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Wounded Victoria, B.C., police officer recalls wild robbery shootout

The shootout only lasted 26 seconds but after it ended, two heavily armed brothers were dead and six police had…

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Over 600 B.C. residents have gone to U.S. for cancer care

Richard Mearow had already had his share of hardships before he was diagnosed with prostate cancer last August. The elder…

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Occupants of house that exploded in Winnipeg found safe, police say

The father and daughter who lived in the house that exploded in Winnipeg on Wednesday were not inside at the…

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Woman who lied to get twin daughters Inuit status sentenced to three years in prison

A woman who admitted to defrauding Inuit organizations of more than $158,000 for her twin daughters’ education has been sentenced to three…

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Increase to northern cod allocation ‘slap in the face’ to harvesters, FFAW president says

FFAW leader Greg Pretty blasted the federal government’s announcement that touted the end of the cod moratorium in Newfoundland and…

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Liberal MPs say Trudeau needs to meet with caucus after surprise byelection loss

A growing number of Liberal MPs say the national caucus needs to meet as soon as possible to discuss the fallout…

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‘Strong containment’ done at Eagle mine after heap leach slide, Yukon premier says

Yukon’s premier says there’s been “strong containment” at the Eagle mine site near Mayo, Yukon, after a rockslide this week involving stacked…

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Montreal tenant finally agrees to move after 5-year fight with real estate giant

Montreal tenant Carla White has agreed to move out of her longtime apartment on Ste-Catherine Street after a long battle…

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Why a Canadian address showed up on $80M in war-goods shipments to Russia

A Caribbean shell company has smuggled at least $80 million worth of electronics into Russia under the disguise of a…

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Ribbon skirts crafted by northern Manitoba students take the stage at graduation ceremony

Daveigh Blacksmith is proud that when she walks the graduation stage in northern Manitoba, she will be honouring her culture.…

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