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‘He was covered head to toe in blood,’ police officer says in Saskatoon murder trialThe first emergency responder at the scene says she saw a large bullet wound on Arden Panipekeesick's neck and knew he would likely die.CanadaJan 30
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Dick hopes to improve shooting with better defenceGradey Dick knows that many Toronto Raptors fans have been frustrated with his shooting this season, but he's also been in basketball long enough to know how to work through it.SportsJan 17
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Stage diving, headbanging: An encore explanation of inexplicable rock traditionsThere are some activities, behaviours, and traditions in rock culture that we just accept. But what are the origins of these rituals? Let's find out.EntertainmentFeb 8
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Poeltl imperfect in return to Raptors lineupJakob Poeltl's return didn't exactly go to plan.SportsFeb 11
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens fall in Minnesota in overtimeThe Canadiens took the Wild to overtime in their own building. That's not an easy feat this season.SportsFeb 3
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens finally solve Minnesota with last-minute 4-3 winMontreal was rested for this matchup against Minnesota, and it showed. Brian Wilde has more on Tuesday night's game.SportsJan 20
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Snowboarder Cameron Spalding stoked for OlympicsJust 20, Canadian snowboarder Cameron Spalding has already won the Crystal Globe as the overall FIS World Cup slopestyle champion.SportsFeb 14
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Game-changing travel accessories for your next vacationMake travel easier and more comfortable with on-the-go essentials like a compact toothbrush, cozy eye mask, portable power banks and adapters and more.The CuratorJan 27
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Ice and art: Winnipeg’s frozen river trailPerhaps one of the best embodiments of Canadians' ability to embrace winter, rather than hide from it, pops up every December at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers.EntertainmentJan 31
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Housing market faces possible recession in 2026 amid ‘subdued’ demand: CMHCCanada's housing market is expected to stay 'subdued' this year amid economic uncertainty stemming from the trade war and U.S. tariffs — with a recession still a possibility.EconomyFeb 10
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B.C. First Nation opposes cull on its territory after footage of ‘Judas’ wolfThe wolf cull has been taking place in B.C. for about 10 years and hundreds of wolves are killed every winter in order to protect threatened caribou herds.EnvironmentFeb 13
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Atlantic Canada’s offshore wind potential is massive, but less than projected: reportAtlantic Canada is ripe for offshore wind projects, but the amount of energy it could actually produce isn’t as much as some politicians say, a new report indicates.Canada3 hours
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10 lighting upgrades that instantly make your home feel bigger and brighterFrom Article, Govee, Anthropologie and beyond, bring some much-needed brightness into the year’s darkest months with these top home lighting picks that instantly elevate your home.The CuratorJan 26
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Saskatchewan women advocate for shorter mammogram wait timesWomen across Saskatchewan are voicing their concerns as those waiting for breast cancer treatment face unbearably long wait times.HealthFeb 15
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1 dead, 6 seriously injured after church group charter bus rolls near Grande PrairieA bus carrying a church youth group from Grande Prairie crashed on Highway 43, killing one woman, seriously injuring six more people and leaving 16 others with minor wounds.TrafficFeb 8
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About 50 vehicles involved in ‘many’ collisions on Highway 401OPP say an estimated 50 vehicles have been involved in several collisions on Highway 401 in the Trenton area as weather conditions in the area are deteriorating.TrafficJan 27
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B.C. couple launches petition about fur traps after beloved Husky caught, killedA few weeks ago, Sean Boxell was skiing with two-year-old Moon near Radium Hot Springs when their dog was seemingly lured to the trap by the smell of raw meat.CanadaJan 26
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After 2 days of Edmonton infill debate, city committee sends decision to councilOver two days, 70 speakers voiced their concerns and it became clear the amendments Edmonton council is mulling are not popular with people on either side of the infill debate.ConsumerFeb 11
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7 suspects charged in 2024 home invasion that killed Ontario homeownerPolice say seven people are facing charges in connection with a deadly home invasion in October 2024 that left a 55-year-old Mississauga, Ont., man dead following a confrontation.CrimeFeb 2
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Nova Scotia’s NDP blames closed-door government spending for billion-dollar deficitThe province is set to release its new budget during the sitting of the legislature that begins Feb. 23.PoliticsFeb 13