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As the Archbishop of Toronto becomes a cardinal, some praise his humility. Others say he’s out of touch

Pope Francis presided over a solemn ceremony in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome on Saturday, creating 21 new cardinals and…

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Sask. man who abducted daughter to prevent her from getting COVID vaccine gets 1-year sentence, already served

A Saskatchewan man named Michael Jackson was sentenced on Friday morning at the Court of King’s Bench in Regina for…

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Manitoba to send conservation officers to U.S. border to boost security, placate Trump: Kinew

Manitoba Unveils Plan to Increase Border Security Amid Trade Tariff Threats Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew recently announced a bold new…

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Gilles, Poirier struggle at Grand Prix final after fall in rhythm dance

Canadian ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier faced a tough challenge at the ISU Grand Prix Final in Grenoble,…

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Thousands of social assistance cheques haven’t been given out during Canada Post strike: B.C. ombudsperson

The ongoing Canada Post strike has caused major disruptions in British Columbia, with thousands of social assistance cheques not being…

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Alberta seeking to recruit foreign workers from United Arab Emirates, emails say

is something that we want to see continue and grow,” Exner-Pirot said. She noted that the Alberta government’s initiative to…

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Shelters are so stretched in Montreal they are offering chairs for the night

Montreal is currently facing a sharp rise in homelessness, with shelters struggling to meet the demand and keep people safe…

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Northwestern Ontario pharmacist admits at college hearing that he sexually abused patient

A recent case in northwestern Ontario has shed light on the issue of sexual abuse in the healthcare industry. Ali…

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Why industrial carbon pricing may survive in Canada despite ‘axe-the-tax’ sentiment

embrace industrial carbon pricing as a way to drive down emissions and attract investment. This shift in mindset is crucial…

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Jordan’s Principle backlogs add financial strain to First Nation communities: Manitoba Chiefs

First Nations leaders in Manitoba are urging the federal government to take action on a backlog of requests for Indigenous…

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