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How adaptable you are to climate change could depend on where you live in Edmonton

  This story is part of the Prairies Climate Change Project, a joint initiative between CBC Edmonton and CBC Saskatchewan…

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Fredericton Pride cancels festival, board cites ‘harassment’

​One of New Brunswick’s largest Pride festivals has been cancelled just hours before events were scheduled to start, but there…

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Fort William First Nation declares state of emergency over drug epidemic

Fort William First Nation in northwestern Ontario has declared a state of emergency as the community struggles with an ongoing…

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‘It was noticed,’ says Yukon AFN delegate who turned his back on Pierre Poilievre’s speech

Duane Gastant’ Aucoin believes his message for Pierre Poilievre came across “loud and clear” on Thursday, when Aucoin stood with his back turned…

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Labrador City told to head to Happy Valley-Goose Bay as wildfire draws nearer to town

Thousands of Labrador City residents are heading east to Happy Valley-Goose Bay as a wildfire threatens the town. (Darryl Dinn/…

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Merritt, B.C., mayor bills province $103,831.87 for ER closures

The mayor of Merritt, B.C., has sent the province a bill for more than $100,000 over the repeated closure of the…

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Victoria Gold warns it might not reopen Yukon gold mine or have the money to remediate it

The company responsible for the Eagle gold mine near Mayo, Yukon says it might not have the money to remediate the impacts…

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Poilievre wants to shut down Montreal’s supervised drug-inhalation site

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called on the federal government to shut down Montreal’s first supervised drug-inhalation centre while stopping in…

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Campfire ban comes into effect in B.C. amid heightened fire risk

A campfire ban spanning almost all of British Columbia comes into effect Friday, as officials warn the province is heading…

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Number of Ontarians without family doctor reaches 2.5 million, college says

There are now 2.5 million people in Ontario who don’t have a family doctor, the Ontario College of Family Physicians…

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