Google's Exciting New Feature—But Not for You, Canada!

In a move to transform the Search experience, Google has unveiled a groundbreaking feature called 'preferred sources.' However, if you're in Canada, brace yourself—this upgrade isn't making its way to you just yet!

Take Control of Your News!

The 'preferred sources' feature empowers users by allowing them to choose which news outlets they want to see highlighted in their search results. Here's how it works: After entering a news topic, a user can simply click on the icon next to the 'top stories' section to select their favorite sources.

Once you've made your selections, refreshing the page reveals a fresh new section filled with stories from your handpicked outlets, right alongside the mainstream 'top stories.' It's an incredible way to customize news consumption and ensure you stay updated on topics that matter most to you.

Slow Rollout Starting Soon!

Launching via Google Labs, this innovative feature is set to roll out gradually in the U.S. and India starting August 12. While excitement builds in those regions, Canadian users are left in the dark—no announcements have been made regarding a timeline for our northern neighbors.

Will Canada Be Next?

With the feature's success in the U.S. and India, it’s possible that Canadian users could soon see their search experiences upgraded. Until then, you'll have to rely on traditional search methods while crossing your fingers for good news!

Stay tuned, Canada! You don’t want to miss out on this exciting evolution of Google Search.