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Feds announce more than 900 new military housing units for CFB KingstonThe federal government has announced a massive expansion of military housing, with CFB Kingston slated to receive more than 900 new residential units in the coming years.CanadaFeb 24
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U.K. lottery winner, 80, jailed in $424-million counterfeit drugs bustA prosecutor said the gang was involved in producing counterfeit drugs with an estimated street value of £288 million (C$424 million).CrimeJan 29
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Canada ‘strongly opposes’ tariffs over Greenland, won’t waver on Article 5In a major speech on the 'rupture' of the global order, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will not waver on its support for NATO's Article 5.CanadaJan 20
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Russia attacks Ukraine power grid amid record cold ahead of peace talksNATO's secretary-general said that the overnight strikes raise doubts about Moscow’s intentions on the eve of talks, calling them “a really bad signal.”WorldFeb 3
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Long-lost military medals returned to Winnipeg familyMedals belonging to a Canadian veteran have been returned to a Winnipeg family thanks to a Saskatchewan man's love of military history.CanadaJan 16
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What’s a Canadian firm under defence industrial strategy? It’s complicatedThe government's new defence industrial strategy wants to prioritize Canadian manufacturers and suppliers — but what qualifies as Canadian is 'complicated.'CanadaFeb 23
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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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Sydney, N.S., selected as the preferred maintenance port for new Arctic icebreakersSydney, N.S., has the inside track on becoming the maintenance hub for the Canadian Coast Guard’s upcoming polar icebreakers.CanadaJan 13
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WWII veteran ‘proud’ having left U.S. for Canada 100 years agoBurd Sisler is Canada's oldest living veteran. Now 110 years old, he joined the military in 1943 to serve in the Second World War.CanadaNov 11, 2025
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Humboldt students pay respects in No Stone Left Alone ceremonyDozens of students from Humboldt, Sask., visited a Second World War cemetery in advance of Remembrance Day to honour the legacy of those who died in combat for Canada.CanadaNov 11, 2025
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‘Remembrance is vigilance,’ Carney says as Canada honours veteransCanada will observe Remembrance Day with events being held across the country, honouring the country's veterans and marking 80 years since the end of the Second World War.CanadaNov 11, 2025
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Why does Trump want Greenland? Arctic security, critical minerals at stakeHere's why Trump may be keen on acquiring Greenland, and why it's an important strategic security asset no matter who's in charge.WorldJan 8
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‘Everybody’s gone’: Canadians mark Remembrance Day as number of veterans dwindle'Events of the Second World War are very rapidly moving from the realm of lived history of people you can talk to … into history where you can't talk to the people who remember.'CanadaNov 11, 2025
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Read the full transcript of Trump’s 2026 State of the UnionTrump spoke at the State of the Union for 1 hour and 48 minutes, making it the longest in U.S. history, surpassing his own 2025 address.U.S. News1 hour
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U.S. removal of panels on Black WWII soldiers in Netherlands draws backlashThe removal, carried out without public explanation, has angered Dutch officials, families of U.S. soldiers and the local residents who care for the graves.U.S. NewsDec 30, 2025
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U.S., Iran to hold more nuclear talks as Tehran closes Strait of HormuzIran said it will close the Strait of Hormuz for several hours for live fire military exercises and the United States ramps up its military forces in the region.WorldFeb 17
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Trump warns of ‘bad things’ if Iran doesn’t make a dealU.S. President Donald Trump has said he hopes to reach a deal with Iran, but talks between both countries have been remained deadlocked for years.WorldFeb 19
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Saskatchewan residents seeking safety amid violence in Mexico'The world changed yesterday,' Prince Albert, Sask., resident Jon Foster said. 'You always knew it wasn't necessarily fine, but now there is definite evidence'CanadaFeb 24
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In 2026, world sits on ‘precipice’ of ‘geoeconomic confrontation,’ WEF saysThe World Economic Forum says global economies are 'balancing on a precipice,' as its participants surveyed cited multiple global risks, including 'geoeconomic confrontation.'EconomyJan 19
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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