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Eastern Shore residents demand authorities do better with drone enforcement

Blair Davis, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran living in West Lawrencetown, N.S., has been facing a disturbing issue for several…

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Jewish Winnipegger fights hate by removing antisemitic and other offensive graffiti

Avrom Charach is a property manager in Winnipeg and a proud member of the city’s Jewish community. He has taken…

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Conservatives call on government to back off capital gains changes due to legislative limbo

The call from the Conservatives to halt the collection of tax on capital gains at the increased inclusion rate set…

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Curler Briane Harris not at fault for anti-doping rule violation, provisional ban lifted

Canadian Curler Briane Harris Cleared to Return to the Ice After nearly a year of uncertainty and legal battles, Canadian…

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Ford holds news conference as election speculation continues to swirl

On Tuesday morning, Ontario Premier Doug Ford will be holding a press conference in Toronto to address the ongoing speculation…

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Netflix and other streaming services now blocked on federal government networks

Federal government employees are no longer able to stream Netflix, Disney+ and other popular streaming services while at work. Shared…

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Alleged drug smuggler for Canadian ex-Olympian could flee if granted bail, prosecutors say

U.S. prosecutors have issued a warning about a man from the Toronto area who stands accused of orchestrating multimillion-dollar cocaine…

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B.C. doctor reflects on treating teen with H5N1 for 2 months

A recent case of avian flu in a 13-year-old patient in British Columbia has raised concerns about the potential for…

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‘Nobody deserves that torture’: Sister of disabled woman who starved to death testifies at inquest

Florence Girard, a woman born with Down syndrome, tragically passed away at the age of 54 in October 2018 due…

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Rise in violent incidents taking toll on understaffed Victoria libraries

Violent and threatening disturbances are becoming increasingly common at Greater Victoria libraries, particularly at the downtown central branch, where 583…

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