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Sask. Court of Appeal dismisses twin 1st-degree murder convictions against Dillon Whitehawk

A Regina gang member convicted of murdering two rivals in separate drive-by shootings in 2019 is getting a new trial.…

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Journalist Tanya Talaga comes to the Playhouse in Hamilton to discuss colonization and family stories

Tanya Talaga, a journalist and a member of the Fort William First Nation, started the search for her great-great-grandmother, Annie Carpenter,…

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Rents went up just 2.1% in September, continuing monthly price slowdown

A new report says growth in average asking rents across Canada last month slowed to the lowest rate since October…

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Another beluga dies at Marineland, Ontario saying little on 4-year probe into park

Another beluga whale has died at Marineland and four years into a provincial probe, Ontario’s solicitor general is saying little…

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Homes damaged by floods could be renovated to withstand future flooding. So why aren’t they?

Soggy and stained futons, cushions and rugs. Scraps of moldy drywall. Mud-covered washers and dryers. Dead TVs. Warped wood flooring and…

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Watching an NHL game this season may be more complicated than you think

It has never been more complicated or more expensive to watch hockey than it is right now. And yet, as…

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These Windsor, Ont., natives in Florida are nervous but prepared as Hurricane Milton sweeps toward Gulf Coast

For six months of the year, Windsor, Ont., native Karon Kaminski lives in Florida in Sebring, about a 100-minute drive south…

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Montreal-area boy severely burned after stranger throws boiling water on him

WARNING: This story contains graphic images of a burn victim. A woman in her 40s was arrested last week in…

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4 in Ontario sick with listeriosis amid beef tongue recall

The Ontario Ministry of Health says four people have been sickened after consuming beef tongue believed to be contaminated with…

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Foreign interference inquiry probes CSIS warrant application that lingered on minister’s desk

A Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) warrant application that lingered in then-Public Safety minister Bill Blair’s office for 54 days…

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