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Dollarama reaches $2.6-million settlement in national class-action lawsuit over eco fees

Dollarama has reached a $2.6-million settlement in a national class-action lawsuit over environmental fees applied to products like batteries, electronic toys…

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Canada

AFN national chief urges all parties to support First Nations clean drinking water legislation

With over 30 long-standing boil water advisories still in place on First Nations across the country, the Assembly of First…

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Sports

Victor Lapeña out as women’s national basketball head coach after winless Olympics

Two months after failing to win a game at the Paris Olympics, Canada Basketball said it has “mutually agreed” to…

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Health

Quebec College of Physicians urgently calls for national health services plan for Nunavik

Quebec’s College of Physicians is calling for an urgent plan to improve health services in the province’s Far North after…

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Sports

Soccer icon Christine Sinclair named co-owner of National Super League’s Vancouver Rise

Christine Sinclair has been announced as the newest owner of Vancouver’s women’s professional soccer team. Vancouver Rise FC says the…

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Politics

Residential school monument finds home at national history museum

Master carver Stanley C. Hunt stands in front of the Indian Residential School Memorial Monument he created and that will…

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Canada

Canada marks 4th annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Canada marks the fourth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation today. The day is a time to remember Indigenous children…

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Nova Scotia

N.S. set to adopt current national building codes nearly 2 years after pledge to do so

After making the promise nearly two years ago, the Nova Scotia government has announced it will begin to adopt the…

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Nova Scotia

What’s open and closed in the Halifax area on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024

Monday, Sept. 30, marks the fourth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — an annual commemoration honouring the children who…

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Politics

Outgoing Métis National Council president says she faced ‘misogyny and ageism’ in the role

In three days, Cassidy Caron will leave her role as president of the Métis National Council on the eve of the…

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