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80 years of CJOBOn March 11, 1946, on the 10th floor of downtown Winnipeg's Lindsay Building, then-mayor Garnet Coulter flipped the switch that put the station on the air.FeaturesMar 12
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Strong winds leave thousands in the dark in Central Canada, MaritimesNearly 310,000 customers were knocked off the grid in Quebec this morning, with environment Canada forecasting winds as strong as 90 kilometres an hour in parts of the province.CanadaMar 17
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Robberies during FB Marketplace, Kijiji sales in Edmonton prompt police warningMore than a dozen robberies occurred when people were trying to sell items on Facebook Marketplace or Kijiji, leading to three teens being arrested and charged with theft.CrimeFeb 24
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Oil prices soar as G7 ministers to meet on strategic reserves and Iran warGermany's finance ministry said on Monday that G7 finance ministers would meet later in the day to discuss the impact of the war in Iran.WorldMar 9
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Hungary to cap gas prices as Iran war fuels global oil shocks, Orban saysThe move came amid soaring global oil prices as the Iran war, now in its second week, ensnares countries and infrastructure critical to the production and movement of oil and gas.WorldMar 9
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Automatic refunds for passengers caught up in GO train derailment chaosCEO Michael Lindsay announced that passengers who travelled on Feb. 2 and 3 would have their fares refunded, as well as some passengers who travelled on Feb. 4, 2026.PoliticsFeb 12
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Toxic drugs ‘an epidemic,’ Saskatoon fire battalion chief says on ride-alongA Saskatoon Fire Department battalion chief fears tackling more toxic drugs entering what was the peak time from last year, when a deadly drug supply pushed overdoses above 30.ÂCanadaFeb 11
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11 travel essentials to pack in your carry-on for your next getawayRead on for finds from trusted brands like Lojel, Bellroy and more.The CuratorMar 12
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Top nightstands for a functional and chic bedroom upgradeThese small-but-mighty pieces from brands like Article, Wayfair, and more keep your space beautifully organized.The CuratorMar 3
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Long waits, complex procedures frustrated some voters in 2025 Edmonton election: reportWhile a majority were able to vote without big issues, the report suggests changes driven by new provincial legislation contributed to delays and confusion at some voting stations.PoliticsFeb 4
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I tried the Dreame robot vacuum and mop—here’s my honest reviewWas it worth the investment, or was this merely a $500+ nice-to-have gadget? I decided to put it to the test.The CuratorFeb 16
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Metrolinx CEO promises fewer legal battles on future Ontario transit projectsThe completion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT marks the end of one saga for the provincial transit agency, but many transit projects are still under construction.PoliticsFeb 13
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Preventable cold-related deaths take toll on Ontario’s homeless population, hospital staffHypothermia contributed to the deaths of 62 people in 2023, with nine of them considered homeless, and 57 deaths in 2024 with 11 people listed as homeless.CanadaMar 16
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Alberta residents, small business owners struggle with soaring gas pricesThe soaring cost of gasoline is already draining hundreds of dollars in extra costs from the wallets of some Alberta small business owners.Economy7 hours
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Calgary under month-long water restrictions as Bearspaw feeder main work beginsWater restrictions are in effect for Calgary residents as the city begin a four-week-long reinforcement project on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main.CanadaMar 9
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Calgary city council unanimously supports review of downtown free fare zoneThe motion, which was approved unanimously, calls for a comprehensive review of Calgary Transit's downtown free fare zone, including potential changes and its elimination.CanadaFeb 24
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No sign of compromise in Middle East as Canadians flee U.S-Iran conflictCanadians are returning home from the Middle East as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions disrupt travel and rattle global energy markets.WorldMar 7
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Decisions ‘not yet’ made on elevated Green Line alignment as Calgary gathers feedbackOriginal plans called for the Green Line LRT to run underground through the downtown but those plans were scrapped after the provincial government withdrew its share of funding.Feb 10
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Why water supplies may be the new front line in the Middle East warWater treatment centres in the Persian Gulf region are under threat amid the Iran war, with desalination plants in areas like Bahrain taking damage from strikes.WorldMar 12
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80-year-old Winnipegger’s home care services reinstated after concerns over security cameraA Winnipeg man's home care services have been reinstated, after they were put on hold due to a security camera in his home.CanadaMar 9