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Canada’s Competition Bureau sues DoorDash over customer pricesDoorDash is being sued by the federal Competition Bureau, over what it calls 'deceptive' marketing and fees that mislead customers into paying more than they expect.ConsumerJun 9
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Oil prices leap amid worries about crude market due to Middle East conflictFears of a wider Middle East conflict sent oil prices higher and global stock markets lower on Friday morning, following Israel's overnight attacks on Iran.EconomyJun 13
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Cancer group warns Carney bill could weaken health standards. Why?The Canadian Cancer Society is warning the Carney government about the potential risks to health standards if new interprovincial trade legislation doesn't add new safegaurds.HealthJun 13
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Liberals won’t split internal trade, major projects bill despite Bloc callThe Bloc Quebecois has argued the internal trade portion of Bill C-5 could be passed quickly, but called for a separate study of the changes to major project reviews.PoliticsJun 11
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Military deploys to support northern Ontario wildfire evacuationsPrime Minister Mark Carney says Armed Forces personnel have been deployed to assist wildfire evacuations in northern Ontario as over 30,000 flee blazes across the Prairies.FireJun 8
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Big fee jump putting financial squeeze on Calgary mobile home park residents: RealtorResidents of Greenwood Village mobile home park are angry over a recent, huge increase in lot fees some say is making living in the Calgary community unaffordable.MoneyMay 22
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Best portable air conditioners to beat the summer heatWhether you want to cool a bedroom or take down the temperature of a large living space, you can bet there's an AC option for you.The CuratorJun 20
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World Pride celebrations end with defiant politics on display in WashingtonThousands gathered under grey skies Sunday morning at the Lincoln Memorial for a rally and protest march.U.S. NewsJun 8
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New report casts doubt on potential revival of Quebec LNG projectReviving a liquefied natural gas export project in Quebec's Saguenay region would be costly and likely unprofitable, a shareholder advocacy group says.CanadaMay 22
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King Charles III delivers the throne speech. Here are 5 key highlightsAside from speaking about Canada’s sovereignty, defence and place in the world, the King also laid out Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic plan for Canada.CanadaMay 27
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Manitoba government declares state of emergency as wildfires rage'This is the largest evacuation in many Manitobans’ living memory and this will require significant resources and co-operation from all levels of government': Premier Wab KinewFireMay 28
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Arson suspected as power outage disrupts final day of Cannes Film FestivalA major power outage in southeastern France briefly disrupted Cannes Film Festival events Saturday, police are investigating it as possible arson.WorldMay 24
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The best pool vacuums for flawless pool maintenancePool vacuum picks for easy-breezy pool maintenance.The CuratorJun 14
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Liberals table ‘One Canadian Economy’ bill to remove internal trade barriersPrime Minister Mark Carney has pledged to break down internal trade barriers by Canada Day to create one economy. It comes just days after he met with the country's premiers.CanadaJun 6
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End Canada Post door-to-door delivery? Many residents have concernsA recent Industrial Inquiry Commission report recommended phasing out door-to-door mail delivery and replacing it with community mailboxes.CanadaMay 24
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Banned knives, stolen Winners clothes, illegal tobacco seized from Edmonton shopMore illegal knives and tobacco have been seized from a shop north of downtown Edmonton, where stolen brand name clothes and Oilers jerseys with the tags still on were also found.CrimeJun 5
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Israel PM condemns ‘horrific’ shooting of 2 embassy staff members in U.S.The two staff members were leaving an event at the Capital Jewish Museum when the suspect approached a group of four people and opened fire, police said.CrimeMay 22
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As wildfires rage, what can you do to prepare and reduce your risks?As dozens of wildfires rage across several provinces, including Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, it's never been more important for homeowners to be prepared.EnvironmentMay 29
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Ontario signs agreement with Manitoba to eliminate trade barriersOntario Premier Doug Ford and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew sat together in Toronto to sign an agreement between the two provinces to remove regulatory and trade differences.PoliticsMay 14
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Imperial Oil says cold weather crimped Kearl oilsands mine output in Q1The mine, owned by Imperial and its majority owner ExxonMobil, churned out 256,000 barrels per day during the first three months of the year, down from 277,000 a year earlier.MoneyMay 2