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Critics slam Newfoundland, Quebec power agreement as MLA leaves party
Government member Keith Russell rose to tell his colleagues he was leaving the governing Progressive Conservatives to represent his Labrador district as an Independent.
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2 men dead in separate hikes in Banff National Park: RCMP
The first man was found with climbing equipment and a helmet, with Parks Canada saying he was a hiking guide but was off-duty at the time of his death.
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Regina police employee accused of improperly accessing information in databases
A civilian employee at the Regina Police Service is facing a non-criminal charge after improperly using her access to private, police information multiple times.
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Recipe: Buffalo chicken salad
A quick and easy way to turn leftover chicken into a new meal, inspired by classic Buffalo chicken wings served with ranch, celery and carrot crudité.
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Hamilton man charged with advocating genocide over online content: police
A 27-year-old Stoney Creek man is facing three hate propaganda charges following an investigation into content posted publicly on X, Hamilton police say.
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Widow of Canadian killed in 9/11 wants to ‘redefine’ the day
Maureen Basnicki wants Canadians to redefine the day and celebrate service men and women including those who supported the victims in the aftermath of the terrorist attack.
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Guyana Signs Mineral Agreement With Mako Mining for Eagle Mountain Gold
Guyana signed a 10-year mineral agreement with Mako Mining for the Eagle Mountain gold project near Mahdia; construction from Q3 2027, first gold by end of 2028.
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B.C. driver helps save man from knife-wielding suspect in Surrey park
"In that moment, I'm filming, I'm reversing my car and I'm trying to unlock my car and all in that same moment, he opens my door," Robin Nuber told Global News.
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B.C. police release video highlighting dangers of illegally riding e-motorcycles
Police believe the rider is between 14 and 18 years old. The rider's face is blurred due to the requirements of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
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Uganda pulls out of Invictus Games, Prince Harry's creation for veterans
Uganda's defence force chief says the country has withdrawn from the Invictus Games, the creation of Prince Harry, because they don't want to risk King Charles' disapproval.
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Winnipeg Goldeyes face elimination after playoff-opening loss
The Goldeyes dropped Game 1 of the best-of-three West Division Semifinal 5-1 to the rival Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks on Wednesday night.
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Enbridge makes US$2.55B acquisition of pipeline, storage systems in U.S. midwest
Enbridge's acquisition of Tallgrass Energy includes a 75 per cent interest in the Pony Express Pipeline system that transports oil to a major storage hub in Cushing, Oklahoma.
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New Winnipeg goalie Skinner excited to be a Jet
Stuart Skinner is well aware that he could very well become the Winnipeg Jets' starting goaltender this season.
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Elks return home chasing sweep versus Stampeders
Vernon Adams Jr. and the Calgary Stampeders don't have time to lament their Labour Day loss to the Edmonton Elks.
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Former Canadiens winger, four-time Stanley Cup champion André Pronovost dead at 90
Former Montreal Canadiens winger André Pronovost, who won four straight Stanley Cups with the Habs, has died at 90.
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Oilers sign forward Formenton to one-year deal
The Edmonton Oilers have signed forward Alex Formenton to a one-year contract worth US$850,000.
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Montreal man facing charges after CBSA seizes fake ID documents
A 40-year-old Montreal man is facing charges after the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) seized fake identification documents at Mirabel International Airport.
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Sapporo says moving zero-proof process to U.S. from Canada ‘not finalized’
The company is considering moving production of its non-alcoholic beer to American breweries, but says 99.5 per cent of its Canadian production is staying put.
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Azaroff exits Vancouver mayoral race, leaves Pete Fry as lone progressive
Azaroff says his decision fulfils a promise he and the OneCity party made at the start of his campaign that there would be one progressive on the ballot for mayor.
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Montreal Alouettes re-sign veteran receiver Rambo
American receiver Charleston Rambo is back with the Montreal Alouettes.
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‘Really hard decision’: Tkachuk talks Ottawa exit
Brady Tkachuk could not have been more emphatic. He also seemed slightly annoyed.
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Rankin touchdown spurs Elks to Labour Day win
What had been a quiet game for the Edmonton Elks' leading rusher suddenly turned into a roar Monday.
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Recipe: Cambodian saraman curry
Using boneless beef short ribs, this curry recipe simmers in its juices and flavour to create a delicious meal that can be served with rice or noodles.
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Canada’s first dyslexia centre gets permanent home in Vancouver
Canada’s first dyslexia centre is getting a permanent home in Vancouver, focusing on supporting families, training teachers and helping students succeed.
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Wife’s death after 1.5-hour wait for ambulance has Edmonton doctor demanding change
Newly widowed Dr. Guy Blais is speaking out about the state of Alberta's health-care system, after his wife waited nearly 90 minutes for an ambulance and died shortly thereafter.
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Workers find historic human remains in Manitoban RM: RCMP
A road maintenance crew found the human remains last week, according to the Manitoba RCMP, who said carbon dating and testing is being arranged.
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Toronto police deem fire at commercial building suspicious
Just after 3 a.m., firefighters and police were called to Finch Avenue East and Willowdale Avenue for reports of a fire at a commercial building.
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Vancouver-area home sales drop almost 5% in August amid lag: board
Greater Vancouver Realtors says there were 1,869 home sales last month, which was 20.7 per cent below the 10-year seasonal average.
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Austria women ice hockey team fight for future generations
Austria are getting ready for their first Women's Ice Hockey World Championship. But preparations have been overshadowed by a dispute about conditions, pay and getting men's cast off kit. A solution…
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Ontario byelections near finish line with trade war looming large
Candidates say a variety of provincial issues has popped up during campaigning, but U.S. President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs.
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Vancouver Whitecaps continue chase for historic fifth Canadian Championship title
The journey continues Wednesday when the 'Caps host fellow Major League Soccer side CF Montreal in the first leg of a two-game semifinal series.
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RCMP ask to meet ex-B.C. Conservative who says he was offered job to quit as MLA
Findlay has denied offering jobs in exchange for resignations, and said that suggestions that a recording released online shows she illegally did so, are "preposterous."
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Saskatchewan issues $50M of funding for natural disaster relief
Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is calling on the government to involve taxpayers and the party in decisions following a $50-million special warrant with the SPSA.
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Saskatoon Transit bylaw in effect to promote safe, clean and welcoming system
The bylaw, passed by city council at the end of July, 'supports the experience you already expect on Saskatoon Transit,' the city said.
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Do children play on the street anymore?
The shriek of kids playing outside, the call of "car!", the scrape of scooters on the footpath. For many urban neighbourhoods, those sounds have largely disappeared.
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Vancouver Island diver captures rare shark encounter
Carl Sorenson managed to capture a massive bluntnose sixgill shark, getting close enough for it to bounce off his camera gear.
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Rainbow Valley Bridge work wrapping up on Whitemud Drive
After two and a half years of near-daily gridlock on Whitemud Drive in southwest Edmonton due to Rainbow Valley Bridge construction, the light at the end of the tunnel is near.
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‘Pretty heavy’: Work on legacy mural begins in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
Lead artists Kyle Shipman and Jesse Gouchey launched the large-scale legacy project last week on the wall at 159 East Hastings Street.
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RCMP warn of high-risk offender relocating to Nova Scotia
It is believed that Robert Edgar Paul, who is scheduled to be released Monday after serving a full term, will be residing in the Millbrook area, RCMP said in a release.
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Surging Lions roll past Roughriders 30-16
T. J. Lee knew the exact mindset the B.C. Lions defence needed against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.