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Former Toronto Raptor Jontay Porter to be sentenced on criminal charges WednesdayAn expert in gaming law expects former Toronto Raptors centre Jontay Porter will be sentenced to at least a prison term and face other punishments.SportsDec 17
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Former Raptor Porter to be sentenced WednesdayAn expert in gaming law expects former Toronto Raptors centre Jontay Porter will be sentenced to at least a prison term and face other punishments.SportsDec 17
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Federal minister heading to Taylor Swift as guest of B.C. Crown CorporationHarjit Sajjan, who will be attending the concert with his daughter on Saturday, was invited as a guest of PavCo.PoliticsDec 3
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Ottawa’s proposed shift of elver wealth has a problem: some recipients don’t want itTension over the fishery led to violence on the province's rivers this spring, including accusations of assault and shots fired.EconomyDec 20
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FIFA World Cup: 3 nations to host in 2030, Saudi Arabia in 2034FIFA and Saudi officials have said hosting the 2034 tournament can accelerate change, including more freedoms and rights for women.SportsDec 11
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Trump signs agreement to begin formal transition with Biden White HouseThe congressionally mandated agreement allows transition aides to work with federal agencies and access non-public information and comes following a delay.U.S. NewsNov 26
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Oil and gas industry not broadly consulted on Alberta plan to challenge federal emissions capCompanies are still digesting Premier Danielle Smith's move to announce a forthcoming motion under the province's Sovereignty Act.EnvironmentNov 28
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Leon’s, The Brick face competition probe over alleged deceptive marketingThe competition watchdog said Wednesday that the ongoing investigation into the Canadian furniture retailers looks at three kinds of marketing practices.ConsumerNov 20
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Canadians more cautious about holiday spending despite tax break: pollThis holiday season, Canadians are being more cautious about their spending despite a tax break on a slew of items, new Ipsos polling exclusive to Global News shows.ConsumerDec 17
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Pat King found guilty of mischief over ‘Freedom Convoy’ roleKing was a prominent figure in the demonstration that rolled into the national capital in 2022, which saw protesters entrench themselves in downtown Ottawa for three weeks.CanadaNov 22
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Safety board calls for changes two years after Nova Scotia fisherman’s death at seaAn investigation into how the Canadian Coast Guard responded to a vessel in distress raises questions about why one fisherman died after a towing operation went awry.CanadaNov 22
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14 Canadian gifts to give this holiday seasonShop local this season!The CuratorDec 11
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Trump taps Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy to head ‘Dept. of Government Efficiency’Donald Trump has often said he would give Musk a formal role overseeing a group that would recommend ways to slash government spending.PoliticsNov 13
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Insured mortgage cap hike a ‘game changer’ for some homebuyersNew rules coming into effect on Sunday could see Canadians take out insured mortgages on properties worth up to $1.5 million and expand the availability of 30-year amortizations.MoneyDec 15
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TikTok’s future in U.S. uncertain after court upholds law that could ban itThe U.S. appeals court denied TikTok's petition to overturn the law, which requires TikTok to break ties with its China-based parent company ByteDance or be banned by mid-January.U.S. NewsDec 6
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B.C. restaurateur warns of ‘$30 burgers’ as temporary foreign worker program changesThe federal changes will bar low-wage temporary foreign workers in regions with an unemployment rate over six per cent, while raising the minimum pay rate for high-wage workers.PoliticsNov 7
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‘Tax holiday’: From Christmas trees to Pokémon cards, what it includesStarting next month, Canadians could get a temporary 'tax holiday' on dozens of items as a Liberal bill inches closer to becoming law.CanadaNov 29
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‘GST holiday’ for all, $250 cheques for some: What Ottawa is promisingThe federal government says Canadians will get a 'GST holiday' on groceries this holiday season, while those making under $150,000 annually will also be getting a cheque.CanadaNov 21
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Lockout begins at B.C. ports in labour disputeILWU Local 514, which represents foremen at B.C.'s ports, issued 72-hour strike notice on Friday to carry out what it called "limited job action", including an overtime ban.EconomyNov 4
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Boeing strike ends as factory workers vote to accept contract offerThe contract’s ratification on the eve of Election Day cleared the way for a major U.S. manufacturer and government contractor to restart Pacific Northwest assembly lines.U.S. NewsNov 5