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• Parents of HUB mall shooting victim push for Canada to change parole eligibility

  If passed, "Brian's Bill" or Bill C-243, would mean those convicted of first- and second-degree murder who are denied parole would have to wait five years to apply again.

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• ‘I’m on medication and running out’: Canadians scramble to leave Middle East

  Global Affairs Canada says more than 100,000 Canadians are registered in the Gulf region, a number that has been growing since Sunday.

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• Carney says Canadian military participation in Middle East war can’t be ruled out

  Carney said the question around Canada's potential future involvement is a "fundamental hypothetical," adding the conflict can spread very broadly.

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• Gun report triggers Sask. high school hold and secure, 2 students arrested

  Two youths were arrested and three BB-style long guns seized after a firearm report near Greenall High School in Balgonie, Sask., RCMP say.

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• Dozens of Canadians have left Iran as Ottawa lays out evacuation options

  Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said the government was working on a number of options for getting Canadians out safely, including a 'limited number' of chartered flights.

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• Animal tranquilizers are being mixed with fentanyl in Canada

  Opioid overdose deaths in Canada are falling, but there's growing concerns on a certain veterinary tranquilizer being cut into fentanyl and other opioids.

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• Trump says data centre deal with AI firms will keep electricity costs low

  Under the terms of the voluntary pledge, companies intend to build or buy new sources of power generation for their data centers and cover the expense of infrastructure upgrades.

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• Pam Bondi summoned to testify in U.S. House’s Jeffrey Epstein investigation

  Five Republicans joined Democrats to support the subpoena of the attorney general, in a sign of continued frustration with her department's review and release of the Epstein files.

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• Canadians want floor-crossing MPs to face ‘immediate’ byelections: poll

  The Ipsos poll conducted for Global News found Canadians' displeasure with floor-crossing MPs has not hurt the overall approval for Prime Minister Mark Carney or the Liberals.

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• Iran conflict has increased financial and energy market volatility: Macklem

  The head of the Bank of Canada warns new players in global debt markets aren't as closely monitored as traditional banks, which could drive new risks in a period of uncertainty.

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• United Airlines can kick you off a flight if you don’t wear headphones

  Passengers watching videos or movies, scrolling social media feeds with sound or listening to music are required to wear headphones, the updated policy states.

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• ‘An eyesore’: Trump’s White House ballroom plans receive deluge of public comments

  The National Capital Planning Commission, which oversees federal building construction, said a 'vast majority' of the comments received 'are in opposition to the project.'

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• Police seize $2.3M worth of fentanyl in multi-province trafficking bust

  Police say more than $2.3 million worth of suspected fentanyl was seized and three people arrested as part of an investigation into an interprovincial drug trafficking network.

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• Compliments Organic brand chocolate recalled due to ‘undeclared almonds’

  The product is being recalled in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan due to 'undeclared almonds' being found.

  Health

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• The Bank of Canada says these are the 3 warning signs for mortgage default

  As of November 2025, the report states that outstanding residential mortgage debt in Canada reached approximately $2.4 trillion.

  Economy

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• RCMP probing if multiple deaths are tied to ‘hazardous’ drink in Battlefords

  RCMP in Battlefords say its dealing with multiple sudden deaths in one week that could be tied to a "hazardous" drink circulating in the area.

  Crime

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• Maple Leafs’ Tanev out for season after surgery

  Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Chris Tanev is out for the rest of the season, the NHL team announced Wednesday.

  Health

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• OpenAI’s Sam Altman to meet AI minister, B.C. premier over safety changes

  Evan Solomon sought the meeting after OpenAI said it would enhance its police referral threshold and other safety measures after fallout over the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting.

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• Northern European nations will create joint evacuation plans after Ukraine

  Ten nations in northern Europe will prepare for possible cross-border evacuations of civilians in the event of a crisis in the region in a bid to learn from the war in Ukraine.

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• More than half of small businesses say U.S. no longer reliable: CFIB data

  A year after the U.S. sparked a global trade war with repeated rounds of tariffs, more than half of Canada's small businesses say the U.S. is no longer a reliable trading partner.

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• Protestors install Virginia Giuffre memorial plaques in Buckingham Palace garden

  The unofficial signs were placed in the exterior gardens of Buckingham Palace and pasted on the walled gates of one of the parks surrounding the Royal Family's London residence.

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  Mar 4
• Robert De Niro recites Abraham Lincoln’s warning call for ‘civility’ at Carnegie Hall

  'Reason, cold, calculating, unimpassioned reason, must furnish all the materials for our future support and defence,' the Oscar-winning actor said.

  Entertainment

  Mar 4
• NATO must look ‘northward’ to Arctic threats, Anand warns in speech

  Last month, Canada opened a consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, as U.S. President Donald Trump escalated his threats to acquire the semiautonomous territory of NATO ally Denmark.

  Canada

  Mar 4
• Canada has ‘limited’ seats for citizens on commercial flights amid Iran war

  As of Tuesday morning, 103,800 Canadian citizens and permanent residents in the Gulf region had registered with Global Affairs Canada.

  Canada

  Mar 4
• Vegas casino owner’s ‘at par’ pricing sees 15K Canadian visitors in 1 month

  The promotion was launched about a month ago and the casino's CEO says thousands of Canadians have visited the hotels and taken advantage of the 'at par' pricing.

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  Mar 4