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• Prince Harry sued for libel by HIV-AIDS charity he co-founded

  The charity's co-founder, Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, who left along with Harry in 2025, helped set up the charity 9 years after Princess Diana was ​killed in a car accident.

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• Ontario to cut length of teachers’ college, increase practical element

  Most programs are currently four semesters and under upcoming legislation, teachers' college across the province would be delivered in three consecutive semesters over 12 months.

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• ‘We are not some piece of ice’: Greenland PM responds to Trump’s comments

  'REMEMBER GREENLAND, THAT BIG, POORLY RUN, PIECE OF ICE!!!' Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social, criticizing NATO's lack of support in the Iran conflict.

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• U.K.’s Starmer ‘fed up’ with Putin and Trump’s actions raising energy prices

  Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has had global oil markets jittery, with much the U.K. and much of Europe reeling from an energy crisis.

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• Do you spank your kids? 20% of Gen Z and millennial parents say yes: study

  Of the parents surveyed, 72.6 per cent said they "did not support this belief," while 10.6 per cent stated they did not know and 1.8 per cent said they preferred not to answer.

  Canada

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• Epstein survivors criticize Melania Trump’s statement

  Melania Trump accused individuals and media outlets, who she says are lying about her alleged ties to Epstein, of being 'devoid of ethical standards, humility and respect.'

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• Artemis II re-entry: Hansen, crew ‘focusing on getting it all done right,’ Hadfield says

  Jeremy Hansen and the rest of the Artemis II crew aboard the Orion spacecraft are 'focusing on getting it all done right' ahead of re-entry Friday night, Chris Hadfield says.

  Canada

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• Liberal convention will debate social media, AI chatbot ban for kids

  Out of the 24 policy resolutions set to be discussed, two surround ongoing worries about the impact of social media and artificial intelligence on children and youth.

  Canada

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• Injecting peptides you bought online? ‘Think twice,’ Health Canada warns

  Peptides can 'change how your body works,' Health Canada said. They are marketed online and on social media as 'anti-aging' products.

  Health

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• Cuba president says he’s ‘not stepping down’ in defiant NBC interview

  'In Cuba, the people who are in leadership positions are not elected by the U.S. government,' Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said.

  World

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• 1 man dead, 2 others hurt after shooting at Lambton College bar: Sarnia police

  Sarnia police officers were called to the bar at Lambton College at 12:52 a.m. Friday for reports of a shooting. When they arrived, they found three people suffering from injuries.

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• Canada added 14K jobs in March but unemployment rate unchanged

  Canadians earned higher hourly wages in March compared with the same time last year, with average hourly wages rising 4.7 per cent, Statistics Canada said.

  Economy

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• 2 suspects remain wanted almost 3 years after Pearson gold heist

  Two suspects remain on the run nearly three years after the infamous gold heist at Toronto Pearson International Airport, police say.

  Crime

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• U.S. and Iran prepare for talks, Israel agrees to Lebanon negotiations

  Iran’s semiofficial Tasnim news agency, close to the Revolutionary Guard, claimed that talks set for Saturday wouldn’t happen unless Israel stopped its attacks in Lebanon.

  World

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• Canadian Jeremy Hansen, Artemis II crew to splash down after historic moon trip

  Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen and his three American crewmates are on the homestretch of Artemis II's historic trip to the moon.

  Canada

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• Ingram, Raptors focused on clinching playoff spot

  All season the Toronto Raptors have insisted that they don't check the standings, the schedule, or the out-of-town scoreboard.

  Sports

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• Minister teases ‘a few more sleeps’ until he unveils Ontario school board reforms

  Before legislators returned to their ridings before the Good Friday long weekend, Education Minister Paul Calandra promised his long-awaited legislation was finally ready.

  Canada

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• How does a majority government work? What to know as Carney nears threshold

  While crossing the majority threshold could make Carney's political life easier, there will still be ways for the opposition, the public and even Liberals MPs to have influence.

  Politics

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• PM Mark Carney visits Canadiens’ dressing room

  Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the Montreal Canadiens dressing room after the team's 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in a thrilling game Thursday night.

  Sports

  Apr 10
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• Gladu says crossing floor to Liberals was ‘best thing’ for her riding, herself

  Gladu stole the show at the Liberal convention after she stunned political circles by unexpectedly crossing the floor from the Tories earlier this week.

  Politics

  Apr 9
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• Ingram has season-high 38 points in Raptors win

  Brandon Ingram scored a season-high 38 points as the Raptors rolled to a 128-114 win over the Miami Heat on Thursday as Toronto closed in on a playoff berth.

  Sports

  Apr 9
• Boy, 14, pleads guilty to 1st-degree murder of Pickering senior

  Inside an Oshawa courtroom Thursday, friends and family of 83-year-old Eleanor Doney learned about the boy's interests in the weeks leading up to the attack.

  Crime

  Apr 9
• Collecting signatures for separation vote doesn’t violate treaty: Alberta’s lawyers

  Lawyers for the Alberta government say collecting signatures for a potential referendum on Alberta separatism doesn't violate treaty rights nor would holding a vote.

  Canada

  Apr 9
• IED in Sherwood Park car designed to kill many people, former Mountie says

  'This is the kind of stuff you use to kill high numbers of people,' a former RCMP major crimes investigator said of the briefcase bomb found by police in Sherwood Park.

  Crime

  Apr 9
• Historic Canada-U.S. library constructing new entrance for Canadians amid recent restrictions

  A historic Canada-U.S. border library is nearing completion of a new Canadian entrance after U.S authorities restricted how Canadians enter the building.

  Canada

  Apr 9