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“New DOJ Documents Implicate Trump and Prince Andrew in...

The latest release of documents by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has unveiled a new set...
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DOJ Releases Documents on Epstein & Canadian Connections

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) made public around 30,000 pages of documents on Tuesday, which include...
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“International Swimming League Plans 2026 Comeback”

The International Swimming League is gearing up for a potential return as early as 2026 after a...
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“Loblaw Superstore Fined $10,000 for Deceptive ‘Product of Canada’ Labeling”

Canada's food regulatory body has imposed a $10,000 penalty on a supermarket owned by Loblaw for falsely advertising imported goods as a "Product of...
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Harsh Winter Weather Dampens Canadian Housing Sales

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) attributes the decline in housing sales in January to the harsh winter conditions. According to CREA's latest report,...
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Zuckerberg Denies Misleading Congress in Meta Trial

During a recent court appearance on Wednesday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg refuted claims made by a lawyer that he had provided misleading information to...
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“Duck Lake Forever Initiative Saves Town’s Legacy”

A new initiative called "Duck Lake Forever" has been launched to safeguard the historical name of a...
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“Prime Minister Carney Seeks to Reset Canada-China Relations”

Prime Minister Mark Carney is looking to establish new expectations in Canada's relationship with China as he...
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“Hurricane Melissa Strengthens, Threatens Jamaica”

Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the Caribbean, is poised to make...
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“Chrétien Criticizes Alberta Separatist Movement”

Former Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chrétien, has criticized the separatist movement in Alberta and accused Premier Danielle Smith of inconsistency in her dealings with...
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“Trial Delayed: Accused Indian Gov’t Plotter in NY”

The trial of an individual accused of orchestrating planned assassinations for the Indian government in New York has been postponed. The accused, Nikhil (Nick)...
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“Canada Declares Critical Minerals National Security Priority”

Canada has officially identified specific critical minerals as a national security priority under the Defence Production Act. This decision enables the federal government to...
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“Researchers Propose Sinking Trees in Arctic Ocean to Combat Carbon”

A group of researchers from the UK, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic have suggested a novel approach to combat carbon emissions by sinking mature...
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“Researchers Warn of Cancer Risks from Fracking in B.C.”

A group of researchers presented findings to the Dawson Creek council regarding the potential health risks associated with oil and gas operations in northeast...
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France Considers Nova Scotia for Orcas’ Sanctuary

French officials in Paris recently held discussions with a U.S.-based group regarding the relocation of France's last two captive whales to a proposed coastal...
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Sports

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Delaney Baie Pridham Crowned NSL Player of the Year

Soccer sensation Delaney Baie Pridham has clinched the prestigious title of the Northern Super League's Player of the Year, adding another accolade to her...
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Canadian Players Shine in Tennis Tournaments

Canada's Victoria Mboko progressed to the quarterfinals of the Hong Kong Open after defeating Alexandra Eala of the Philippines with a score of 3-6,...
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“Injury setback prompts champion skier’s resilience journey”

World champion ski jumper Alex Loutitt is finding some positives during her recovery journey from a serious knee injury. The 21-year-old athlete from Calgary,...
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“Researchers Propose Sinking Trees in Arctic Ocean to Combat Carbon”

A group of researchers from the UK, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic have suggested a novel approach to combat carbon emissions by sinking mature...
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“Canadian Booksellers Experience Surge in Demand for Adaptations”

Book-to-screen adaptations have long been a popular trend, often leading to increased book sales. However, Canadian booksellers are currently witnessing a surge in demand...
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“New DOJ Documents Implicate Trump and Prince Andrew in Epstein Case”

The latest release of documents by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has unveiled a new set of emails related to the case involving...
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Politics

“Chrétien Criticizes Alberta Separatist Movement”

Former Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chrétien, has criticized the separatist movement in Alberta and accused Premier Danielle Smith of inconsistency in her dealings with...
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“Trump Halts U.S.-Canada Trade Talks, Sparks Industry Disagreements”

Trade talks between the U.S. and Canada were abruptly ended by President Donald Trump, causing disagreement among premiers over which industries should receive priority...
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National

“Duck Lake Forever Initiative Saves Town’s Legacy”

A new initiative called "Duck Lake Forever" has been launched to safeguard the historical name of a town following a proposal by the mayor...
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Technology

“Researchers Warn of Cancer Risks from Fracking in B.C.”

A group of researchers presented findings to the Dawson Creek council regarding the potential health risks associated with oil and gas operations in northeast...
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“Star-Studded Thriller ‘Crime 101’ Challenges Notions of Good and Bad”

In a gripping scene, a thief ambushes a jewel courier, forcing him into the trunk at gunpoint before fleeing amidst the blare of sirens...
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DOJ Releases Documents on Epstein & Canadian Connections

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) made public around 30,000 pages of documents on Tuesday, which include images, court records, and emails related to...
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