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Montreal students at Dawson, Vanier colleges demonstrate against Quebec’s Bill 9Students at Dawson and Vanier colleges staged a walkout on Friday afternoon in protest against Quebec's Bill 9 and Law 14, calling the measures discriminatory.CanadaMay 1
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Your metadata may be kept for a year under lawful access bill. What to knowWhile officials insist the bill wouldn't allow police to read your emails, and could only access the metadata with a warrant, experts warn the retention policy alone is concerning.TechMay 21
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Ottawa, Alberta agree on carbon pricing deal, pipeline construction timelineIn November, Carney and Smith signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to lay the groundwork for a new pipeline from Alberta to the B.C. coast.CanadaMay 15
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Trump says deal imminent to reopen Strait of HormuzA possible deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could bring relief to Canadians facing higher gas prices, after the Middle East conflict disrupted a key global oil shipping route.WorldMay 23
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Record-long DHS shutdown ends as Trump signs funding bill that excludes ICEDHS has been without routine funds since Feb. 14, causing hardship for workers, though much of Trump’s immigration agenda that is central to the dispute is being funded separately.U.S. NewsApr 30
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AI ‘accent masking’ at overseas call centres sparks union backlash in CanadaIn a post on its website, Telus Digital announced a partnership with an “AI-powered speech enhancement” company to “soften accents.”TechMay 6
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Group of B.C. First Nations wants recent treaties paused, says they weren’t consultedThe Nations say that the K'omoks treaty claims approximately 80 per cent of WWK territory, and the Kitselas treaty would affect more than 90 per cent of NAT and LKB.PoliticsApr 21
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Canadians may be impacted as Spirit Airlines shuts down operations ‘effective immediately’Spirit Airlines has cancelled all flights and begun winding down operations, citing soaring fuel costs; a move that could ripple into travel plans for Canadians.CanadaMay 2
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As Alberta moves to end time changes, other provinces weigh optionsAlberta plans to scrap seasonal clock changes and adopt permanent daylight time starting Nov. 1, a move that could prompt other provinces to follow suit.CanadaApr 23
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U.S., Russia interfering in Alberta separatist debate, study saysMeddling by foreign adversaries threatens Canadian sovereignty and national security, the study found.CanadaMay 6
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Why did Canada not challenge Iran’s nomination to UN nuclear weapons body?On Monday, Iran was nominated to the vice-presidency of the UN's month-long review conference on the global nuclear non-proliferation treaty, better known as the NPT.CanadaApr 29
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What could a supercharged El Nino mean for Canada?There's growing evidence that a supercharged El Nino will develop over the next few months, spelling possible hot and dry conditions to come for large parts of Canada.WeatherMay 14
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San Diego mosque shooters met online and expressed hate before attack: FBIThe shooting was the latest in a string of attacks on houses of worship and comes amid rising threats and hate crimes targeting the Muslim and Jewish communities.CrimeMay 19
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Lane Hutson and Habs take over ‘next station’ announcements in Montreal metroMontreal transit has recruited four members of the Habs to announce the names of underground metro stations in French during trips.SportsApr 24
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Carney faces pressure to show results in spring fiscal update: former PBOThe spring economic statement comes one year to the day after the party secured a minority mandate in the federal election, a fourth win for the Liberals in a row.EconomyApr 26
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Ontario high school attendance drops to 40% of target as government considers changesThe Ford government is currently considering giving students in grades 9 to 12 credit on their final marks if they attend class as part of new legislation.PoliticsApr 15
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The Pentagon has begun releasing its UFO files after Trump’s orderThough the Pentagon has been working on declassifying documents on the matter for years, U.S. President Trump has put attention back on the topic.U.S. NewsMay 8
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Confusion around postgraduate work permit language resulting in rejectionsSome international graduates say unclear communication around a new language test rule left them facing rejected work permits and possible removal from Canada.CanadaMay 16
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Camp Mystic director tearfully apologizes to victims’ families at legislative hearingThe apology came at the outset of the hearing before he and several members of the Eastland family were questioned for about four hours by state lawmakers.TrendingApr 29
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NASA readies Artemis II for launch on mission that will orbit the moonPart of the crew of astronauts making the trip is Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen of London, Ont., becoming the first Canadian and non-American on such a mission.WorldMar 31