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‘I just love pro wrestling’: The divine nature of Ontario’s independent sceneOn a snowy Friday in March, a gathering of worshippers at a church in Cambridge, Ont., took centre stage. But they weren't there for a high power, they were there for wrestling.SportsApr 21
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Fatality Inquiry begins into death at Edmonton Remand CentreA fatality inquiry got underway Monday morning into the death of a 23-year-old man who died by suicide in a solitary cell at the Edmonton Remand Centre.InvestigationsFeb 26
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Does a new U.S. execution method have Canadian link? What’s behind concernsAn Alabama prisoner set to be executed on Thursday using a novel method that a U.S. based advocacy organization says has a Canadian link.CanadaJan 25
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Trudeau visits Nunavut for largest land transfer in Canadian historyPrime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in Nunavut today to participate in a signing ceremony about transferring responsibilities for public lands and resources to the territory.CanadaJan 18
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Islamic State says it’s responsible for deadly Iran suicide bomb attacksWednesday's attack in Kerman, which targeted a commemoration for an Iranian general slain in a 2020 U.S. drone strike, killed at least 84 people and wounded an additional 284.WorldJan 4
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Ontario woman found dead after police allegedly don’t respond to 911 callOntario’s Special Investigations Unit is looking into the death of a woman in Thunder Bay, Ont., after they say the local police force didn't respond to a domestic call.CrimeJan 4
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3 years after Jan. 6, views of the attack are more divided than ever beforeThree years later, any consensus over what occurred on Jan. 6, 2021, has evaporated and warped into something more dangerous as Republicans embrace falsehoods about the attack.U.S. NewsJan 6
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Sask. community-based organizations seek increased funding from provincial governmentCBO workers care for people living with disabilities, respond to domestic violence calls, engage in suicide intervention, and more.CanadaNov 6, 2023
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Maine shootings renew scrutiny over state’s ‘yellow flag’ gun lawGun-control advocates are blaming the killings on what one called Maine's "weak gun laws," but it's not yet clear if the state's "yellow flag law" would have prevented anything.U.S. NewsOct 26, 2023
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‘We want to be able to decide’: Inside the battle over the Ring of FireOn a rock-covered beach in the heart of the Ring of Fire in northern Ontario, Alex Moonias gazes east, then north. All he sees is undisturbed land, water and air.CanadaOct 10, 2023
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Seized meth, fentanyl from ‘super drug lab’ estimated at $258M: B.C. RCMPThe drug bust happened in the small North Okanagan community of Lumby, a village of around 2,000 people, in October 2018.CrimeSep 12, 2023
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Ottawa ‘watching closely’ as provinces change school policy on pronouns, namesSaskatchewan recently became the second jurisdiction to change its policy around pronoun use and name changes for students younger than 16.CanadaAug 31, 2023
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Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor dies at 56The singer's appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' in 1992, where she ripped up a photo of then-Pope John Paul II, was a huge moment in pop-culture history.EntertainmentJul 26, 2023
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Mixed reactions in Calgary to 2023 federal budgetCalgary's mayor voiced mixed reaction to the 2023 federal budget released Tuesday with a focus on helping Canadians struggling with high inflation and rising interest rates.PoliticsMar 28, 2023
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TikTok CEO faces grilling before U.S. Congress over security fearsTikTok has been dogged by claims that its Chinese ownership means user data could end up in the hands of the Chinese Communist government.U.S. NewsMar 23, 2023
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Treasure, conflict, and survival in Canada’s peatlandsThese wetlands are being called Canada’s Amazon rainforest for their ability to cool the planet. Why they’re poised to become the most hotly contested region in the country.FeaturesMar 4, 2023
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‘The Flash’ trailer: Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck as Batman thrills DC fansEzra Miller's role in 'The Flash' was previously uncertain after erratic behaviour, including allegations of assault, grooming and burglary reportedly concerned studio execs.EntertainmentFeb 13, 2023
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35 dead after suicide attack in Iraq, Islamic State claims responsibilityThe Islamic State said one of its militants blew up his explosive vest among the crowds.WorldJul 19, 2021
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Edmonton city hall will be renamed ‘Nathan Fillion Civilian Pavilion’ for 24 hoursAfter a popular petition and some Hollywood support, the push to make a Nathan Fillion Civilian Pavilion succeeded -- at least temporarily.CanadaAug 6, 2021
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Saskatchewan court allows teepee protest camp to stay on legislature lawnA Regina judge has dismissed the case against Tristen Durocher allowing him to complete his ceremonial fast and vigil "without further incident."CanadaSep 11, 2020