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“Winnipeg Man Accused of Genocide Promotion & Hatred Spread”

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A man from Winnipeg, who was taken into custody earlier this year for allegedly making threats against Jewish and Muslim individuals, as well as...
Domestic

Manitoba Premier Bans Social Media for Youth

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Manitoba's Premier Wab Kinew declared that social media and AI chatbots will be prohibited for youth, marking the introduction of a pioneering law in...

“Nepalese Student’s Dumpling Business Soars Amid Financial Struggles”

Verdict Awaited in Trial of Couple Accused in Boy’s Death

Teenager from Syria Dies in Hamilton Mall Shooting

Manitoba Premier Nears Decision on Ending Seasonal Time Changes

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Technology

“Cattle Breeding Breakthrough: Hormone Drug Streamlines Calving”

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A breakthrough at the University of Saskatchewan could potentially streamline the calving season for beef producers. The university's research has shown that Cetrorelix, a...

“Invasive Spotted Lanternflies Threaten Canadian Agriculture”

“Nuclea Energy Acquires Distressed Assets from Moltex”

“Controversy Brews Over ‘Fish City’ in Lake Huron”

“North Atlantic Right Whale Births Surge: Experts Cautiously Optimistic”

Business

Travel

Travel

“Record High: 4.4 Million Canadians Living Solo Face Financial Challenges”

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The number of Canadians living alone has reached a record high, with Statistics Canada reporting a more than doubled increase in one-person households from...

“Layering Takes Center Stage at Milan Fashion Week”

“Plan for Romance and Innovation: Weekly Forecast”

Sports

Leylah Fernandez Reaches Madrid Open Quarterfinals

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Canada's Leylah Fernandez progressed to the quarterfinals of the Madrid Open by defeating Ann Li in straight sets on Monday. Fernandez, the 24th seed,...

“Oilers Must Win Game 5 to Stay Alive in Playoffs”

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The Edmonton Oilers are on the brink of elimination in the Stanley Cup playoffs as they face the Anaheim Ducks at home on Tuesday....

“Debate Ignited Over Controversial Goal in Oilers-Ducks Game”

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The controversial overtime goal in Game 4 between the Edmonton Oilers and the Anaheim Ducks has sparked a heated debate in the hockey community....

“Mets Trade Nimmo for Gold Glove 2B Semien”

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The New York Mets have acquired Gold Glove second baseman Marcus Semien from the Texas Rangers in a trade involving outfielder Brandon Nimmo and...

“Nathaniel Mitchell named head coach for 2027 FIBA World Cup”

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Nathaniel Mitchell has been appointed as the head coach of the Canadian men's senior basketball team for the initial qualifying phase of the 2027...

Politics

Politics

“Lithuania’s Economic Resilience Amid Geopolitical Pressures”

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Lithuania, once a battleground for economic warfare experimentation, now faces economic coercion challenges similar to those experienced by Canada with trade and tariff pressure...
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Politics

“Carney’s Shift in Foreign Policy Draws Controversy”

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Mark Carney, during his first year as prime minister, spent more time abroad than Justin Trudeau. He was in Mumbai, India, when the U.S....
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Politics

“Trump Admin Offers Tariff Relief for Aluminum, Steel Firms Moving to US”

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The Trump administration has introduced a new initiative offering Canadian and Mexican aluminum and steel companies immediate tariff relief if they agree to relocate...
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Politics

Global Affairs Canada Employee Cleared of Sexual Assault Charges

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A Global Affairs Canada employee has been cleared of all 11 charges against him in an Ontario Court of Justice ruling. Galal Eldien Ali,...
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