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Boeing faces another review by U.S. FAA. What the agency is looking intoThe FAA said its review will examine key areas of safety processes at Boeing to make sure that they “result in timely, accurate safety-related information for FAA use.”CanadaOct 18
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Winnipeg Police Board chair, advocates support expanded photo radar enforcementThe Act limits photo radar use to construction, school, and playground zones, and intersections controlled by traffic lights.PoliticsNov 15
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An ‘OCTOBER7’ plate triggers overhaul of Ontario’s custom licence processAt the end of January 2024, ServiceOntario approved the release of a license plate with the words "October7" on it, apparently referencing the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.CanadaNov 4
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Calgary council to debate development pause, infrastructure review for Bowness, MontgomeryThe motion cleared a technical review by Calgary's executive committee Thursday, despite some concerns of potential legal risk from a temporary development pause.CanadaNov 8
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‘It’s the best week’: 16 years after wrongful conviction, Minnesota man walks freeEdgar Barrientos-Quintana never gave up hope that justice would be served, although he was never sure when his freedom would come.U.S. NewsNov 14
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Canada Soccer says Olympics drone probe shows past ‘unacceptable culture’The defending champion Canadians, currently ranked sixth in the world, were eliminated in the Olympic quarterfinals by No. 4 Germany in a penalty shootout.CanadaNov 8
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Edmonton named as top destination by Lonely PlanetLonely planet cites the Fringe Festival, Old Strathcona and Ice District as some of the top attractions in it's latest edition of its Best in Travel winners.LifestyleOct 25
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Economic indicators ‘blinking red’ business groups warn incoming B.C. NDP governmentA coalition of major business groups have penned open letters to all of the major party leaders, calling on them to make the economy job number one when the legislature returns.PoliticsOct 31
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TTC board postpones vote on proposal to ban e-bikes, e-scooters during winter monthsThe TTC's board postponed a vote this week on a proposal seeking a seasonal ban on electric bikes and scooters in the transit system over potential fire hazards.CanadaOct 30
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Premier Danielle Smith braces for crucial vote at UCP’s weekend conferenceThe vote comes at the party's annual general meeting, and at least 5,500 members are registered to attend.PoliticsNov 1
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Ford government says it’ll work with towns hit by spike in OPP costsThe bills handed down by Ontario Provincial Police for 2025 represent a jump of more than 30 per cent in some cases.CanadaNov 22
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Safe holiday shopping: Tips and tricks to avoid falling victim to a scamWith holiday shopping in full swing, cybersecurity analyst Ritesh Kotak warns that online scams on the rise, and they're more sophisticated thanks to artificial intelligence.ConsumerNov 17
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U.S. election has Canadian businesses worried about protectionism: reportA KPMG survey of small- and medium-sized businesses says 87 per cent of leaders fear the Canadian economy could become 'collateral damage' from American protectionist policies.EconomyOct 22
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UCP members back Alberta premier in leadership reviewAlberta premier Danielle Smith will stay at the helm of the United Conservative Party after an overwhelming result in her first leadership review in the role.PoliticsNov 2
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Trump’s proposed tariffs unlikely to include Canadian oil: expertsThe threat of the tariff is causing a lot of concern in Canada, where the Canadian Chamber of Commerce said such a tariff could take a $30-billion bite out of the Canadian economy.CanadaNov 14
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CRA says 330 employees fired for inappropriately claiming CERBThe CRA said last year they were launching an internal review to determine if employees had received CERB, with approximately 600 people identified for further investigation.CanadaOct 16
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Danielle Smith promises to review Alberta’s professional regulators, legislate limitsDriven by COVID-era grievances, members of Smith's United Conservative Party voted in 2023 to adopt policy aimed at protecting Albertans from censorship.PoliticsOct 23
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Fatality inquiry into Alberta boxer Tim Hague’s knockout death recommends better oversightTim Hague competed in a boxing match licensed by the Edmonton Combative Sports Commission in June 2017 when his opponent, former CFL player Adam Braidwood, knocked him unconscious.CanadaNov 5
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Trump’s appointees have criticized Trudeau, Canada’s border securityTrump's designations for foreign policy and border positions have sent signals to Canada, and the rest of the world, about America's path forward.CanadaNov 13
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Canada Post, union still at odds as strike looms. What are the sticking points?While both parties are still negotiating, the union says 'if there is no real movement at the bargaining table, we won’t shy away from taking the next step.'CanadaNov 5