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Ontario Premier Ford urges B.C., Quebec to drop EV sales targetsBoth provinces scaled back or dropped their previous goals of having all new vehicle sales be zero emissions in 2035, but Ford says they should go further.PoliticsMar 18
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Federal government boosts scrutiny of businesses claiming to be Indigenous-ownedGull-Masty stopped short of accepting the committee’s recommendation to put in place new eligibility and verification requirements for companies to be listed as Indigenous.CanadaMar 4
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U.S. ambassador Pete Hoekstra ‘still smiling’ after meeting with David EbyPete Hoekstra said after the meeting that he and David Eby 'covered a whole range of issues that you would expect,' but provided few details.PoliticsMar 10
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Carney leaves for overseas trade trips, starting with IndiaIn his Davos speech in January, Carney urged middle powers to work together against "American hegemony" and the efforts of great powers to coerce and subjugate smaller countries.EconomyFeb 26
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Canadian Paralympic Committee CEO calls for more investment after dip in medalsCanada finished eighth in the gold-medal standings with just three. As for total medals, Canada placed sixth, with four silver and eight bronze.CanadaMar 15
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Alberta connections abound as Team Canada faces U.S. in World Baseball ClassicTeam Canada's appearance in the playoff round of the World Baseball Classic is giving Alberta fans lots to cheer about — including a starting pitcher who hails from Calgary.SportsMar 13
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Sweet dreams on new beds donated to Pukatawagan childrenTwo Winnipeg volunteer organizations teamed up to take beds, wheelchairs and winter coats 800 kilometres north to Pukatawagan First Nation.Mar 5
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Migraine sufferers in southern Alberta struggle to find affordable treatmentsWhile southern Alberta's famous Chinooks are famous for the warm weather they bring, for some they are also infamous for the 'pounding, throbbing' headaches that accompany them.HealthMar 17
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Manitoba premier says U.S. men’s hockey team offside on Trump phone callManitoba Premier Wab Kinew says when it comes to promoting sport and respect, the entire United States men's hockey team was way offside.PoliticsFeb 27
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Israel looking for ‘significant change’ to how Canada handles antisemitismThe office of Israel's president down to its ambassador in Ottawa, the message is the same: Canada must do more to curb threats against Jews.CanadaMar 17
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Saskatchewan dancers head to Dublin for Dance World Cup, representing CanadaYoung dancers from Saskatchewan are getting ready to head out for The Dance World Cup in Dublin, July 8-18. Dancers say they are excited to represent Canada.CanadaFeb 20
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Carney reaffirms Canada’s support for strikes on Iran ‘with regret’Carney said in Australia that the growing Middle East conflict 'is another example of the failure of the international order' and that Canada's support 'is not a blank cheque.'CanadaMar 3
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Beef prices continue to soar, but signs of coming relief are emergingStatistics Canada on Monday said the price of beef rose nearly 14 per cent year over year in February, but that rate is slower compared with the month before.ConsumerMar 17
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Notable quotes from the 2026 Winter OlympicsHere are some notable quotes from the Milan Cortina Olympics on Feb. 16, 2026:SportsFeb 16
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Coffee-hockey combo — or breakfast beers? — for bleary-eyed Olympic fansThe Olympics in northern Italy are taking place eight time zones ahead of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and nine hours ahead for folks in B.C., leading to some early mornings for fans.SportsFeb 20
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‘Downturn diet’? The crunch on fast food chains as consumers seek deals'Unfortunately, diet is the first thing to go when you have to try and find ways to save money,' said one economist as affordability continues to plague consumers.MoneyMar 5
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Medical wait times costing Canadians billions in lost wages, productivityThe Fraser Institute released its annual study on the cost of wait times for medically necessary patients, showing lost productivity and wages reached more than $4.2 million.HealthMar 10
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AI regulation and Canadians’ privacy in wake of Tumbler Ridge shootingAs experts gathered at a summit to discuss digital safety and privacy, especially among youth, the recent mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., was not far from people’s minds.Mar 13
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CBSA warns ‘industry pressure’ slowing action on tranquillizers in fentanylNewly released documents suggest the Canada Border Services Agency's attempt to crack down on animal sedatives in fentanyl have been hampered by industry lobbying.PoliticsMar 11
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Poulin breaks Olympic women’s scoring recordMarie-Philip Poulin's record-breaking goal at the Olympic Games wasn't pretty, but it was important to her Canadian team.SportsFeb 16