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“Canadian Curling Controversy Ignites Global Debate”

Canadians' once calm reputation took a turn last year with intense incidents, but a recent curling controversy...
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Fourth Suspect Arrested in London Ambulance Arson

British authorities have apprehended a fourth individual in connection with a recent arson incident targeting Jewish community...
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“Artemis II Astronauts Face Toilet Trouble En Route to...

After traveling more than halfway to the moon, the Artemis II astronauts are gearing up for their...
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AI Agents Attempt to Hack Canadian Government Website

A Canadian government website faced attempted hacking by AI agents, according to an artificial intelligence research firm's report on Wednesday. The firm, Transluce, highlighted...
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“CEO Defends Decision to Halt Steel Production Amid Trade Tensions”

The CEO of the parent company overseeing Stelco in the U.S. defends the decision to halt production at a Hamilton steel mill, leading to...
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“Trump Unveils AI Agreement with Industry Leaders”

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he, along with a group of artificial intelligence company leaders, had signed a voluntary agreement at...
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“Quebec Doctors Flock to Ontario Amid Pay Reform Dispute”

Over 250 doctors from Quebec have submitted applications to practice in Ontario, as reported by the College...
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Ottawa’s Lansdowne Park Set for Major Arena Redevelopment

Construction is set to commence on a new 5,850-seat arena and north-side stadium stands at Lansdowne Park...
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“Crisis Looms in Sudan as Humanitarian Aid Faces Obstacles”

Humanitarian teams operating in Sudan’s North Darfur region are encountering challenges due to insecurity and dwindling supplies....
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“Nunavik Election Report Sparks Calls for Accountability”

Days after the release of a report by Elections Canada on the events in Nunavik during the federal election, Russ Johnson remains upset and...
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“Quebec Culture Minister Faces Criticism Over French Language Debate”

After being appointed as the federal culture minister, Marc Miller is facing criticism from various Quebec officials, including the premier of Quebec. Miller, who...
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“Canadian Steel Jobs at Risk Despite $500M Government Aid”

In September, the Canadian government announced its initiative to safeguard Canadian steel jobs by providing $400 million in loans to Algoma Steel, a company...
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“Revolutionizing Monarch Butterfly Tracking in New Brunswick”

Nature NB in New Brunswick has embraced a groundbreaking approach to tracking monarch butterflies this year, eliminating the traditional reliance on luck for finding...
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Beluga Whale Jelly Bean Dies After Relocation

A beluga whale, part of the relocation effort from Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., has passed away in València, Spain. Jelly Bean, who arrived...
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“Canada’s First Spotted Lanternfly Sighting Sparks Concern”

An alien insect notorious for destroying grapevines and affecting various crops and trees has been identified in Canada for the first time by the...
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“Sentencing Dispute: Ex-Football Player Sexual Assault Case”

Sentencing proceedings commenced on Friday for a former St. Francis Xavier University football player who was found guilty earlier this year of two counts...
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Winnipeg Jets’ Star Goalie Hellebuyck Out for Surgery

The Winnipeg Jets have announced that their star goalie, Connor Hellebuyck, will undergo knee surgery and will be sidelined for four to six weeks....
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“Cree Fighters Shine in Montreal Fight League Showcase”

In Wolinak, Quebec, the Montreal Fight League audience cheered loudly as Cree mixed martial artists and their supporters filled the venue, eager to showcase...
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“Revolutionizing Monarch Butterfly Tracking in New Brunswick”

Nature NB in New Brunswick has embraced a groundbreaking approach to tracking monarch butterflies this year, eliminating the traditional reliance on luck for finding...
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Culture

Set decorator on “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” found dead

Set decorator Mary Kate Golding, aged 34, known for her work on popular TV series such as "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and "Goosebumps," was...
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“Canadian Curling Controversy Ignites Global Debate”

Canadians' once calm reputation took a turn last year with intense incidents, but a recent curling controversy has solidified the shift in temperament. Allegations...
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Technology

Beluga Whale Jelly Bean Dies After Relocation

A beluga whale, part of the relocation effort from Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., has passed away in València, Spain. Jelly Bean, who arrived...
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Culture

Tom Holland Conquers Spicy Wing Challenge, Makes Hot Ones History

Tom Holland, 30, faced a formidable opponent on the latest installment of the popular YouTube show Hot Ones: incredibly spicy chicken wings. During the...
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Fourth Suspect Arrested in London Ambulance Arson

British authorities have apprehended a fourth individual in connection with a recent arson incident targeting Jewish community ambulances. The arrest took place at a...
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British Columbia Abandons EV Rebate Program and Sales Mandates

British Columbia has decided to discontinue a rebate initiative for electric vehicles that was put on hold six months ago and is abandoning a...
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Finance

AI Agents Attempt to Hack Canadian Government Website

A Canadian government website faced attempted hacking by AI agents, according to an artificial intelligence research firm's report on Wednesday. The firm, Transluce, highlighted...
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Technology

“Canada’s First Spotted Lanternfly Sighting Sparks Concern”

An alien insect notorious for destroying grapevines and affecting various crops and trees has been identified in Canada for the first time by the...
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