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Two Indigenous communities honoured two young girls who died at a residential school, as their remains were flown and laid to rest in Łutselk'e. Deninu Kųę́ First Nation Chief Louis Balsillie helped transport the wooden caskets, and a burial ceremony was held beside the Snowdri…

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Alberta’s fiscal outlook has shifted dramatically: after previously projecting a $9.4-billion shortfall, higher oil prices could push the province to finish the fiscal year in the black. This turn hinges on oil-and-gas revenues, which have long funded public services in the pro…

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Montreal’s 1976 Olympics left a lasting imprint on Canada’s cultural and economic landscape, from ambitious city branding to the challenges of hosting the Games. The event showcased Canada on the world stage and sparked debates about public spending and urban planning that are …

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A judge has declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach, shocking many as sentencing had been set for September. The surprise ruling comes after a conviction earlier in the trial, with the next steps not yet determined. This developm…

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An accused murderer with ties to senior Bishnoi gang members is considered too great a risk for release, a Federal Court judge heard this week. The case centers on whether Karamveer Singh should remain detained, as prosecutors argue his associations with high-ranking Bishnoi me…

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A railway incident near Armstrong, Ontario has prompted a Transport Canada investigation into possible Railway Safety Act violations, along with health and safety concerns raised by the workers’ union. CN crews reportedly faced an out-of-control wildfire while on a train, raisi…

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Two people were killed in a bear attack at a lake north of La Ronge this week, according to their family. Jay and Deb MacDonald were spending time at their cabin when the incident occurred, marking a rare and heartbreaking bear encounter in northern Saskatchewan.

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A public inquiry into the experiences of Innu families within Canada’s child protection system is nearing its conclusion, more than four years after initial evidence was presented. The investigation aims to document what happened, how families were treated, and what changes are…

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A mix-up led to about 100 high school graduates receiving false admission emails from Memorial University’s Faculty of Engineering last weekend. The post, which appeared to be an official invitation, caused disappointment for students who believed they earned a spot in a compet…

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A key figure in the 2022 convoy protests, Pat King, will be re-sentenced after the Ontario Court of Appeal agreed that his original punishment was too lenient. The decision follows Crown prosecutors’ push for a harsher sentence, highlighting the ongoing consequences of the prot…

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Canada, Mexico, and the United States stay on track with trilateral trade plans, as Mexico’s foreign secretary says his country won’t strike a deal with the U.S. that abandons the trilateral pact with Canada. The statement underscores ongoing commitments to the deal that shapes…

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Three Toronto students earned perfect marks this year, crediting dedicated families, personal passions, strong communities, and smart time management for their academic success. Their achievement shines a light on the support systems that help students excel and the value of co…

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Quebec’s Laurentians are set for growth. New demographic projections show Montreal’s population may dip over the next 25 years, while towns in the Laurentians are preparing for more residents, driven by demand for space, lower housing costs, and closer access to nature. The shi…

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Record-breaking wildfire season prompts air quality alerts as fires blaze across several provinces. Severe smoke has prompted health advisories and restricted fire zones, with communities from Ontario to the West watching conditions closely. The story matters to Canadians: it h…

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford has accepted the resignation of Stan Cho, who previously served as minister of tourism, culture and gaming. Cho faced criticism for expensing hotel stays in Toronto despite living in the city, a move that raised questions about accountability and ethic…

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Canada’s justice minister has ordered a new trial for a Quebec man convicted of four murders, after concerns about the fairness of his initial trial led to his release on bail. The decision signals a critical review of past cases and the ongoing effort to ensure due process in …

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Two graduates of an electrical pre-apprenticeship program in London, Ontario say the hardest part isn’t learning the trade—it’s finding an employer to register them as apprentices. Industry leaders acknowledge the programs offer solid training, but apprenticeship spots remain l…

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A wildfire near Mooseland Road on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore remains active as crews push to contain it, about 100 kilometres east of Halifax. Firefighters are coordinating evacuations and working to protect homes in the area as flames threaten communities and access remains c…

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A heartbreaking Canada Day tragedy: 7-year-old Nathanael Selambi went missing while celebrating with the Cameroonian community at Binbrook Conservation Area. His body was recovered the next day, leaving his family and community in deep mourning. The incident highlights how quic…

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Toronto is under hazy skies as smoke from northern Ontario wildfires blankets the south for a second day, impacting air quality and daily life. Officials urge Canadians to monitor air quality advisories, limit outdoor activity, and use masks when necessary. The heat and smoke h…