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Tens of Thousands of Albanian Students Protest Education Costs, Corruption

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On Wednesday, tens of thousands of students flooded the streets of Tirana, igniting flames at the Education Ministry building and two banks, while also...

Trump Promises Oil Boom in “Beautiful Greenland” Amid Election Pressure

Joni Mitchell Becomes U.S. Citizen to Vote, Proudly Keeps Canadian Roots

Maine’s Midterm Battle: Collins Faces Jackson Amid Cross-Border Ties

Domestic

Domestic

Halifax’s The Turret Celebrated with Canada Post Pride Stamp

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Halifax's iconic lesbian and gay venue, The Turret, is being celebrated as part of Canada Post’s Places of Pride stamp initiative.Established in 1976 in...
Domestic

Alberta Utilities Embrace AI Cameras for Early Wildfire Detection

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Several utility companies in Alberta are experimenting with AI-enabled cameras, aiming to utilize the technology for early detection of fires near power facilities before...

Vancouver Readies for Exciting FIFA World Cup 2026 Opener!

Indigenous Practices Revive Fire Management on Vancouver Island Forests

Entertainment

Tech and Gadgets

Technology

Ontario Moose Population Plummets: MNRF Launches Investigative Study

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Since the early 2000s, the moose numbers in Ontario have seen a decline of roughly 20 percent overall, with some northern regions experiencing reductions...

Crowsnest Pass Residents Protest Logging Plan to Protect Forests

Climate Change Triggers Unprecedented Permafrost Landslides in N.W.T.

Forensic Flaws: Study Reveals Misleading Certainty in Crime Analysis

Business

Travel

Travel

Crochet Your Own Barnaby: The Adorable Walrus from Goomis!

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A five-inch walrus conveys a heartfelt message more than anything else can. The crochet pattern by designer Louie Mensinger simplifies the creation of Barnaby,...

Comforting Chicken Noodle Soup with a Tomato Twist!

Forage Your Way to a Festive Wreath: Tips for Winter Creativity

Sports

Sarah Mitton Claims Third in Shot Put at Stockholm Diamond League

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Sarah Mitton from Canada secured a third-place finish in the women's shot put at a Diamond League event held in Stockholm on Sunday.The native...

Serena Williams Eyes Doubles Comeback, Singles Future Uncertain

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Tennis legend Serena Williams has not dismissed the possibility of returning to singles play but indicated on Sunday that such a move is not...

Connor McDavid Makes History with Fifth Ted Lindsay Award Win

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Connor McDavid, the exceptional captain of the Edmonton Oilers, has secured the Ted Lindsay Award for an unprecedented fifth time.This accolade is determined by...

Zverev Triumphs at French Open, Finally Claims Grand Slam Glory!

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As Alexander Zverev lay on his back on the center court of the French Open, hands covering his face and tears streaming down, a...

Politics

Politics

Carney Set to Announce Future Plans for 24 Sussex Drive Soon

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According to sources speaking to CBC News, Prime Minister Mark Carney is anticipated to reveal the government's long-expected conclusion regarding the fate of 24...
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Politics

Samuel de Champlain Statue Removed Amid Controversy in Orillia

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An impressive statue commemorating Samuel de Champlain, which had been located on the banks of Lake Couchiching in Orillia, Ontario, for a century, has...
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Politics

Families of Canadian Soldiers in Gaza Demand Grave Protection Measures

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Families of Canadian soldiers interred in Gaza are urging the government to take stronger measures to safeguard their loved ones' graves. Some relatives are...
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