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We spoke with 6 people who immigrated to the U.S. about what the day meant to them — and how their feelings about July 4 have changed since they first arrived.

Canadian artist David Blackwood, known for etchings of Newfoundland life, dies at 80

'TWO DOSES ARE NO LONGER ENOUGH': Canadians required to get COVID shot every nine months

Some things that seemed futuristic in James Bond films: 1969: photocopy machine 1971: fingerprint scanner 1977: smart watch 1981: face recognition scanner 1983: smart glasses 1985: robot dog 1985: smart ring 1997: remote control car 2008: touchscreen interface

GOP - pro-death party.

Ukraine lays out US$750B 'recovery plan' for postwar future

World's largest waterlily identified as new species

The July 4, 1968 issue of the Times provides a veritable snapshot of how Americans squared the narrative of celebrating independence with the tumult happening in the nation.

While the sight of a sparkler sends some dogs tail-tucked and running, others remain unfazed by booms and bangs.

'Vital' victims of crime ombudsman job still vacant after nine months