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• PM Mark Carney visits Canadiens’ dressing room

  Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the Montreal Canadiens dressing room after the team's 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in a thrilling game Thursday night.

  Sports

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• Planned hospital in Portage la Prairie, Man., will not open until next year

  A long-promised hospital in Portage la Prairie will not open this November as planned.

  Health

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• Winnipeg Jets keep faint playoff hopes alive with 3-2 win in St. Louis

  Josh Morrissey, Jonathan Toews and Alex Iafallo scored while Mark Scheifele picked up two assists to get to 99 points on the season.

  Sports

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• Gladu says crossing floor to Liberals was ‘best thing’ for her riding, herself

  Gladu stole the show at the Liberal convention after she stunned political circles by unexpectedly crossing the floor from the Tories earlier this week.

  Politics

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• Ingram has season-high 38 points in Raptors win

  Brandon Ingram scored a season-high 38 points as the Raptors rolled to a 128-114 win over the Miami Heat on Thursday as Toronto closed in on a playoff berth.

  Sports

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• Feds sending support to Manitoba First Nation at risk of severe flooding

  The federal government is sending help to a Manitoba First Nation as it faces calls from the community and the province to mobilize troops to prepare for the threat of floods.

  Weather

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• Collecting signatures for separation vote doesn’t violate treaty: Alberta’s lawyers

  Lawyers for the Alberta government say collecting signatures for a potential referendum on Alberta separatism doesn't violate treaty rights nor would holding a vote.

  Canada

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• IED in Sherwood Park car designed to kill many people, former Mountie says

  'This is the kind of stuff you use to kill high numbers of people,' a former RCMP major crimes investigator said of the briefcase bomb found by police in Sherwood Park.

  Crime

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• Historic Canada-U.S. library constructing new entrance for Canadians amid recent restrictions

  A historic Canada-U.S. border library is nearing completion of a new Canadian entrance after U.S authorities restricted how Canadians enter the building.

  Canada

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• Alberta separatists claim looming Carney majority helps their cause

  Alberta separatists in Alberta claim recent floor crossings in Ottawa and the prospect of a federal Liberal majority government will be a boost to their efforts for independence.

  Politics

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• Manitoba high school girls flag football is gaining popularity

  A sport traditionally played by boys is gaining a lot of popularity among young female athletes. Flag football is taking over Manitoba high schools.

  Sports

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• Winnipeg construction season disruptive but necessary, city councillor says

  One of the most significant projects is the completion of the $30.5-million rehabilitation of the Pembina Highway overpass at Abinojii Mikanah, which began last summer.

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• WWI memorial statue relocated in Winnipeg, rededicated to all who served

  On the anniversary of one of Canada’s greatest military successes, the statue honouring those lost during WWI was unveiled at its new home at Winnipeg's Brookside Cemetery.

  Canada

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• Deportation hearing for Indian extortion suspect halted when officials can’t find him

  Minutes into Abjeet Kingra’s deportation hearing, the Immigration and Refugee Board said it had lost track of the Indian citizen.

  Canada

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• International probe disrupts $62M in crypto fraud, freezes $16M

  An international operation disrupted $45 million US in crypto fraud and froze $12 million in stolen funds, targeting phishing scams across more than 30 countries.

  World

  10 hours
• Who isn’t welcome in Mark Carney’s technicolour Liberal caucus?

  The prime minister has drawn floor crossers that range from an NDP MP that backed Avi Lewis to a conservative that wanted December to be known as 'Christian Heritage Month.'

  Politics

  10 hours
• Anthropic says new Claude Mythos AI is too risky for public use

  Dubbed Claude Mythos, the software is part of the Claude AI family, an artificial intelligence model that can act like a chatbot and AI assistant, like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini.

  Tech

  11 hours
• Melania Trump says she’s never had a relationship with Epstein, Maxwell

  'I am not Epstein's victim. Epstein did not introduce me to Donald Trump,' Melania Trump said, denying any ties to Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell.

  U.S. News

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• Diddy’s legal team asks appeals court to overturn conviction, sentence

  Combs' legal team argues he was treated unfairly at the trial that sent him to prison and that the First Amendment should win his freedom or a resentencing of less time.

  Entertainment

  Apr 9
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• NATO chief says he understands Trump’s ‘disappointment’ with allies on Iran

  NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte expressed support for U.S. military actions in Iran while acknowledging Trump's frustration with the alliance.

  World

  Apr 9
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• Marilyn Gladu will vote with Liberals on abortion, Carney says

  'She will vote with the government if there are votes relating to any aspect of that issue as well as the rights of Canadians to be their whole selves,' Carney said.

  Canada

  Apr 9
• Tiger Woods’ prescription drug records sought by Florida prosecutors after DUI arrest

  Prosecutors said they intend to issue a subpoena seeking copies of Woods' prescription records on file at a pharmacy in Florida.

  Trending

  Apr 9
• Manitoba First Nation ‘deeply grieving,’ declares state of emergency

  Following the loss of several lives due to suicide, a First Nation north of Winnipeg declared a state of emergency and requested access to mental health support.  

  Health

  Apr 9
• Man who hit wolf with snowmobile, killed it at bar, gets 18 months’ probation

  Cody Roberts used a snowmobile to run over a wolf, then taped the animal's mouth closed before taking it to a local bar and putting it on display before killing it.

  Crime

  Apr 9
• Don’t want NATO to split over U.S.-Iran war, German chancellor says

  German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Thursday he had encouraged U.S. President Donald Trump in a call to pursue negotiations with Iran with urgency.

  World

  Apr 9