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Pride flag burning and theft from Ontario school under OPP investigationOne week after a Pride flag was burned at an Oxford County school, a replacement flag has been stolen, OPP say.CrimeJun 8
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N.S. raises flag for International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and BiphobiaNova Scotia politicians raised a Pride flag at the legislature to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.CanadaMay 19
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Canadian Olympians Sarault, Kingsbury named Calgary Stampede parade marshalsCourtney Sarault and Mikael Kingsbury both donned the red and white at the Olympic Winter Games a few months ago — as well as six combined medals.CanadaJun 3
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The story behind the symbols you’ll see as new governor general sworn inLouise Arbour will be installed Monday as Canada's 31st governor general. Here are the symbols that will play a part in that ceremony.CanadaJun 8
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Canada’s economy is weak, but ‘not clearly in recession,’ Macklem saysGovernor Tiff Macklem at the Bank of Canada said Wednesday that the economy is weak, but "not clearly in recession" after the central bank left interest rates unchanged.Economy4 hours
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‘Forever Canadian’ group launches provincewide ‘unity bus’ campaignAlberta's former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk said his Forever Canadian campaign will see him and hundreds of volunteers zigzagging from the province's north to the south.PoliticsMay 24
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Carney heading for Ireland, France to deepen ties and attend G7 summitThe summit is running from June 15 to June 17 in Evian-les-Bains and France says the focus will be on reducing global inequalities.CanadaJun 7
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Canadian economy ‘expected to strengthen’ after technical recession: OECDCanada’s GDP growth is expected to reach 1.2 per cent by the end of 2026 and strengthen further in 2027, reaching 1.7 per cent, the OECD outlook saidCanadaJun 3
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Saskatchewan cities seeing record-high housing prices, low supplySaskatchewan's Realtors' association is reporting mounting supply pressures and all-time-high benchmark prices for cities across the province last month.CanadaJun 5
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Louise Arbour urges vigilance on AI in 1st speech as Governor GeneralLouise Arbour replaced Mary Simon, who was the first Indigenous person to hold the position, as Canada's new Governor General on Monday.PoliticsJun 8
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Trump wants to suspend federal gasoline tax, but needs Congress’ approvalLawmakers from both parties have pushed for a gas-tax suspension, saying it would provide much-needed relief for families and businesses.U.S. NewsMay 11
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Memorial Cup arrival sparks hockey fever in KelownaBusinesses throughout downtown Kelowna are also ramping up preparations as Memorial Cup displays pop up across the city ahead of the tournament.CanadaMay 21
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Trump says closed Strait of Hormuz will ‘be dealt with forcefully’Iran’s chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf accused the U.S. of undermining regional security with the effort to end Iran’s hold on the strait, warned Tehran will respond.WorldMay 5
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Ottawa still pledging to double construction pace despite home building headwindsThe federal Liberal government is sticking to its pledge to double the pace of home building even as headwinds buffet the construction industry.CanadaMay 18
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Canada slips into technical recession as economy stalls in Q1: StatCanStatistics Canada says economic growth stalled in the first quarter and real gross domestic product was slightly negative on an annualized basis.EconomyMay 29
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As gas prices soar, Canadian drivers struggling to keep up with routine repairsThe Canadian Automobile Association says rising gas prices are creating a significant financial burden on drivers, which may cause some to postpone necessary vehicle repairs.CanadaMay 15
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Starbucks Korea criticized over ‘Tank Day’ ad evoking deadly 1980s uprisingIn an apology, Starbucks South Korea's parent company chairman Chung Yong-jin asked the public not to take their anger out on Starbucks employees and front-of-house workers.TrendingMay 26
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U.S. and Iran exchange strikes as ceasefire remains unclearThe nominal ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. has been repeatedly tested with back-and-forth attacks, even as officials from both countries try to negotiate an end to the war.WorldJun 1
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Opposition accuses Premier Danielle Smith of gaslighting: ‘Albertans are not idiots’There was lots of backlash Friday against Premier Danielle Smith's decision to hold a referendum that could lead to Alberta's independence, but Smith is standing firm.PoliticsMay 22
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Iran, U.S. reach tentative deal to extend ceasefire, peace talks: sourcesU.S. President Donald Trump has yet to approve the agreement, the sources told Reuters, and Iranian state media said the text had not been finalized.WorldMay 28