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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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Endometriosis care delays force Alberta woman to seek help abroad: ‘Just want my life back’'I shouldn't have to go out of country. I feel like I should be able to get that care and that help here where I am, but it's just not possible,' said Talia Assu-Gregg, 20.HealthJan 20
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‘Narrow’ foreign agent rules may create gaps in countering influence operations: lawyerCanada’s foreign agent registry was created in response to concerns raised over alleged covert influence in national politics by countries like China and India.PoliticsJan 16
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U.S. to suspend visa processing for 75 countries including Russia, SomaliaThe U.S. State Department said the move would apply to countries whose nationals are deemed likely to require public assistance while living in the United States.U.S. NewsJan 14
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Will the U.S. operation in Venezuela hit Canada’s oil industry? What we knowExperts say that while Venezuelan oil is similar to crude produced in Canada, it will take some time before the South American country's industry could compete.CanadaJan 5
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CFIA official tells of threats and harassment that dogged ostrich cull operationAs CFIA workers prepared for a cull of hundreds of ostriches at a British Columbia farm, they came under a variety of harassment from opponents of the operation, one official says.CanadaJan 30
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Trump addresses Maduro’s capture and next steps for VenezuelaTrump says U.S. forces carried out a 'large-scale' strike in Venezuela, captured Nicolás Maduro and that Washington will run the country until a 'proper transition' takes place.U.S. NewsJan 3
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Cuba’s ambassador says U.S. ‘suffocating’ people, calls on Canada for aidA U.S. oil blockade has curtailed fuel and basic supplies to the increasingly isolated Caribbean island, as the Trump administration puts pressure on Cuba's socialist government.CanadaFeb 24
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Liberals have proposed a debate on Iran war, federal House leader saysSteven MacKinnon said the government has proposed that a debate on the hostilities in Iran and the impact for Canadians abroad be held in the House of Commons.Canada10 hours
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Arctic winds push south through the Prairies, bringing snow and frigid temperaturesEnvironment Canada is tracking a chilling, windy weather system from the Northwest Territories through Alberta and Saskatchewan and into southern Manitoba.CanadaFeb 18
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Trump’s State of the Union to address economic stability, foreign policyTrump will use Tuesday’s State of the Union to praise his immigration crackdowns, his push to preserve widespread tariffs and military actions worldwide.U.S. NewsFeb 24
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Saskatoon’s hospitality industry trains to prevent human traffickingSunday marked National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Saskatoon’s hospitality industry is working hard to protect those who may be exploited, with some help from Paul Brandt.CanadaFeb 22
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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.EntertainmentMar 4
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Ontario hit with another cold weather blast. One Great Lake is almost completely frozenYet another cold weather alert has been issued for southern Ontario with a rapid fall in temperatures expected this weekend. One Great Lake is almost completely frozen over.WeatherFeb 6
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Winter mix delivers Ontario freezing rain, blowing Prairie snow and East Coast wallopSchool buses have been cancelled across parts of southern Ontario where residents are bracing for a mixed bag of messy winter weather.CanadaFeb 18
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As U.S. and Israel trade blows with Iran, what’s next?While questions are being raised about whether a regime change is possible in Iran, experts say attacks by Iran on Israel are likely to continue in the days to come.WorldMar 1
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Dozens of Canadians have left Iran as Ottawa lays out evacuation optionsForeign 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.CanadaMar 4
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G7 won’t release oil reserves yet to quell surging oil prices amid Iran warG7 finance ministers said they were monitoring the situation and were prepared to implement 'necessary measures,' but stopped short of committing to release emergency reserves.Economy1 hour
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Man who killed 3 Utah women said ‘it had to be done’: policeInvestigators have not found a motive for the triple homicide, and there is no indication that the suspect had any connection to the victims, according to police.CrimeMar 6
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As Carney heads to India, what can the two countries gain from each other?At last year's G7 summit, Canada and India agreed to more than double the volume of two-way trade between the two countries to $70 billion by 2030.EconomyFeb 26