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Canada’s telecoms may shed assets amid slow growth. What could they cut?As Canada's telecommunications sector copes with challenges such as slower growth and fierce competition, dominant players are poised to continue shedding assets to reduce costs.CanadaSep 8
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Fresh fruits and veggies can be expensive. How a pop-up market aims to fix thatCorbeille de Pain of Montreal holds what is calls 'solidarity markets' each week during the summer season to offer both fresh produce and prepared meals in Montreal.CanadaAug 14
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Broke and broken: Canada’s public transit in critical funding state, report saysThe analysis looked at the budgets, revenue sources and long-term plans for transit in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.ConsumerAug 16
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GM Canada says tariffs on Chinese EVs would create ‘fair playing field’The federal government wrapped a 30-day consultation last week on whether to impose steep tariffs to counter the volume of production coming out of China.EconomyAug 6
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Dutch elm disease emerges in Edmonton for the first timeThe City of Edmonton identified its first cases of Dutch elm disease during a routine inspection earlier this summer.EnvironmentSep 3
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Jasper wildfire: Parks Canada’s lease system, building rules could delay townsite rebuildJasper residents who lost their homes face unique challenges tied to leasing provisions nearly as old as Canada, as well as modern rules dictating what they can and can’t build.CanadaAug 9
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2024 Queen City Ex kicks off in ReginaThe Queen City Ex officially began Wednesday with different foods, games and rides to satisfy any fair-goer.CanadaJul 31
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Travelling to the U.K. amid unrest? Canada urges caution in advisoryThe government is cautioning Canadians travelling to the United Kingdom to avoid areas where demonstrations, protests and large gatherings are taking place.CanadaAug 7
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U.K. unrest: Why police are preparing for a night of ‘disruption and division’U.K. cities and towns across have been wracked by violence for the past week as angry mobs egged on by far-right extremists have clashed with police and counterdemonstrators.WorldAug 7
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Bangladesh PM resigns, flees country amid deadly anti-government protestsThousands of demonstrators stormed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's official residence and other buildings associated with her party and family.WorldAug 5
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Jasper wildfire: Trudeau meets officials, evacuees in AlbertaMore than 20,000 people were evacuated from the town and Jasper National Park nearly two weeks ago.FireAug 5
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Friction among regional spies, shadowy CSIS HQ unit a challenge for new intelligence bossDavid Vigneault’s surprise retirement as CSIS director came just weeks after tensions were revealed. Whoever gets his job will have more than foreign interference to face.InvestigationsAug 16
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Trump shooting is latest in ‘very long’ global wave of political violenceThe shooting came after attempted and completed assassinations of politicians in Slovakia, the United Kingdom, Japan, Ecuador, Brazil and other countries over the past few years.WorldJul 25
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The best pool vacuums for effortless pool maintenancePool vacuum picks for easy-breezy pool maintenance.The CuratorJul 29
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Russia’s economy is struggling from sanctions, western officials say. Here’s whyHigh inflation, rising interest rates and labour shortages are undermining Moscow's claims of a strong economy, western officials say.WorldJul 26
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North Korean trash balloon lands on South Korean presidential compoundNorth Korea’s latest balloon launches came days after South Korea boosted its broadcasts of K-pop songs and propaganda messages across the two countries' heavily armed border.WorldJul 24
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France’s high-speed rail hit by arson attacks, disrupting Olympic travelthree fires were reported near the tracks on the high-speed lines of Atlantique, Nord and Est, causing disruptions that affected hundreds of thousands of travellers.WorldJul 26
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Calgary Stampede rodeo medical clinic treats all kinds of aches and painsNot only are medical practitioners there to treat riders, their other mission is managing and treating the chronic injuries, aches and pains athletes bring with them.CanadaJul 5
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France election candidates report getting attacked on the campaign trailTensions are high as left-wing and moderate groups try to prevent the anti-immigration, nationalist National Rally from winning an historic absolute legislative majority.WorldJul 4
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EVs could get more expensive in Canada. Are e-bikes the right fit for you?With surveys suggesting Canadians are feeling the strain from vehicle ownership, many will be looking for an alternative. For many, the answer may lie beyond the car.CanadaJul 5