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Man charged with first-degree murder in killing of Montreal convenience store ownerA 35-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in the killing of a Montreal convenience store owner found dead inside his shop Thursday morning.CrimeMar 13
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‘Go Habs Go!’ to return to Montreal buses after language controversy“Go Habs Go!” is returning to Montreal buses after the province’s language watchdog authorized the English phrase, reversing a decision that sparked public backlash.CanadaFeb 26
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City of Saskatoon to pursue ‘all legal avenues’ after second overpass collisionCrews in Saskatoon fixed another overpass after being struck by a truck towing an excavator, marking the second overpass collision on Circle Drive in less than a week.CanadaMar 12
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Historical Society of Alberta to lose all provincial fundingAs part of Alberta's 2026 budget, the Historical Society of Alberta is set to lose all provincial funding.PoliticsMar 11
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Half the recall petitions against Alberta governing caucus fail, more fizzleElections Alberta said Friday that four more recall petitions against members of Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative Party caucus have failed.PoliticsFeb 27
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Three-time CFL all-star Tom Brown dies at 89Canadian Football Hall of Famer Tom Brown, a three-time CFL all-star who won a Grey Cup with the B.C. Lions in 1964, has died, the team said Monday. He was 89.SportsMar 16
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Dunstone beats Calvert in all-Manitoba battle at Montana’s BrierManitoba's Matt Dunstone remained unbeaten with a fourth straight win on Tuesday against his provincial counterpart.SportsMar 3
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Ford government moves to make all premier, minister records secretA new law set to be tabled by Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement Stephen Crawford will exempt all public records from ministers.PoliticsMar 13
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Parents of HUB mall shooting victim push for Canada to change parole eligibilityIf passed, "Brian's Bill" or Bill C-243, would mean those convicted of first- and second-degree murder who are denied parole would have to wait five years to apply again.CrimeMar 4
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Ford government poised to waive HST on all new homes as sector strugglesOntario's finance minister is expected to announce that the provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax will be removed for anyone buying a newly constructed home to spur sales.PoliticsMar 16
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All 6 crew on U.S. military plane that crashed in Iraq deadThe U.S. Central Command said the crash followed an unspecified incident involving two aircraft in “friendly airspace,” and that the other plane landed safely.WorldMar 13
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‘Titanic’-inspired statue of Trump and Epstein appears on D.C. National MallThe Secret Handshake organization says the 'Titanic' movie-inspired statue honours 'a friendship seemingly built on luxurious travel, raucous parties, and secret nude sketches.'TrendingMar 11
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Ford government to order paper report cards back to all Ontario schoolsThe Ministry of Education suggested in a statement that some parents had struggled with digital report cards, which generally need to be downloaded using a password.EducationMar 5
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Ford government mulls legal changes to stop B.C.-style drug superlabsToward the end 2024, the RCMP busted an alleged drug lab on a property in Falkand, B.C., where the landlord said he had no idea what had taken place on the land he owned.CanadaMar 9
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Canada’s most wanted fugitive arrested over fatal Yorkdale mall shootingCanada’s most wanted fugitive was arrested Thursday in connection to the shooting death of a 28-year-old man at Yorkdale mall this past summer.CrimeMar 5
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N.S. MLA says hackers released images of him and his wife after blackmail attemptMLA Rick Burns said in a statement this evening that criminals hacked his email this week and requested money, which his family refused to pay.Politics10 hours
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N.S. MLA urges N.B. premier to reconsider highway toll near provincial boundaryPremier Susan Holt's government announced the toll in its provincial budget Tuesday, estimating it would bring in $10.4 million annually once in place in 2028.PoliticsMar 18
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New Brunswick MLA calls for better security, policies after nursing home sexual assaultsMargaret Johnson, PC critic for social development and seniors, is calling for province-wide policies and measures so that seniors in care homes are not left vulnerable to abuse.CanadaMar 6
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Alberta mulls ditching time switch — again — as B.C. moves to permanent daylightDanielle Smith said along with Saskatchewan's use of year-round CST, B.C.'s shift raises questions about whether Alberta should aim for consistency across the western provinces.CanadaMar 2
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Canadian troops in Middle East ‘are all fine’ amid Iran war, McGuinty saysMcGuinty did not offer specifics Tuesday when asked how many Canadian military personnel are in the region, saying only there are 'some.'CanadaMar 3