, famously known as the “Land of Lakes and Volcanoes,” has been stepping up its tourism promotion across Canada, showcasing everything from...
One of the biggest new bets on Venezuela's oil industry is coming from right next door. Colombian oil and gas producer GeoPark plans to invest approximately US$7 billion in Venezuela's massive Bare oilfield, with the goal of dramatically increasing production over the...
Brazil is raising serious concerns about possible foreign interference in its presidential election — and officials are pointing to two of the world's biggest powers. Brazilian intelligence officials briefed representatives from France and Germany this month about...
Toronto’s Chilean community is getting ready for a full day of fútbol, flags and celebration as Canada takes on Chile tonight at BMO Field — and the party is starting well before kickoff. Canada and...
Latin America is taking over the streets of downtown Toronto this weekend. On Saturday, September 26, Toronto’s Latin Parade will bring music, dance, flags and culture through the heart of the city,...
Canada’s population is still growing — but barely compared with just a few years ago. New data from Statistics Canada shows the country’s population reached approximately 41.8 million people on July...
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