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Saskatchewan’s Birdsall, Ziebart making history in Women’s Pro Baseball LeagueSelected in the inaugural Women's Pro Baseball League Draft, Braidy Birdsall and Addie Ziebart are chasing professional opportunities not seen in decades for Saskatchewan players.SportsDec 4
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RCMP say no charges laid in death of MMA fighter following event near Edmonton last yearAlberta RCMP say they have completed their investigation into the death of an MMA competitor at an event near Edmonton in November 2024. No charges have been laid.CanadaSep 22
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Could police get your online data without a warrant? What Liberals propose'This applies to any provider of a service in Canada,' one expert warned. 'That means hotels, car rental companies, your gardener — it doesn't matter.'CanadaOct 7
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Pentagon to investigate Democrat who urged troops to defy illegal ordersDemocratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona served in the U.S. Navy as a fighter pilot before going on to become an astronaut, later retiring at the rank of captain to enter politics.U.S. NewsNov 24
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More Epstein photos released by House Democrats as DOJ deadline loomsThe photos were published a day before the U.S. Department of Justice's deadline to release Epstein case records to the public.TrendingDec 18
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Key Republican senator backs release of alleged drug boat strike videoArkansas Sen. Tom Cotton is partially aligning himself with President Donald Trump and top Democrats in favor of releasing the video of the Sept. 2 attack.U.S. NewsDec 7
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U.S. admiral behind boat strikes says no ‘kill them all’ order from HegsethAdm. Frank “Mitch” Bradley and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff gave a classified briefing to top congressional lawmakers amid mounting scrutiny over the strikes.U.S. NewsDec 4
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Former UFC champion Georges St-Pierre happy to share his life lessonsThe retired mixed martial artist is teaming up with Justin Kingsley on the new book which deals with the bullying St-Pierre had to deal with growing up.SportsSep 19
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B.C. premier calls pipeline MOU an ‘energy vampire’, First Nations call it a ‘pipe dream’The West Coast Oil Tanker Ban came into effect in 2019 and prohibits tankers from carrying more than 12,500 metric tonnes of crude oil along the northern coast of B.C.PoliticsNov 27
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Pipeline deal from Alberta to B.C. North Coast reportedly in the works, speculation remainsThe Alberta and federal governments are said to be close to signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to move forward with the project.PoliticsNov 20
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Israel says body of 1 of 4 remaining hostages in Gaza returned by militantsIsrael identified the returned body as that of Meny Godard, who was abducted from Kibbutz Be'eri in southern Israel. His wife, Ayelet, was killed during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack.WorldNov 13
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Putin says Russia will fight on if Ukraine talks don’t lead to agreementsPutin mixed a readiness to engage with the U.S. over a possible peace plan with several warnings that Russia was prepared to fight on if necessary and take more of Ukraine.WorldNov 27
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States face uncertainty as Trump administration tries to reverse SNAP food paymentsStates administering a federal food aid program serving about 42 million Americans faced uncertainty Monday over whether they can — and should — provide full monthly benefits during an ongoing legal battle involving the U.S. government shutdown.HealthNov 10
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B.C. urged to consider easing short-term rental restrictions in Kelowna before next summerStakeholders gathered at the Basil and Mint restaurant in Kelowna Wednesday night for a meeting organized by Airbnb.CanadaNov 13
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Louvre heist suspect revealed to be French social media star: reportsFour suspects are in custody as part of the investigation, including three believed to be members of the team that was filmed gaining access through the museum’s window.TrendingNov 6
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The future of AI and music is coming into focus. It does not look good for human artistsThis past week may go down in history as when we as a species decided that the future of music lay in music created by artificial intelligence.EntertainmentNov 2
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SNAP food aid gets to people in some states while others remain in limbo amid court battlesPeople in some U.S. states are able to buy groceries with federally funded SNAP benefits this weekend while those elsewhere are still waiting for November food benefits delayed by a protracted legal battle over the federal government shutdown.HealthNov 8
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Education minister orders northern Ontario school board to resolve dysfunctionOntario's education minister has ordered a North Bay area school board to take immediate steps to resolve what a report described as overwhelming dysfunction.PoliticsOct 31
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Uncertainty over federal food aid deepens as the shutdown fight reaches a crisis pointWASHINGTON (AP) — The crises at the heart of the government shutdown fight in Washington were coming to a head Saturday as the federal food assistance program faced delays and millions of Americans were set to see a dramatic rise in their health insurance bills.HealthNov 1
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$510M in lawyers’ fees in treaty case unreasonable, judge saysThe Ontario judge ruled the $510 million in lawyer fees for the treaty case was unreasonable and ordered it scaled back to $23 million.CanadaOct 29