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British Chancellor Criticizes U.S. Role in Iran Conflict

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves stood firm in her criticism of the Iran conflict as...
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“Nahma’s Harrowing Journey: Seeking Refuge Amid Sudan Conflict”

Under a makeshift shelter, enduring the scorching midday sun, Nahma Mohammed recounts her arduous eight-day trek from...
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Israeli Airstrike in Gaza Kills Four Amid Ceasefire Talks

An Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip on Monday resulted in the deaths of at least four...
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“Waymo Braces for Winter: Toronto Launch Faces Snowy Challenges”

Waymo is set to launch its autonomous driving service in Toronto, facing the challenge of navigating snowy conditions. The U.S. company announced plans to...
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“Canadian Home Sales Forecast Downgraded Again”

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) has adjusted its forecast for 2026 home sales downwards for the third time this year, with September data...
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Métis Leaders Criticize Exclusion from Pacific Link Pipeline Talks

Métis leaders from Alberta's Wood Buffalo area have criticized the federal government for not involving them in discussions regarding the proposed Pacific Link pipeline...
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“P.E.I. Company Seeks U.S. Disease-Resistant Oysters”

A company in Prince Edward Island is requesting permission to bring in disease-resistant oyster seed and broodstock...
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“Sharp Rise in Refugee Claims Amid Immigration Cuts”

Refugee claims in Saskatchewan have seen a sharp rise of nearly 98% following significant cuts to federal...
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France Criticizes U.S. Boat Strikes in Caribbean

France's foreign affairs minister has strongly criticized the United States for its deadly boat strikes in the...
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“Report Advocates Energy-Efficient Housing for Indigenous Communities”

Energy-efficient housing plays a crucial role in addressing health concerns and tackling housing challenges in Indigenous communities, as outlined in a recent Indigenous housing...
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“Alberta-Ottawa Pipeline Deal Confusion Over $130 Carbon Price”

Alberta and Ottawa have agreed on a new pipeline deal that includes an industrial carbon emissions credit price of $130 per tonne. However, there...
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“Canadian Military Restructures for Modern Warfare”

The Department of National Defence announced on Thursday that the Canadian military is undergoing a structural reorganization to enhance its agility and adaptability to...
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Federal Research Facility in Indian Head, SK to Close by 2028

The federal government has announced plans to gradually shut down its research facility in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, within the next year. The seed increase...
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“Chytrid Fungal Infection Threatens Amphibians in Canada”

Thickened skin shedding from sluggish frogs and toads in small pieces, along with difficulties in breathing and eating, are clear indications of chytridiomycosis, a...
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“Chemistry Nobel Prize Winners Unlock Chemical Mystery”

Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their groundbreaking research on non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric...
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“New York Sirens Dominate Season Opener with 4-0 Win”

The New York Sirens are embarking on a fresh start in their third PWHL season as the sole team in the league that has...
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Université de Montréal Carabins Claim Second Vanier Cup Victory

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies entered the 60th Vanier Cup with a chance to clinch their first national championship in nearly 30 years. The...
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Mikaela Shiffrin Dominates Alpine Skiing Events

American ski sensation Mikaela Shiffrin is set to compete in her upcoming races in Colorado as the current leader of the overall World Cup,...
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Federal Research Facility in Indian Head, SK to Close by 2028

The federal government has announced plans to gradually shut down its research facility in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, within the next year. The seed increase...
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British Chancellor Criticizes U.S. Role in Iran Conflict

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves stood firm in her criticism of the Iran conflict as "folly" ahead of her meeting with Treasury...
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Sports

“New York Sirens Dominate Season Opener with 4-0 Win”

The New York Sirens are embarking on a fresh start in their third PWHL season as the sole team in the league that has...
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Man in P.E.I. faces first terrorism charges in Atlantic Canada

A man from North Rustico, P.E.I. who was previously under a terrorism peace bond is now confronting what authorities describe as the initial terrorism...
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National

“P.E.I. Company Seeks U.S. Disease-Resistant Oysters”

A company in Prince Edward Island is requesting permission to bring in disease-resistant oyster seed and broodstock from the United States to address challenges...
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Finance

“Waymo Braces for Winter: Toronto Launch Faces Snowy Challenges”

Waymo is set to launch its autonomous driving service in Toronto, facing the challenge of navigating snowy conditions. The U.S. company announced plans to...
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Culture

“Taylor Swift’s Music Removed from Trump Campaign Videos”

Some of Taylor Swift's music has been taken down from social media videos shared by the campaign of U.S. President Donald Trump and the...
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“Nahma’s Harrowing Journey: Seeking Refuge Amid Sudan Conflict”

Under a makeshift shelter, enduring the scorching midday sun, Nahma Mohammed recounts her arduous eight-day trek from Nyala, in Sudan's Darfur region, to find...
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Sports

Université de Montréal Carabins Claim Second Vanier Cup Victory

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies entered the 60th Vanier Cup with a chance to clinch their first national championship in nearly 30 years. The...
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