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“Refugee Job Offers Revoked, Leaving Hopefuls Stranded”

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A Nova Scotia care organization has withdrawn job offers previously extended to refugees, leaving them stranded in some of the largest refugee camps globally...
Domestic

“Cricket Canada Faces Funding Freeze Amid Corruption Allegations”

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Cricket Canada faced a significant setback this week as the global governing body for cricket suspended funding to the organization, as revealed by investigations...

“New Public Housing Units Address Rising Demand”

“B.C. Ferries’ Complex Decision-Making in Weather Cancellations”

Ontario jury rules Sarnia tennis player’s death a homicide

“Montreal Victoire Set to Make History in Walter Cup Final”

Entertainment

Tech and Gadgets

Technology

“Record-breaking El Niño Signals Potential Crisis Ahead”

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The much-anticipated El Niño has arrived and is exceeding expectations. Earlier this year, climate experts predicted the development of an El Niño in the...

“Nova Scotia Researchers Tag 16 White Sharks for Study”

“Controversial Strychnine Use Authorized in Alberta & Saskatchewan”

“Canadian Museum Unveils Lifelike Styxosaurus Exhibit”

Heatwave in Winnipeg Sparks Urgent Water Drive

Business

Travel

Travel

“Crafting Captivating Outdoor Tablescapes for Summer”

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Colourful and extravagant table settings have been in vogue for a few years, particularly for outdoor gatherings. These visually appealing setups, designed to evoke...

“Winners and Fashion Statements Shine at Wimbledon”

“Planetary Influence Shifts Spark Transformation and Productivity”

Sports

Businesses Rally to Keep Vancouver Whitecaps in City

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More than 400 businesses have pledged their support to prevent the Vancouver Whitecaps from relocating, according to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade. The...

“PGA Championship Begins with Dramatic First Shot”

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Braden Shattuck initiated the 108th PGA Championship with the first shot, introducing a sense of unpredictability at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania....

“Sinner Eyes Historic Win at Italian Open”

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Jannik Sinner is on the cusp of making history as the first Italian man to win the Italian Open in 50 years, with only...

“Edmonton Oilers Fire Head Coach After Playoff Disappointment”

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The Edmonton Oilers have dismissed head coach Kris Knoblauch and assistant coach Mark Stuart from their positions. General manager Stan Bowman announced the decision...

“Hamilton Welcomes New Women’s Hockey Team”

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During her early days playing hockey, 16-year-old Emma McLeod dreamed of representing Team Canada or making it to the NHL, just like her teammates....

Politics

Politics

“Federal and Alberta Governments Strike Deal on Oil Pipeline Construction”

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The federal and Alberta governments have reached an agreement on climate and energy that could lead to the commencement of construction on an oil...
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Politics

“US Tech Giants Oppose Canadian Bill on Police Data Access”

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A proposed bill by the Liberal government aiming to enhance the access of police and intelligence agencies to information for investigations is drawing concerns...
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Politics

“Canadian military disciplined for monitoring citizens online”

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The military disciplined soldiers for voicing concerns about an order to monitor Canadians' online behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic, as per CBC News findings....
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Politics

“Concerns Rise as U.S. Imposes Duties on Canadian Mushrooms”

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The United States is preparing to impose countervailing duties on fresh mushrooms cultivated in Canada, triggering concerns among Canadian growers about potential wider repercussions...
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