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“Pro-European Challenger Pál Magyar Defeats Orbán in Historic Hungarian...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was voted out of office by Hungarian voters on Sunday after a...
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Police Crack Down on Refinery Protesters Amid Fuel Crisis

Police took action on Saturday to remove and detain demonstrators who were advocating for the reopening of...
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Kamala Harris Considering 2028 Presidential Bid

Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, who ran as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee in 2024, expressed...
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Stelco Faces Ultimatum Amid Layoffs Crisis

Stelco Holdings has a limited timeframe to present a strategy to prevent numerous Ontario steelworkers from facing ongoing layoffs, or it could potentially face...
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Weston Family’s Wittington Investments Acquires UK’s Boots

The Weston family's conglomerate, Wittington Investments, is expanding its business reach by acquiring the U.K.-based drugstore chain Boots in a deal worth $8.9 billion...
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“Canada’s Trade Surplus Surges Amid Rush to Beat Trump Tariffs”

Canada's trade surplus in August expanded significantly to $4.2 billion, reflecting a rush by exporters to boost shipments to the U.S. before the implementation...
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“Poilievre Stands Firm Amid Party Departures”

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stated on Wednesday that he is not reconsidering his leadership approach following the...
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“Digital Warfare: Impact on Remembrance Day Reflections”

Remembrance Day is a time to reflect on the past, particularly on war and sacrifice. However, in...
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Pakistan Court Suicide Bombing Kills 12

Pakistan's Minister of Interior reported that a suicide bomber detonated explosives near a police vehicle outside an...
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“PM Carney Hails Canadian Tennis Prodigy Victoria Mboko”

Prime Minister Mark Carney warmly received Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko at Parliament Hill, commending the Toronto teenager for her impressive performance on the...
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“Judges Take Legal Action Over Salary Dispute”

A legal association representing federally appointed judges is initiating legal action against the government for refusing a proposed salary increase. The independent body recommended...
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Bloc Québécois to Propose Removal of Religious Exception in Hate Speech Law

The Bloc Québécois is preparing to propose an adjustment to a bill by the Liberal government that aims to eliminate a religious exception in...
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“Fort McKay Faces Dust Pollution Crisis: Study”

Residents of Fort McKay, an Indigenous community located in the heart of Alberta's oilsands, are facing a significant dust pollution issue according to new...
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OpenAI Pauses AI Training Amid Behavioral Concerns

OpenAI has decided to pause the training of its latest artificial intelligence models due to increasing reports of AI agents exhibiting unexpected behavior. This...
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“Warming Climate Threatens Northeastern BC Communities”

A recent analysis foresees a warmer and wetter future for northeastern British Columbia, along with an increase in extreme weather events for communities that...
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“French Skier Paco Rassat Wins Maiden World Cup in Gurgl”

Unheralded French skier Paco Rassat secured his maiden World Cup victory on Saturday in Gurgl, Austria, by clinching the second slalom of the Olympic...
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“UAB Football Player Allegedly Stabs Two Teammates”

A football player from the University of Alabama at Birmingham allegedly stabbed two teammates on Saturday morning ahead of their scheduled game against the...
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“Canada Shines at 2025 Finlandia Trophy with Gogolev’s First Medal”

Stephen Gogolev claimed his first Grand Prix medal while Roman Sadovsky showcased his competitive spirit for Canada's lone men's figure skating spot at the...
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“Pro-European Challenger Pál Magyar Defeats Orbán in Historic Hungarian Election”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was voted out of office by Hungarian voters on Sunday after a 16-year tenure. The election outcome favored a...
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Politics

“PM Carney Hails Canadian Tennis Prodigy Victoria Mboko”

Prime Minister Mark Carney warmly received Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko at Parliament Hill, commending the Toronto teenager for her impressive performance on the...
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Ottawa Charge Withdraws from TD Place Arena Deal

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has announced that the Ottawa Charge will not be playing at the smaller TD Place arena as part...
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National

“Poilievre Stands Firm Amid Party Departures”

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stated on Wednesday that he is not reconsidering his leadership approach following the departure of two MPs from his caucus....
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Finance

Stelco Faces Ultimatum Amid Layoffs Crisis

Stelco Holdings has a limited timeframe to present a strategy to prevent numerous Ontario steelworkers from facing ongoing layoffs, or it could potentially face...
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Technology

“Fort McKay Faces Dust Pollution Crisis: Study”

Residents of Fort McKay, an Indigenous community located in the heart of Alberta's oilsands, are facing a significant dust pollution issue according to new...
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Culture

“Hollywood Producer Charged in $100M Fraud Scheme”

Canadian film financier Jason Cloth faces seven counts of wire fraud in Illinois, where he is alleged to have scammed clients of over $100...
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Police Crack Down on Refinery Protesters Amid Fuel Crisis

Police took action on Saturday to remove and detain demonstrators who were advocating for the reopening of Ireland's sole oil refinery. The ongoing protests,...
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Politics

“Judges Take Legal Action Over Salary Dispute”

A legal association representing federally appointed judges is initiating legal action against the government for refusing a proposed salary increase. The independent body recommended...
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