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Charities in B.C. taking hit as Canada Post strike continues

This year’s Giving Tuesday will be a challenging one for B.C. charities due to the ongoing Canada Post strike. With…

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Halifax woman waited 3 years for MRI that showed she had brain tumour

A Halifax resident, Marina Atwell, has recently shared her frustrations after waiting over three years for an MRI that ultimately…

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Some missing residential school students disappeared into arranged marriages, report says

The practice of arranging marriages for Indigenous children who disappeared from residential schools is a dark chapter in Canadian history…

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As Canada Post strike drags on, holiday shoppers turn to Amazon — and in-person purchases

Calgary Courier Sees Surge in Business Amidst Canada Post Strike It’s been over two weeks since a nationwide strike of…

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Alberta government aims to cut photo radar sites by 70%

The Alberta government’s decision to review and reduce photo radar sites in the province has sparked controversy and frustration among…

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B.C. crypto fraudster fined $18.4 million for gambling away clients’ cash

Shawn Murfitt was shocked to discover that David Smillie, the man behind the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange ezBtc, had been fined…

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Quebec halts most international adoptions amid human trafficking concerns

The Quebec government has taken a significant step to address human rights and trafficking concerns by suspending most new international…

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Gravenhurst still digging out after storm, Hwy 11 starting to reopen

Gravenhurst, Ont. is currently facing significant challenges in snow-clearing efforts due to downed hydro lines, trees, and abandoned vehicles following…

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Montreal police move in to dismantle part of homeless encampment east of downtown

Montreal police are currently carrying out an operation to dismantle sections of a homeless encampment located on Notre-Dame Street East…

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Health order sending Manitoba woman to jail for tuberculosis treatment ‘wildly excessive’: lawyer

A woman from northern Manitoba with no criminal charges spent a month in jail after public health officials ordered her…

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