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• Parts of Nova Scotia, Quebec get early spring blast of snow

  Two days after the first day of spring, parts of Atlantic Canada and Quebec will see another blast of winter with Environment Canada forecasting several centimetres of snow.

  Weather

  Mar 22
• Alberta trucker convicted of child luring in U.S. to be sentenced in April

  The 41-year-old pleaded guilty last month to luring a minor in a case that saw an American detective in Idaho pose as a 14-year-old girl online.

  Crime

  Mar 22
• Trump threatens Iran’s power grid after recent strikes tied to nuclear sites

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed Israel and the U.S. were well on their way to achieving the war’s goals and implored the international community for more support.

  World

  Mar 22
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• Canadians on humanitarian mission in Cuba say residents ‘tired’ amid blackouts

  Aid shipments are beginning to arrive in Cuba and a Russian oil delivery is expected this month, but fuel shortages remain critical.

  World

  Mar 22
• MPs to question federal budget watchdog nominee as role remains unfilled

  The Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer scrutinizes federal spending decisions and helps to cost out campaign proposals during elections.

  Politics

  Mar 22
• Canadians plan to sail to Gaza despite detention risks

  Canadians are preparing to sail to Gaza with an aid flotilla, despite expectations of interception and detention by Israeli forces

  World

  Mar 21
• Canadians’ Easter meal to cost more this year as beef prices keep climbing

  Easter meals may cost more as beef prices rise nearly 14 per cent year over year.

  Consumer

  Mar 21
• Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports

  Trump also said ICE could carry out arrests at airports, including targeting undocumented immigrants, and made specific references to migrants from Somalia.

  U.S. News

  Mar 21
• Trump signals drawdown in Middle East as Canada, allies condemn Iran’s actions

  Trump says U.S. is nearing its Middle East objectives as allies condemn Iran’s actions in the Strait of Hormuz and warn of global energy impacts.

  World

  Mar 21
• ANALYSIS: Carney promised spending cuts — but not all cuts are equal

  Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the government has found ways to cut spending by $60 billion but cautions that published spending cuts require important context.

  Canada

  Mar 21
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• 3 Canadians back home after being stranded on cargo ship in Strait of Hormouz

  Three Canadians from Quebec who were stranded in the Persian Gulf since Feb. 28 have returned home following a coordinated repatriation effort.

  World

  Mar 21
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• Tumbler Ridge shooting victim undergoing fourth surgery to repair fractured skull

  The 12-year-old girl seriously injured in the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., is undergoing a fourth surgery, this time to repair her fractured skull.

  Canada

  Mar 21
• Federal departments, agencies to shed 12,000 full-time equivalent positions

  Federal departments announced that they plan to cut more than 12,000 jobs over three years as part of the Carney government’s spending review plan.

  Canada

  Mar 21
• Most NDP leadership candidates say they’re in no hurry to become MPs

  Four NDP leadership candidates say entering the House isn’t their top priority, as they focus on rebuilding the party ahead of the next election.

  Canada

  Mar 21
• WATCH: Global National – March 20

  Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen

  News

  Mar 20
• Canada, NATO allies pull military mission from Iraq after Iran attacks

  NATO’s top commander, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, confirmed earlier Friday that the alliance has pulled several hundred personnel out of Iraq and relocated them to Europe.

  Canada

  Mar 20
• Canadians mark Eid al-Fitr amid ‘growing concerns’ from global tensions

  Muslims across Canada are celebrating Eid al-Fitr while some reflect on conflict affecting loved ones abroad, as leaders highlight unity, charity and renewal.

  Canada

  Mar 20
• Norway’s crown princess says she was ‘manipulated’ by Epstein in new interview

  The Epstein files revealed consistent communication between the royal and Epstein, including after he was convicted of child sex trafficking offences in 2008.

  World

  Mar 20
• A ‘lone actor’ attack on Jewish Canadians is ‘realistic’ risk: report

  Canada’s Integrated Threat Assessment Centre says the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran has heightened an already present threat against Jewish Canadians and public officials.

  Canada

  Mar 20
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• Spring is here, but forecasts say the temperature change will be ‘slow’

  With Friday marking the first day of the spring season, Canadians did not wake up to stereotypical spring weather of sunny skies and breezy winds.

  Weather

  Mar 20
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• Florida man who looks like Jeffrey Epstein speaks out: ‘I’m so not Jeffrey Epstein’

  The Florida man introduced himself as 'Palm Beach Pete' on social media.

  Trending

  Mar 20
• Boosting oil production could ramp up Canada’s GDP and jobs, study suggests

  Canada may have the ability to substantially raise its GDP and add thousands of new jobs by building more oil pipeline infrastructure, a new study suggests.

  Canada

  Mar 20
• Fuel, food rebates ‘would not bring down’ prices amid Iran war: economists

  The Iran war has raised the price of crude oil beyond US$110 per barrel in international markets, spurring affordability concerns in Canada and around the world.

  Economy

  Mar 20
• Could GLP-1 drugs help your mental health? New study finds a link

  Semaglutide, the active ingredient in GLP-1 drugs, was associated with a lower risk of worsening mental health, a study published in Lancet Psychiatry found.

  Health

  Mar 20
• Josh Duggar reacts to brother Joseph’s arrest for child molestation

  Joseph's older sister, Jill, and his cousin, Amy, also reacted to their relative's arrest, saying it came as a shock and is a 'sickening' revelation.

  Entertainment

  Mar 20