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Indigenous identity researcher ordered to pay $70,000 in defamation suitA leading researcher on Indigenous identity fraud has been ordered to pay damages and legal fees in a defamation suit filed by a University of Regina academic.CanadaMar 21
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Canadians plan to sail to Gaza despite detention risksCanadians are preparing to sail to Gaza with an aid flotilla, despite expectations of interception and detention by Israeli forcesWorldMar 21
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First Nation chiefs say Nova Scotia budget cuts appear targeted at Mi’kmaw programsThe chiefs say 21 programs related to Mi’kmaw education, early childhood development, language, health and economic development were cut earlier this week by 50 to 100 per cent.PoliticsFeb 27
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U.S. threats revive independence debate for Inuit in GreenlandSome Inuit in Greenland worry their desire for independence from Denmark has been overshadowed by the response to U.S. President Donald Trump's threats of annexation.WorldFeb 12
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Feds earmark $1.55 billion to ensure equal services for First Nations kidsThe funding comes as Mandy Gull-Masty faces criticism for not repealing an operational bulletin released last year that limited the scope of services covered by Jordan's Principle.CanadaFeb 26
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Overcoming trauma thread by thread: Cambria Harris’ healing journey after lossAfter losing two family members close to her heart, Cambria Harris is finding her path to healing from trauma through art and sewing.CanadaFeb 26
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Cervical cancer is ‘fastest-rising’ form in Canada as doctors urge actionCervical cancer has been reported as the 'fourth most diagnosed cancer and fourth leading cause of cancer death among females worldwide.'HealthFeb 25
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Kwikwetlem First Nation filed a land claim in 2016 including the Riverview landsThe land in question covers several publicly-owned parcels in Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam, including the Riverview lands, but not private properties.PoliticsNov 20, 2025
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Russians mourn Alexei Navalny’s death on 2nd anniversary: ‘He was murdered’The anniversary coincides with the release of a joint statement by five European countries that said Navalny was poisoned by the Kremlin with a rare and lethal toxin.WorldFeb 16
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Canadian snowboarder competes with heavy heartCanadian Evan Bichon had to change boards on the fly Thursday when a binding snapped in the start gate during the Olympic snowboard cross competition.SportsFeb 12
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School and road closures around Southern Manitoba on MondayHere is a list of closures and cancellations around Manitoba as a result of inclement weather: ROAD CLOSURES: Highway 75 from Highway 14 to the U-S Border Highway 23 from Lowe Farm to Highway 75 has NOW re-opened. The closures are due to snow drifts and vehicles blocking some lanes. SCHOOL CANCELLATIONS: Lakeshore Lord Selkirk...WeatherJan 19
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Canada ‘disappointed’ over Jimmy Lai’s 20-year prison sentence in Hong KongThe 78-year-old pro-democracy former media tycoon was convicted in December of violating a China-imposed national security law that has virtually silenced dissent in Hong Kong.WorldFeb 9
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James Van Der Beek GoFundMe for 6 kids, widow raises more than $1 millionThe fundraising page said that the Van Der Beek family 'faced not only emotional challenges but also significant financial strain' throughout the actor's illness.EntertainmentFeb 12
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Man accused in stabbing, injuring Abbotsford laundromat owner awaits sentencingTimothy Richard Louis Rowley, 41, was initially charged with assault with a weapon and aggravated assault in the Aug. 9, 2025, incident.CrimeJan 21
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Fry tide! Bags of French fries wash up on U.K. beach after cargo ship spillThousands of bags of French fries washed up on a beach near a southern coastal town after a shipping container carrying food packages washed ashore.WorldJan 23
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N.S. government says even more cannabis dispensaries than originally estimatedThe minister said today his department conducts "routine intelligence" to track dispensaries, but declined to give details.PoliticsJan 15
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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. NewsFeb 25
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$18-million sale of HBC charter to Thomsons, Westons approved by courtTwo of Canada's wealthiest families have cleared the final hurdle on the road to buying and donating the royal charter that created the Hudson's Bay Co.CanadaDec 11, 2025
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Thomson, Weston families win Hudson’s Bay charter auction: retailerIf a court approves the sale, the families will donate the charter to the Archives of Manitoba, the Manitoba Museum, the Canadian Museum of History and the Royal Ontario Museum.CanadaDec 3, 2025
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What is the Monroe Doctrine, and why does Trump want to ‘reassert’ it?First established in 1823, the Monroe Doctrine has been used to justify American dominance and influence over the western hemisphere, particularly in Latin America.WorldDec 8, 2025