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“Trump Withdraws Strait of Hormuz Assistance Request”

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump withdrew his request for assistance in reopening the Strait of Hormuz and...
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“Middle East Energy Crisis: Attacks Rock Global Supply”

Oil and gas installations in the Persian Gulf region came under attack on Thursday as Israel carried...
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“Dolores Huerta Alleges Sexual Assault by Cesar Chavez”

Civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, a co-founder of the United Farm Workers (UFW) union alongside Cesar Chavez,...
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“Unifor Members Overwhelmingly Approve New GM Contracts”

The labor union representing employees at General Motors has announced that its members have overwhelmingly approved new contracts with the automaker. Unifor and GM...
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“Port of Churchill Revival: Grain Shipment Marks Milestone”

A vessel is scheduled to depart from the Port of Churchill this week carrying the town's first grain shipment in more than five years....
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Fed Chair Warsh Hints at Interest Rate Hike Amid Inflation Concerns

U.S. Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh expressed concerns about ongoing high inflation levels and hinted at the possibility of an interest rate hike in...
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“Toronto Residents Prefer Older Apartments Over Modern Condos”

Delphine Winton recently relocated to an apartment near Casa Loma, constructed in 1936, and she is content...
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“Senate Nears Resolution on Government Shutdown, Health-Care Subsidies in...

The U.S. Senate moved closer to resolving the government shutdown as a group of moderate Democrats agreed...
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“Brazil’s Oil Expansion at COP30 Crossroads”

At the river dock in Oiapoque, a border town near the northern coast of Brazil, Cleidiney Ribeiro...
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“India’s High Commissioner Rejects Apology Demand from Canada”

India's new high commissioner in Ottawa has firmly stated that there will be no apology from India for the Nijjar assassination or any violence...
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“Canada Debates Fighter Jets and Submarines: A Sports-Like Fervor”

The ongoing public discourse surrounding fighter jets and submarines this autumn resembles a heated sports debate, akin to arguments about baseball or hockey. The...
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Public Servants Facing Legal Threats Over Phoenix Overpayments

Federal public servants are facing legal threats for repayment of overpayments made during the problematic implementation of the Phoenix pay system almost a decade...
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“Drought Threatens Iconic Balsam Fir Trees in New Brunswick”

Balsam fir trees in New Brunswick are showing signs of distress, with many turning red and dying following last summer's unprecedented drought. Concerns have...
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“Rare Plant Discovery in Arctic Raises Invasive Species Concerns”

Plant enthusiast Klaus Koehler made a unique discovery while exploring Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park near Iqaluit in July, spotting a rare species not commonly...
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“Dazzling Perseid Meteor Shower Lights Up the Night Sky”

The annual Perseid meteor shower occurs as Earth crosses paths with the debris trail left by Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle. This celestial event reached its peak...
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Italy to Face Northern Ireland in World Cup Qualifying Showdown

Italy is set to face Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifying playoff in March, with the winner having to travel for their next...
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“FBI hunts ex-Olympian fugitive linked to Sinaloa cartel”

The FBI reports that a Canadian individual involved in a major global criminal investigation has managed to avoid capture with the help of the...
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“Guelph Storm to Host 2027 Memorial Cup for City’s Bicentennial”

The 2027 Memorial Cup will be hosted by the Guelph Storm, as announced by the Canadian Hockey League on Thursday. This prestigious national hockey...
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“Drought Threatens Iconic Balsam Fir Trees in New Brunswick”

Balsam fir trees in New Brunswick are showing signs of distress, with many turning red and dying following last summer's unprecedented drought. Concerns have...
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Culture

“Summer House Canada” Brings Cottage Drama to Muskoka

Grab your favorite summer drink and get ready because "Summer House" is making its way to Canada, trading the Hamptons for Ontario's beautiful cottage...
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“Trump Withdraws Strait of Hormuz Assistance Request”

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump withdrew his request for assistance in reopening the Strait of Hormuz and criticized NATO allies for not adequately responding....
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Politics

“India’s High Commissioner Rejects Apology Demand from Canada”

India's new high commissioner in Ottawa has firmly stated that there will be no apology from India for the Nijjar assassination or any violence...
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Sports

Italy to Face Northern Ireland in World Cup Qualifying Showdown

Italy is set to face Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifying playoff in March, with the winner having to travel for their next...
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“Chief Whitecap’s Sacred Pipe Returned After 135 Years”

After 135 years, a sacred wooden pipe belonging to Chief Whitecap has returned to Whitecap Dakota First Nation, thanks to the efforts of Frank...
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National

“Toronto Residents Prefer Older Apartments Over Modern Condos”

Delphine Winton recently relocated to an apartment near Casa Loma, constructed in 1936, and she is content with her decision. In her search for...
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Finance

“Unifor Members Overwhelmingly Approve New GM Contracts”

The labor union representing employees at General Motors has announced that its members have overwhelmingly approved new contracts with the automaker. Unifor and GM...
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Technology

“Rare Plant Discovery in Arctic Raises Invasive Species Concerns”

Plant enthusiast Klaus Koehler made a unique discovery while exploring Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park near Iqaluit in July, spotting a rare species not commonly...
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