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“Teens Use Bear Spray in $14,000 Pokémon Card Heist”

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Vancouver police apprehended three teenagers who reportedly employed bear spray in a Pokémon card theft this week. The victim arranged to meet the suspects...
Domestic

“Canada’s Megawatt Charger Revolutionizing EV Industry”

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Welcome to our weekly newsletter that showcases environmental trends and solutions driving us towards a more sustainable world. Emily greets you with Earth Week wishes!...

“Winnipeg Man Accused of Genocide Promotion & Hatred Spread”

Manitoba Premier Bans Social Media for Youth

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

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

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Technology

“Scientists Discover Cocaine Effects on Fish Behavior”

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In Sweden, Atlantic salmon are being exposed to cocaine by scientists, leading to unexpected behavior changes in the fish. Erin McCallum, an aquatic ecology...

“Cattle Breeding Breakthrough: Hormone Drug Streamlines Calving”

“Invasive Spotted Lanternflies Threaten Canadian Agriculture”

“Nuclea Energy Acquires Distressed Assets from Moltex”

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

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Travel

Travel

“Planetary Alignments Promote Generosity and Bold Communication”

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A spirit of generosity will be prevalent on Monday as Venus in Taurus harmonizes with Jupiter in Cancer. This alignment encourages positive thinking and...

“Indigenous Chef’s Kelp-Wrapped Arctic Char Recipe Wows Diners”

“Savory Shrimp and Grits Recipe: Southern Comfort Elevated”

Sports

“Montréal Victoire Chooses Minnesota Frost for Playoff Showdown”

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The Montréal Victoire swiftly chose their first-round playoff opponent after clinching the top spot in the Professional Women's Hockey League with a 2-1 shootout...

Senators Grapple with Playoff Exit After Early Elimination

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Days after being eliminated in the opening round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Ottawa Senators are still grappling with a premature conclusion to...

Blue Jays Place Max Scherzer on Injured List

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The Toronto Blue Jays have officially moved Max Scherzer, a seasoned right-handed pitcher, to the 15-day injured list due to right forearm tendinitis and...

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....

Politics

Politics

“Pierre Poilievre Urges $31B Deficit Cap Ahead of Fiscal Update”

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pushing Prime Minister Mark Carney to limit the federal deficit to $31 billion ahead of a crucial fiscal update....
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Politics

CBC President Defends Journalistic Integrity Amid Bias Allegations

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At a Canadian Heritage parliamentary committee hearing, CBC president Marie-Philippe Bouchard refuted claims of bias in the public broadcaster's news coverage and denied allegations...
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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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“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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