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Toronto road closures, parking restrictions and transit changes ahead of World CupBetween June 12 and July 2, Toronto will host six World Cup matches featuring countries like Germany, Canada and Senegal — with tens of thousands expected to arrive to take part.CanadaMar 27
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Ukraine, allies seek support against Russia as Iran war shifts focusVolodymyr Zelenskyy urged Ukraine's allies not to forget about his country, and suggested the U.S. and others should make use of Ukraine's anti-drone technology during the war.WorldMar 17
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Oil price spike from Iran war could help Canada in CUSMA talks, experts sayCountries around the world are grappling with skyrocketing costs for key commodities like oil and fertilizer as the war with Iran continues to upend global trade.CanadaMar 13
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MLA wants to scrap B.C.’s Human Rights Code. Some constituents want her gone insteadA B.C. legislator who has sought to scrap the province's Human Rights Code and ban land acknowledgments.PoliticsMar 13
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B.C. ostrich cull cost almost $7 millionThe ostriches at the Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, B.C., were culled in November 2025, following an unsuccessful legal challenge from the farm to prevent the cull.PoliticsJan 28
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Gladu says crossing floor to Liberals was ‘best thing’ for her riding, herselfGladu stole the show at the Liberal convention after she stunned political circles by unexpectedly crossing the floor from the Tories earlier this week.PoliticsApr 9
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As U.S. Supreme Court weighs key case, what is birthright citizenship?The case stems from an executive order Trump signed on day one of his second term ending birthright citizenship, which guarantees citizenship to nearly everyone born on U.S. soil.WorldMar 31
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Late Africville activist Eddie Carvery’s trailer removed, family wants it backHis family says the removal of his trailer was unfair and there was no correspondence from the Africville Heritage Trust about the decision.CanadaApr 6
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Trump orders Hormuz blockade as peace talks falterThe United States and Iran ended face-to-face talks on Sunday without an agreement, leaving a fragile two-week ceasefire in doubt.World7 hours
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Avalanche Canada warns of ‘extreme’ danger in parts of southern Alberta and B.C.Avalanche Canada is warning of very dangerous avalanche conditions in a large swath of southern Alberta and British Columbia and is recommending people stay out of the backcountry.WeatherMar 20
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Trump suggests he may ‘make a deal’ with Cuba following protests, uprisingIn recent weeks, Trump has made a series of statements claiming Cuba was on the verge of collapse or eager to make a deal with the U.S.TrendingMar 16
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Why Iran is using passage through Strait of Hormuz as geopolitical ‘ransom’Iran is reportedly allowing some ships to travel through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping chokepoint to access the resource-rich Persian Gulf.WorldMar 16
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Deportation of extortion suspects welcome news to Alberta’s South Asian communityMembers of Alberta's South Asian community are welcoming news that two men, believed to be related to crimes of extortion targeting the community, have been deported.CrimeMar 20
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Edmonton Iranian community not confident in U.S., Iran ceasefireLocal Iranians say the temporary pause in fighting doesn't change much for them. They believe a leadership change is the only way to soothe fears.CanadaApr 8
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International probe disrupts $62M in crypto fraud, freezes $16MAn international operation disrupted $45 million US in crypto fraud and froze $12 million in stolen funds, targeting phishing scams across more than 30 countries.WorldApr 9
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Spring is here, but forecasts say the temperature change will be ‘slow’With Friday marking the first day of the spring season, Canadians did not wake up to stereotypical spring weather of sunny skies and breezy winds.WeatherMar 20
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Canadian food banks reduce services amid ‘unprecedented’ demandFood banks are reporting having to change how they serve Canadian communities, with some reducing drop ins or how much food is given.HealthMar 30
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Experts warn gas price drops in Atlantic Canada may not last longCommuters in most Atlantic provinces are finding relief at the pump today after widespread drops in prices set by local utility boards.CanadaApr 10
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Families scrambling after Ardrossan daycare lease terminated: ‘Gut punch’The Ardrossan daycare offers year-round services and outdoor programs. Around 30 families are currently registered, and more are waiting — but they'll all have to be turned away.CanadaMar 26
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Liberal convention welcomes Gladu, Carney with majority within reachLiberal party national director Azam Ishmael boasted Thursday that the party expects a "record-breaking number" of supporters to attend the convention — around 4,500 members.PoliticsApr 9