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Canada Day a moment of pride, patriotism and melancholy in AlbertaOn Oct. 19, voters are to decide whether they want the province to remain in Canada or to start the process for holding a second, binding vote on quitting Confederation.CanadaJul 1
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The hard-fought race to build Canada’s next submarine fleetThe unusually short competition to build the Canadian navy’s next submarine fleet seemed to focus on everything but the boats themselves.CanadaJun 21
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What Canada’s colour-coded heat warnings mean as temperatures soarAn extreme heat event is identified when daily temperatures reach heat warning thresholds for two or more days in a row with no relief overnight.WeatherJun 30
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CBC to stop airing ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ this fall after nearly 75 yearsIn a joint statement, Rogers Sportsnet and the CBC say that the public broadcaster will no longer carry NHL broadcasts next season.SportsJun 16
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Drug seizures at Canada-U.S. border dropping, Congress hearsActing Deputy Chief Jason Schneider told the House committee that seizures at the U.S.' northern border had dropped by 55 per cent compared to last year.CanadaJul 1
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Canada Post signs deal with union, ends years of labour uncertaintyCanada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have signed new collective agreements, ending years of labour uncertainty and turmoil amid the negations.CanadaJun 19
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10 years of legal medical assistance in dying in Canada — the data so farMedical assistance in dying (MAID) was legalized in Canada on June 17, 2016. Here's a look at some notable numbers since that time.CanadaJun 17
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‘We could all hear it,’ Canada World Cup coach says of ‘gruesome’ injuryIsmaël Koné received a pass from teammate Jonathan David. As soon as Koné got the ball, Qatar midfielder Assim Madibo fought for possession, and in the process struck Koné’s leg.SportsJun 19
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Half of Calgary Chamber members would consider leaving if Alberta separates: pollA new poll commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce says nearly half of its members would leave Alberta if the province votes to separate from Canada.EconomyJun 24
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Canada’s first offshore wind farms move closer to reality as regulator clears biddersCanada’s first offshore wind farms moved closer to reality as Nova Scotia regulators approved companies to bid on seabed licences later this year.CanadaJun 27
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Correctional Service Canada says 27-year-old man died in New Brunswick prisonThe federal agency says Ryan Richard died on Wednesday at the Atlantic Institution, but it released few details about what happened.CanadaJun 19
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Race to build Canada’s next submarine fleet enters its final stretchSouth Korea's Hanwha Oceans and Germany's TKMS, have fought tooth and nail in an unusually short competition to supply the Royal Canadian Navy with some 12 submarines.CanadaMay 31
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Calgary mayor says he wants to hold advocacy campaign opposing separation, but can’tThe Mayor of Calgary says he wants the city of be able to campaign against Alberta's separation from Canada but provincial rules prevent the city from taking that step.PoliticsJul 2
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Carney coming to Calgary Stampede, carrying message that separation is no magic wandPrime Minister Mark Carney says the tenth anniversary of Brexit (June 23) should serve as a cautionary tale in the debate over Alberta's separation from Canada.PoliticsJun 25
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Christine Sinclair, Michael J. Fox among new Order of Canada appointeesCanadian soccer star Christine Sinclair, Michael J. Fox, and the father of Nickelodeon's neon green slime are among those newly appointed or promoted within the Order of Canada.CanadaJun 26
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Canadian men assured of best World Cup finish after beating South AfricaCanada got a boost in the 75th minute when captain Alphonso Davies came on for Tajon Buchanan, marking the first time the Bayern Munich star has played in the tournament.SportsJun 28
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As wildfire season nears, Canada leasing 10 new firefighting aircraftProvincial and territorial wildfire agencies will be able to request the use of four air tankers, one spotter plane and five heavy lift helicopters to fight wildfires, feds say.EnvironmentMay 25
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Large area in Banff National Park closed after bear seeking food, damages tentsParks Canada has closed several trails and campsites along the north shore of Lake Minnewanka after reports of a bear damaging several tents while looking for food.EnvironmentJun 17
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Canada Post reports $205M loss in first three months of 2026 as union vote nears endThe financial report was released a day before the final day of voting by unionized postal workers on whether to ratify a long-fought-for tentative deal for new contracts.CanadaMay 29
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B.C. will face the ‘highest and most sustained’ 2026 wildfire riskThe outlook comes after years of intense wildfires with the 2025 wildfire season being Canada’s second-worst on record, with nearly 90,000 kilometres consumed as of September 2025.CanadaMay 28