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Last minute holiday hosting hacks for stress-free entertainingFrom quick prep tricks to simple decor wins, here’s how to stay calm, organized, and actually enjoy celebrating with your guests.The CuratorDec 5
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Ottawa moves forward in bid to buy private landfill amid province-wide shortageOttawa is moving ahead with a bid to buy a privately owned, provincially approved landfill as Ontario faces a waste-capacity crunch, despite strong community opposition.PoliticsNov 27
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Black bear tranquilized in southwest Calgary, will be relocatedAlberta Fish and Wildlife says a small black bear that has been spotted wandering around the southwest Calgary community of Oakridge has been tranquilized and will be relocated.EnvironmentOct 9
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Ontario homeowner calls 911 to report break-in, police find racoon eating applesBarrie police responded to a homeowner’s call overnight, leading to the discovery of an unexpected intruder who fled the scene before officers could intervene.CanadaOct 2
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Amazon Canada Black Friday: Your ultimate guide to must-shop dealsFrom beloved brands like Apple, Dyson and Oral B to hidden gems, we’ve done the deal-digging for you. Read on to make your Black Friday shopping spree the best one yet!The CuratorNov 29
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Deck your table this holiday season with hosting must-havesFrom playful glassware to DIY ornaments, explore on-trend ways to elevate your holiday table for Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, and every occasion in between.The CuratorOct 1
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Alberta basketball club’s trailer of sports wheelchairs stolen in Stony PlainRCMP in Stony Plain are searching for a stolen trailer holding 15 sport wheelchairs owned by the Northern Lights Wheelchair Basketball Society.CrimeNov 25
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Coffins made of mushrooms sprout among eco-friendly burial options in OntarioAs more people worry about their environmental footprint in both life and death, one cemetery operator is offering a unique alternative – coffins and urns made of mushrooms.CanadaSep 22
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ANALYSIS: Jets’ game heading out-of-bounds with string of lossesFor the Winnipeg Jets' coaching staff right now, it must feel like they’re standing over a golf shot and wondering what club to play.SportsDec 3
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Stock markets fall, erasing earlier gains amid AI, interest rate fearsAfter initially soaring toward what seemed like its best day since May, the S&P 500 erased its entire early surge. The Dow Jones and Canada's S&P/TSX index also fell.MoneyNov 20
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Greater Toronto home sales fall in November as prices, new listings decline: boardToronto's real estate board says activity, new listings and average selling prices were down last month as potential homebuyers stayed on the sidelines.CanadaDec 3
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Péladeau demands board shakeup — and a seat — at TransatPéladeau, Transat's second-largest shareholder and the CEO of Quebecor Inc., said the board should be reduced to six directors.CanadaDec 1
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Manitoba Premier Kinew asks PM Carney for sentencing, parole overhaulManitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the release of a man who killed two women "disgusts'' him, and he's asking the federal government to change sentencing and parole board provisions.CrimeNov 25
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10 mind-blowing facts about music: 2025 editionI spent all year researching all corners of the music industry universe. At the end of the year, I offer up unused material. Please enjoy these 10 mind-blowing facts about music.EntertainmentDec 7
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Miss Universe judge quits days before pageant, claims finalists pre-chosenOmar Harfouch formally warned 'all past and current judges' that 'participation in the final jury of Miss Universe may legally implicate them in an act of global-scale fraud.'TrendingNov 19
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Kingston-area studio wins global award for democracy-themed video gameKingston-based Polyvale Studios has won an international game design contest for its democracy-themed game Diem, earning the grand prize and a best aesthetics award.CanadaNov 18
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Provincial, territorial governments sign deal to knock down trade barriersBritish Columbia's minister of jobs and economic growth announced the deal in Victoria, although it was signed by trade ministers at a meeting in Yellowknife on Wednesday.EconomyNov 20
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Extortion suspects have all claimed refugee status, Canada’s border agency saysThe development has frustrated deportations of foreign nationals accused of fuelling B.C.'s extortion boom.CanadaDec 11
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UCP files lawsuit against former caucus members and Alberta Party presidentAlberta's United Conservative Party is suing two former caucus members over their attempts to start a new provincial political party under the Progressive Conservative brand.PoliticsNov 17
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Teachers react with cynicism to Alberta government’s classroom complexity planThe Alberta government's "Aggression and Complexity in Schools Action Team" released its report on Friday, which was met with a great deal of cynicism from educators.EducationNov 21