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8 summer activewear finds you’ll be wearing all summerHot-girl walks deserve hot-girl attire--this summer, it’s all about buttery-soft leggings, breezy shorts and more from top brands like Lululemon, Vuori, Aritzia and beyond.The CuratorMay 13
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B.C. MLA facing criminal sex assault chargeJordan Kealy added he has told new BC Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay that he'll remain an independent while the case unfolds in court.PoliticsJun 4
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Legislators pull all-nighter debating Manitoba budget billThe Manitoba Legislative Building was active all night as members debated this year's budget. An Opposition MLA from Steinbach spoke for roughly four hours.PoliticsMay 27
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Mills, Oliveira among CFL players to watch in ’26The 2026 CFL season kicks off Thursday night with the Montreal Alouettes visiting the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Here are some of the top players (excluding quarterbacks) worth keeping tabs on this year:SportsJun 2
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Hundreds attend opening of Oakridge Park Mall in VancouverAfter close to a decade of construction, Phase 1 of the project has been completed, featuring 650,000 square feet of retail space with more than 50 brands.EconomyMay 28
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How have The Beatles remained relevant after all these years?Fifty-six years after they broke up, The Beatles remain cultural juggernauts. But it wasn't always this way. They had to claw their way back.EntertainmentJun 7
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers add all-star receiver to coaching staffThe Blue Bombers hired former CFL receiver Bralon Addison as an offensive assistant on Monday.SportsJun 1
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Barnes voted to NBA’s second all-defensive teamToronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes was selected to the NBA's all-defensive second team Friday.SportsMay 22
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Raptors’ Murray-Boyles makes NBA all-rookie teamToronto Raptors forward Collin Murray-Boyles has been named to the NBA's all-rookie second team.SportsMay 20
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Vancouver’s Oakridge Park mall sets May 28 as opening dateThe project has been one of North America's biggest retail and residential construction sites, with a planned size of five million square feet.EconomyMay 11
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B.C. premier says MLA Joan Phillip is ‘very ill,’ asks for prayersLast December, the NDP caucus issued a statement saying the Vancouver-Strathcona MLA was ill and undergoing testing, but it is not known what for.PoliticsApr 22
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No more free 15 minutes, city facility parking fees being mulled in EdmontonThe proposals include eliminating a 15-minute free grace period in paid parking zones, updating rates and introducing paid parking at several City of Edmonton attractions.TrafficJun 3
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The 8 best setting sprays for all-day, sweat-proof wear to try this summerFrom a viral favourite by ONE/SIZE to a glow-boosting pick from MILK Makeup and a mattifying staple from NYX, these are the best setting sprays for summer 2026.The CuratorJun 1
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PWHL’s 1st all-Canadian final could boost girls’ participation in sport: advocatesThe Montreal Victoire solidified an all-Canadian final for the PWHL after defeating the Minnesota Frost in Game 5 of their semifinal match.CanadaMay 14
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Ontario public health unit warns of infectious stomach illness uptickSoutheast Public Health is warning people in the Kingston area of an uptick in cases of gastrointestinal illness and reminding of how to prevent its spread.HealthMay 4
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Conservatives push motion to scrap all federal gas taxes for rest of yearThe affordability push, which calls for suspending the GST on gas and diesel, comes after the Liberals instituted a temporary suspension of the federal fuel excise tax last month.CanadaMay 26
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Saskatchewan MLA leaves NDP over forced treatment falloutSaskatchewan Opposition NDP member, Betty Nippi-Albright, is now sitting as an Independent, after she says the party told her not to table her report on Bill 48.PoliticsMay 6
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All Conservatives will campaign for Alberta to stay in Canada, Pierre Poilievre saysConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he and all Conservative MPs will press for Alberta to remain part of Canada in any separatist referendum campaign in the province.PoliticsMay 21
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N.S. library users hold ‘read-in’ to protest closures, MLA says anger misdirectedArmed with books and camping chairs, a group of protesters gathered for a 'read-in' outside MLA John Lohr's office in Kentville in reaction to upcoming library closures.CanadaJun 2
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‘Time all blurs’: Senior’s journey from Shanghai art teacher to homeless in B.C. parkTom Tang, a 76-year-old former art teacher and street portraitist from China, now lives in a park in Richmond, B.C. He doesn't quite know how he ended up there.CanadaJun 8