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New B.C. Conservative leader Findlay fills leadership team with loyalistsFindlay says in a statement that her new leadership team represents a unified force from all parts of B.C., tasked with holding the NDP government to account.PoliticsJun 30
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China slaps 73.5% preliminary tariff on pea starch from CanadaThe Ministry of Commerce said its investigation had found that Canadian pea starch was being "dumped" in China, causing "material injury to the domestic industry."CanadaJun 30
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Timeline: Key moments in Babcock’s path to OilersMike Babcock's coaching career has included a Stanley Cup title, two Olympic gold medals, high-profile NHL jobs and scrutiny over his treatment of players.SportsJun 23
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Canadiens sign Demidov to eight-year extensionIvan Demidov glanced around a dressing room filled with young core players already signed for years to come.SportsJul 1
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Dolegala, Ticats set to take on RoughridersJake Dolegala isn't shying away from stepping into the starting quarterback role for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.SportsJul 11
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B.C. bars, restaurants welcome change to province’s liquor policyThe B.C. government announced that under a three-year trial, B.C.'s restaurants, bars and pubs can now buy alcohol directly from B.C. liquor stores and from private liquor stores.PoliticsJun 2
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Redblacks seek first win against AlouettesRyan Dinwiddie said a dark cloud hung over the Ottawa Redblacks after Dru Brown lost the starting job to Jake Maier and asked to be traded.SportsJun 27
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McManis to make much-anticipated debut with TicatsWynton McManis will finally make his Hamilton Tiger-Cats debut.SportsJul 4
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19-year-old who attempted to shoot off-duty Toronto police officer says he’s sorryDefence lawyer Cameron Cotton-O'Brien argued a six-year sentence would be sufficient, arguing Bah, who is now 22 years old, is a youthful first-time offender.Jun 23
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Veteran Maier leads Ottawa in opener versus ElksThe Jake Maier era in Ottawa begins Saturday night.SportsJun 3
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Riders begin Grey Cup title defence versus LionsThey can't change history, but Nathan Rourke and the B.C. Lions can exorcise a few demons Saturday night.SportsJun 10
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Western premiers meet in Kananaskis under cloud of Alberta separatismWhile the premiers of the western provinces and territories have a lot to discuss during their meeting in Alberta this week, it is separatism that may dominate the talks.PoliticsMay 25
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Ticats pleased to finally be playing an opponentThe Hamilton Tiger-Cats' first exhibition game comes at a good time for head coach Scott Milanovich.SportsMay 21
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Cuban officials meet with CIA director after country says fuel has run outThursday's meeting comes weeks after the Cuban government confirmed it had recently met with U.S. officials amid high tensions over the U.S. energy blockade and growing blackouts.WorldMay 14
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‘Sigh of relief’: N.B. community wants answers after inmate’s month-long escapeA New Brunswick prison escapee is back behind bars after a month on the lam but while the community is relieved he's been captured, his escape is raising questions.CrimeMar 24
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Cenovus CEO says oilsands dialogue ‘myopically focused on the climate agenda’'The result of this myopic dialogue... is that we have created a set of national policies and regulations that make resource development and investment in Canada uncompetitive.'MoneyMay 6
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Ted Turner, CNN founder and cable TV pioneer, dies at 87Turner was the force behind TBS, Cartoon Network, TNT and Turner Classic Movies, and created the 24-hour news cycle with the launch of CNN in 1980.U.S. NewsMay 6
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Ford grounds Ontario jet purchase after backlashAfter the Ontario premier's office announced Friday the Ford government spent nearly $30 million on a second-hand private jet, they said Sunday they'd not be keeping it.CanadaApr 19
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New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt talks energy with Carney, business leadersNew Brunswick Premier Susan Holt will be in Ottawa today to discuss the economy, defence and major projects with Prime Minister Mark Carney and his ministers.PoliticsApr 20
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N.B. premier says new toll will go ahead despite concerns of economic impactNew Brunswick plans to set up a toll for out-of-province vehicles near its southernmost boundary with Nova Scotia by 2028.CanadaApr 7