Center of gravity
01Sports set the pace
Sports drew 48.4% of recorded attention through searches including jeff hoffman, dennis hull, and chet holmgren.
Weekly report in Canada
The country in one read
The first daily read, sports accounted for 48.4% of recorded search attention in Canada, led by jeff hoffman, dennis hull, and chet holmgren. Default was the strongest search intent at 100%, showing that people were most often using search to understand the stories drawing attention. jeff hoffman produced the sharpest individual signal in the week so far.
Center of gravity
01Sports drew 48.4% of recorded attention through searches including jeff hoffman, dennis hull, and chet holmgren.
Sharpest signal
02jeff hoffman was the strongest individual search signal in the available daily record.
How search was used
03Default represented 100% of recorded attention. The dominant need was to understand the stories drawing attention.
How the week unfolded
SundayMay 31 ยท May 31
By Sunday, the weekโs final read had come into view. In Canada, major political news features Kerry-Lynne Findlay's leadership win in BC Conservatives. Sports are active with losses and key performances in baseball, basketball, and soccer as playoffs and the World Cup approach. Mourning is notable for hockey and
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May 31
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This report details what people in Canada were curious about the week of May 25, 2026 to May 31, 2026. This weekly search trends report brings together the questions, news events, people, stories, and topics that drew attention across Canada, including daily search summaries, leading searches by category, top regional searches, and the daily shifts that shaped the week's curiosity.
Current country weekDennis Hull, former Chicago Blackhawks forward and brother of Bobby Hull, has died at age 81.
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Chet Holmgren had a notably poor performance in a decisive Game 7 loss for the Thunder, drawing wide