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Markwayne Mullin makes case as new DHS head but faces temperament questionsThe Oklahoma Republican senator faced questions from a Senate committee about his vision for the Department of Homeland Security as he seeks to take over from Kristi Noem.U.S. NewsMar 18
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RCMP make arrest made in ‘devastating’ attack on New Brunswick musicianJohn McLaren, a solo musician from Shediac, N.B., had been performing at Happy Craft Brewing at 800 Main St. in Moncton on Saturday before the attack.CanadaMar 19
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Hegseth encourages potential Trump ally purchase of CNNOn the war's 14th day, Hegseth criticized CNN's reporting on the impact of Iran's disruption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.U.S. NewsMar 13
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Anand won’t comment on whether U.S.-Israeli strikes are legalThe minister faced repeated questions about the conflict while taking part in a media scrum in New Delhi following the U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on Iran Saturday.CanadaMar 2
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Is the Cowichan land title ruling affecting property appraisals?Some B.C. appraisers tell Global News that they are getting a lot of questions about the Cowichan ruling and because of that, they are starting to make it more visible.PoliticsMar 17
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SaskPower looks to make province ‘energy powerhouse’ with new transmission linesSaskPower's new multi-billion-dollar project hoping to make Sask. more independent and an energy exporter by making one power grid for the province through transmission lines.CanadaFeb 23
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Woman charged with Surrey NICU assault, animal cruelty remains in custodyLindsey Hirtreiter was arrested on a warrant late last week, even though she is not facing any new charges.CrimeMar 23
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Cattle farmers slam N.B. plan to end vet servicesA group representing cattle farmers in New Brunswick say it takes issue with the province's plan to axe government-run veterinary services.HealthMar 21
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Canadian army plans to boost activity at Alberta’s massive CFB Suffield: commanderThe commander of the Canadian Army says there will be more activity at CFB Suffield this summer as Canadian and UK forces take part in training and testing of new technology.WorldMar 26
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House of Commons returns as Iran war continues and audit reports dueMembers of Parliament are back in the House of Commons today, where the government is expected to face tough questions about new auditor general reports and the war in Iran.CanadaMar 23
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Is the pain of the K-shape economy bleeding into the middle class?Canada's middle class appears to be struggling, with new data showing more are taking on debt as financial pain bleeds out into broader sections of the economy.ConsumerMar 19
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Canada’s new ambassador to the U.S. takes up his post in WashingtonCanada's new top diplomat in Washington presented his credentials to U.S. President Donald Trump Tuesday, officially taking on the role of ambassador to the United States.PoliticsFeb 18
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Manitoba budget expands tax exemption on food, aims to cut deficitThe Manitoba government is making more food tax-free, adding over a dozen new hospital beds in Winnipeg, and boosting property tax credits for many homeowners.PoliticsMar 24
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Toronto police creating counterterrorism unit after synagogue, U.S. consulate shootingsPolice Chief Myron Demkiw said his force would take a new approach to extremism, while also being brought in ahead of six massive World Cup matches.CanadaMar 24
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Saskatoon businesses concerned about 1st Avenue rapid transit planSaskatoon's new bus rapid transit is facing some backlash from Downtown Businesses as they are concerned about the loss of parking and bus lanes on 1st Avenue.TrafficMar 17
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Canada Soccer unveils men’s 2026 FIFA World Cup uniformsCanada's men's World Cup team will don its new look, created by Nike, for the first time on March 28, when Canada takes on Iceland in Toronto.CanadaMar 17
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Wall Street plunges in worst drop since the Iran war beganStocks fell sharply Thursday, and oil prices rose as doubt took over again from hope on Wall Street about a possible end to the war with Iran.ConsumerMar 26
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N.B. budget: Cuts to culture funding would have ‘profound impact,’ advocates sayAdvocates in New Brunswick are warning the Susan Holt government of the negative impact cutting arts and culture would have in the budget, as Nova Scotia faces anger for doing so.PoliticsMar 12
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Details about the FIFA World Cup Fan Zone in Vancouver released"This is going to include the PNE site minus Playland, and so will be also the first large festival to take advantage of the new amphitheatre," Jessie Adcock said.SportsMar 6
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Ford considers filling part of Lake Ontario to build massive convention centrePremier Doug Ford confirmed reporting he was considering filling part of the lake to build a new convention centre, which he has priced at 'a few billion' dollars.CanadaMar 6