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  • Fire that destroyed Edmonton’s historic Hangar 11 being investigated as suspicious
    A large fire consumed Hangar 11, a Second World War-era airplane hangar that was part of the former municipal airport, between the NAIT campus and Blatchford.
    Fire
    Apr 22
  • WWII-era grenades dropped off at front counter of Vernon RCMP station
    A Vernon, B.C., man had good intentions when he packed up a couple of Second World War-era grenades and dropped them off at an RCMP station.
    Crime
    Apr 11
  • Saskatchewan World War II veteran honoured at statue unveiling Saturday
    Saskatchewan veteran Nick Kazusa, who participated in the liberation of France during the Second World War, has been honoured with the French Legion of Honour medal. Kazusa is 104.
    Canada
    Apr 6
  • B.C. veteran turns 105, has raised more than $450K for charity
    John Hillman said he was first inspired to raise money by Capt. Tom Moore in England, who was also a Second World War veteran. He walked to raise money during the pandemic.
    Canada
    Mar 22
  • Meet Canada’s newest centenarian — and his 2 tips for longevity
    Russell Kaye was a gunner with Canada’s 12th Field Regiment during the Second World War. He was one of 133,000 Allied troops that stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day.
    Canada
    Feb 9
  • Saskatoon population sees largest increase in 2023 since after Second World War
    Saskatoon city officials are estimating the city had its largest year-over year population change last year since the Second World War.
    Canada
    Jan 23
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  • Historic aircraft, veterans on hand to mark RCAF’s 100th anniversary in Langley
    Visitors had the chance to view engine startups and get hands-on with planes ranging from World War 2 bombers to cold-war nuclear-armed jets to the Snowbirds stunt planes.
    Crime
    Apr 1
  • Feel-good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week
    An elephant seal drawing attention in a Vancouver Island neighbourhood and a lucky winner on a B.C. slot machine are just two of the stories we want to highlight this week.
    Trending
    Apr 5
  • Ottawa plans to sell historic armoury in Amherst, N.S., to make way for housing
    The building was declared surplus in 2016 after the local reserve unit moved out, but it is still used for community functions, military cadet training and to house a museum.
    Canada
    Apr 17
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  • French PM talks language, secularism, strong ties in speech to Quebec legislature
    France wants to help Quebec protect the French language and he praised Quebec's refusal to give in to defeat, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said.
    Canada
    Apr 12
  • Federal budget borrows big from B.C. with new ‘Canada Builds’ housing plan
    One of the major planks of the new federal housing program is a new initiative dubbed "Canada Builds," directly inspired by the B.C. government's BC Buids program.
    Politics
    Apr 16
  • ‘We are compassionate’: Stranded orca calf grips heart of Vancouver Island town
    The small community of Zeballos has fully invested itself in the unfolding rescue effort for an orca calf, which could occur this week officials say.
    Environment
    Apr 11
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  • London Knights take 3-0 series lead on Landon Sim’s overtime winner
    A deflection by Landon Sim on an Oliver Bonk shot at 8:01 of overtime gave the London Knights a 4-3 overtime win in Flint on April. 2.
    Sports
    Apr 2
  • Montreal newspaper La Presse removes cartoon denounced as antisemitic
    La Presse chief editorialist Stéphanie Grammond apologized for the cartoon on behalf of the paper in a statement posted online this afternoon.
    Canada
    Mar 20
  • Taiwan earthquake: 2 Canadians rescued as Ottawa updates travel advisory
    The strongest earthquake in a quarter-century rocked Taiwan on Wednesday, killing nine people, sending some scrambling out windows of damaged buildings.
    World
    Apr 3
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  • How a natural disaster led to the birth of Goth music
    Goth music arose in the post-punk era of the late 1970s and early '80s. But its real origins go back much, much further, and might even be traced to a volcanic eruption in 1815.
    Entertainment
    Mar 24
  • Housing will be key in budget 2024. For NDP, that means renoviction reform
    Renoviction is the practice where tenants are served eviction notices and property owners renovate the building, often reposting the units at a higher price.
    Canada
    Mar 12
  • ‘A white man’s war’: Calgary military museum focuses on Black Canadian soldiers
    Allan Ross, a volunteer researcher who curates the Black History Month exhibit, said the roots of military service for Black Canadians dates back two centuries
    Canada
    Feb 27
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  • Biden announces new U.S. sanctions on Russia 2 years into Ukraine war
    U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday announced Washington would issue more than 500 new sanctions targeting Russia to mark the second anniversary of its war in Ukraine.
    World
    Feb 23
  • Why has Canada’s war criminal unit not published a report in over 8 years?
    The War Crimes Program has a mandate to prevent Canada from becoming a safe haven for people accused of committing atrocities including genocide and crimes against humanity.
    Canada
    Feb 21
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