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‘You just know’: Canadian wheelchair basketball legend Patrick Anderson retires at 45

One of the most decorated Canadian basketball players of all time has officially announced his retirement. Patrick Anderson, a legendary…

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Border-straddling library raises $140K for renovations after U.S. limits Canadian access

Sylvie Boudreau, the president of the board of trustees for the Haskell Free Library and Opera House in Stanstead, Que.,…

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Federal leaders’ debates scheduled for April 16-17 in Montreal

The upcoming federal election in Canada is set to feature a series of face-offs between the leaders of the main…

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Human smugglers trafficked in Canadian passports, posed security threat, RCMP records allege

A sophisticated human smuggling organization based in Montreal has been identified as a significant threat to national security due to…

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Longtime N.S. volunteer firefighter battling cancer won’t receive compensation

Bruce Masales, a longtime volunteer Halifax firefighter, received devastating news when he was diagnosed with Stage 4 bladder cancer. The…

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5 years after COVID-19 started, parents and experts say the impact on kids remains

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education continues to linger for many families, including Katherine Korakakis and her children…

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Gee-Gees beat Stingers to claim U Sports men’s hockey title; Bishop’s blanks Waterloo for women’s crown

The Ottawa Gee-Gees emerged victorious in the U Sports University Cup championship final against the Concordia Stingers, securing a 3-2…

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‘Offensive and false’: Alberta premier’s office denies Smith urged U.S. to interfere in federal election

The office of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has vehemently denied accusations that she asked the U.S. to interfere in Canadian…

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Holy relics seized at border, returned to Italy after Winnipeg man bought them on eBay

Holy reliquaries, which included relics of Saint Nicholas, the inspiration behind Santa Claus, were recently confiscated by Canadian border services…

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Fish harvesters protest in St. John’s ahead of Carney’s 1st campaign rally

Newfoundland and Labrador’s fish harvesters are expressing their frustration and disappointment following major cuts to the snow crab fishery in…

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