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After fleeing Taliban and abuse, Afghan woman in Canada for 8 years faces deportation with her children

Frozan Hassan Zai thought she had finally found safety and security after leaving an abusive marriage in the Netherlands with…

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Off-ice fight between player and fan stains start of Avalon East hockey league season

An incident at the Danny Cleary Community Centre in Harbour Grace during the launch of a new Avalon East Senior…

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As Ontario eyes Crown land for renewable energy, parking lots seen as having ‘untapped potential’

Ontario recently made an exciting announcement regarding the exploration of new energy projects in the northern region of the province.…

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Danielle Smith gave UCP policies they wanted. Members gave support she craved. Now what?

The atmosphere at the UCP convention in Red Deer, Alberta was filled with cheers and jubilation as party officials tallied…

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Nunavut MLAs set to vote Wednesday on whether to oust Premier P.J. Akeeagok

Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok Faces Possible Removal from Office On Wednesday, Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok may find himself ousted from…

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How a McMaster University class ring, lost in 1977 in the Atlantic Ocean off Barbados, made it home

McMaster University’s alumni office recently experienced a truly unique and heartwarming reunion that was sparked by a surprising discovery. Karen…

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Lower daycare fees are a game-changer. But federal plan to expand spaces still faces roadblocks, say experts

Canada’s affordable child care plan has been a game-changer for many Canadian families, with child care fees halved or plummeting…

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Doctors repeatedly disciplined for sexual abuse need stricter oversight, critics say

that Noriega was an independent contractor, and therefore the hospital was not responsible for his actions. Barrow is now pursuing…

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B.C. port lockout to begin with no deal reached in contract dispute with foremen union

The provincewide lockout against a union of more than 700 foremen at British Columbia’s ports is set to commence at…

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With campaign in full swing, N.S. party leaders weigh in on exporting wind energy

Candidates in the Nova Scotia election are facing tough questions regarding the construction of large wind farms that are planned…

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