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• Canadian Navy offers ‘no strings attached’ program amid recruitment woes 

  Canadian citizens and permanent residents can join the Navy on a year-long contract – either full-time or part-time – and then leave if they wish to after that.

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• Pope Francis out of hospital after bronchitis treatment

  Francis, 86, was hospitalized at Gemelli Polyclinic on Wednesday following his weekly public audience in St. Peter's Square after reportedly experiencing breathing difficulties.

  World

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• Authorities working to identify 8 bodies pulled from St. Lawrence River this week

  Akwesasne Mohawk Police say they are working with Immigration Canada and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to confirm the identities of the eight migrants.

  Canada

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• Canada is pushing ahead on ‘friendshoring’. What that means for trade 

  This year's budget reveals the federal Liberals envision Canada relying more on its allies for trade in the future, economists and geopolitical experts say.

  Politics

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• Ottawa left EI reform out of Budget 2023. Here’s why

  The Liberal government says reforming the employment insurance program amid a slowing economy could drive up premiums for workers and employers.

  Canada

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• Is Ottawa moving forward on pharmacare plan? Here’s what to know 

  Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos says the government's plans for pharmacare are moving forward, but experts suggest the Liberals may have lost the political will.

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• Death toll rises as wild storm rips through midwestern, southern U.S.

  Possibly dozens of tornadoes touched down into the night across at least seven states, laying waste to homes and businesses and splintering trees.

  U.S. News

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• Colour Crusader: How the ‘Robin Hood’ of the art world is liberating colour for everyone

  Artist Stuart Semple from Bournemouth, England, is on a mission to free colour from corporate control.

  Canada

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• The new wave of Inuit artists — and a major rethink inside Canada’s art galleries

  Quamajuq in downtown Winnipeg is part of an overdue evolution in how Canadian art galleries and museums handle Indigenous works.

  Canada

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• Canada’s carbon pricing is going up again. What it means for your wallet

  Starting April 1, the fuel charge is rising by 30 per cent to $65 per tonne of emissions in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Yukon and Nunavut.

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• Reactions to Rogers-Shaw deal mixed in Alberta

  Shaw Communications and Corus Entertainment, the parent company of Global News, are owned by the Shaw family based in Calgary.

  Canada

  Mar 31
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• Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels: A timeline of the hush money case behind indictment

  It's been nearly seven years since the hush money payments at the centre of the historic criminal indictment of Trump were made to cover up alleged sexual affairs with two women.

  U.S. News

  Mar 31
• Han Dong serves Global News with libel notice over foreign interference report

  Lawyer Mark Polley says he is demanding that Global News make a "full apology and retraction'' for publishing the report last week.

  Canada

  Mar 31
• How a short trip to Canada turned into a nightmare for an Argentinian family

  Augusto is the couple's only child and after seven years of trying to conceive, he's also their miracle baby. Now the family is hoping for another miracle. 

  Health

  Mar 31
• Baseball fan’s on-field proposal ends in crushing tackle from security

  It only took one strike to get this baseball fan ejected from the stadium. Though tackled by security, the marriage proposal was a home run in the end. She said yes.

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  Mar 31
• At least 3 dead after tornadoes tear through Arkansas, Iowa amid massive U.S. storms

  More than 350,000 people were at risk as what the National Weather Service called a "confirmed large and destructive tornado'' tore through business districts and neighborhoods.

  Environment

  Mar 31
• ANALYSIS: Erin O’Toole’s legacy will be defined by what comes after his political exit

  The former Conservative leader attempted to drag his party closer to the political centre, and ended up getting dragged out of his job by his own caucus.

  Canada

  Mar 31
• ‘The Last of Us’ season 2 will be shot in Vancouver

  “We’re incredibly excited to have one of the largest shows on television choose to film in Vancouver,” Mayor Ken Sim told Vancouver's Economic Commission Friday.

  Entertainment

  Mar 31
• Chinese colleges extend spring break, urging students to ‘fall in love’

  Nine colleges in China announced an extended week-long break with the theme of enjoying flowers and falling in love.

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  Mar 31
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• Vancouver Canucks winger Andrei Kuzmenko won’t wear Pride warm-up jersey: coach

  The Pride Night jerseys, designed by local artist Christin Hryc, feature a rainbow and flowers across the Canucks' orca logo, and rainbow patches on the shoulders.

  Sports

  Mar 31
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• ‘Forever chemicals’ found in Canadian fast food packaging, study shows

  A new study shows the evidence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in some take-out containers used in fast food restaurants in Canada.

  Canada

  Mar 31
• WestJet pilots to vote on strike action after talks stall

  Pilots for WestJet are set for a strike authorization vote on Monday after they say talks with the airline have broken down over the past six months.

  Canada

  Mar 31
• Meghan Markle wins bid to throw out half-sister Samantha’s defamation case

  A judge ruled that Meghan Markle's remarks about her relationship with Samantha are opinion and cannot be proven false.

  Trending

  Mar 31
• Inquiry into N.S. mass shooting says spouse of killer was revictimized by RCMP probe

  The final report on the Nova Scotia mass shooting says the gunman's partner, who survived his violent domestic abuse, was revictimized by the RCMP investigation.

  Canada

  Mar 31
• Italy blocks ChatGPT temporarily over privacy concerns

  San Francisco-based OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, announced this week that he's embarking on a six-continent trip in May to talk about the technology with users and developers.

  World

  Mar 31