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Wrongfully convicted New Brunswick man dies from cancerInnocence Canada, the organization that led the legal fight to clear Robert Mailman's name, confirmed today that he died in Saint John, N.B., on Thursday, just before midnight.CanadaOct 13, 2025
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Toronto man found NCR after stabbing friend 22 times in December 2023Jared Shokoff was actively psychotic when he stabbed his friend Nathan Samuel 22 times two years ago, an Ontario judge ruled Friday.CrimeOct 31, 2025
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Firefighters making progress against largest wildfire in western Nova ScotiaThe fire destroyed 20 homes late last month and it forced about 1,000 people to evacuate their neighbourhoods.CanadaSep 4, 2025
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Missing Teulon area man’s car found near StarbuckManitoba RCMP conducted ground and drone searches of the areas surrounding his home and the area his vehicle was found, but did not find signs of Campbell.Aug 12, 2025
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Community fundraiser supporting families, businesses after fire in RockwoodA fundraiser will support those impacted from a fire on Main Street last month. Two businesses and two apartments above burned down, causing more than $200,000 in damages.CanadaJul 16, 2025
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Guns, drugs seized, 5 arrested in joint Manitoba police investigationWinnipeg police say an investigation alongside Manitoba RCMP has led to the seizure of 30 guns and $60,000 in cocaine and hydromorphone.CrimeJun 12, 2025
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1 person killed after SUV, semi collide near StonewallMounties are investigating after a fatal two-vehicle crash in the RM of Rockwood.TrendingMay 6, 2025
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New owner of historic Edmonton apartment building triples rent: ‘It’s insane’Residents of the 110-year-old Annamoe Mansion overlooking Edmonton's river valley expected a rent increase with a new owner — but not a hike from $880 to $2,680 a month.MoneyApr 5, 2025
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Kelowna Actors’ Studio revives Hollywood classic'Singin' in the Rain is one of the biggest movie musicals of all time,' said Ethan Landygo, artistic associate at Kelowna Actors' Studio.EntertainmentApr 16, 2025
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Trees for Tots registration is open in Guelph and surrounding areasThe curbside tree collection program is entering its 12th year and registration is open until January 7th. Volunteers will pick up Christmas trees on January 11.CanadaDec 23, 2024
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Manitoba RCMP looking for missing vehicle in human remains investigationManitoba RCMP have completed an extensive search of a property in Rockwood where human remains were found last week. They are now searching for a car connected to the property.CrimeNov 25, 2024
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Human remains found in RM of Rockwood: Manitoba RCMPThe death of the unidentified person is being treated as suspicious, and believed to have happened within the last month, police said.CrimeNov 22, 2024
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Mercury, cyanide found in water near Yukon gold mine disaster: governmentHigh levels of cyanide and metals continue to be detected in the groundwater at testing sites closest to the Eagle Gold mine slide where millions of tonnes of ore was released.EnvironmentOct 12, 2024
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‘Not going to wait.’ The pandemic is prompting more women to be their own bossThe pandemic is prompting more women to launch their own businesses, creating the flexible work arrangements they couldn't find in the corporate world.MoneyOct 9, 2021
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New Brunswick’s annual walk for pancreatic cancer goes virtualOnly around eight per cent of Canadians diagnosed with pancreatic cancer will live for five or more years after diagnosis.HealthOct 25, 2020
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Couples hold ‘Kiss and Tell’ event in support of gay rights in U.S.<p> Couples hold 'Kiss and Tell' event in support of gay rights in U.S. <p>TORONTO - Some Canadians were part of a mass smooch-in campaign today in support of gay marriage rights in the United States.</p> <p>The "Kiss and Tell" event is part of a two-week campaign by Lush Cosmetics aimed a</p>CanadaJun 18, 2011
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Edmonton student dies on high school ski tripAn Edmonton Grade 10 student is dead after he was injured on a school ski trip to Panorama, B.C.Mar 16, 2010
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Toronto hit-and-run may have been targeted attack after dispute: policePolice say a fatal hit-and-run in Toronto's entertainment district early Saturday may have been a targeted attack.Nov 29, 2010
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Prison guards protest prison funding announcementThe federal government is pouring in $45-million to expand Manitoba’s prisons, but prison guards say they want a say in how dangerous working conditions are addressed.Nov 12, 2010
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Island mopping up after record delugeThe mayor of Sooke is buoyant about improving conditions after roads to her municipality were temporarily cut off on Sunday.Dec 13, 2010