CBC Canada

◆ Carney brings Trudeau-era minister back into cabinet, adds responsibilities to 2 others

◆ Calgary man guilty of terrorism offences for fighting with ISIS in Syria

◆ Nor'easter to bring snow, rain and wind to the Maritimes starting Tuesday evening

◆ Manitoba schools ordered to review safety measures after student grabbed by sex offender

◆ Polytechnique expands scholarship program to 14 women in memory of 1989 tragedy

◆ 'Outpouring of kindness' for Ottawa Charge head coach after breast cancer diagnosis

◆ Montreal-area paramedics have a new dispatch system. They fear it's putting patients at risk

◆ Crown Royal plant closure now a done deal, union says

◆ Carney brings Trudeau-era minister back into cabinet, adds responsibilities to 2 others

◆ Homeowner says she's out $381K after hiring Ottawa contractor to renovate kitchen

◆ Calgary recertified as 'bird friendly city' for supporting local and migratory birds

◆ American podiatrist leaving Nova Scotia over bureaucratic frustrations

◆ WestJet and Air Transat passengers fight back after airlines falsely claim they can't film disputes

◆ B.C. bitcoin mines are transitioning into AI data centres

◆ All of Toronto's speed cameras are gone. How did we get to this point?

◆ ‘It doesn't discriminate': Majority of Sudbury overdose deaths occurring behind closed doors

◆ Why excavators may be a tool of choice for some cash-seeking thieves

◆ Pay high duties or lose U.S. shoppers? Some Canadian retailers forced to choose amid holiday sales

◆ Cleanup continues after train derailment and propane leak east of Cranbrook, B.C.

◆ American ALS patient died alone after paying $84K US in pursuit of healing at controversial Sask. facility

The Globe And Mail

◆ More prostate cancer cases diagnosed at Stage 4 in recent years, study finds

◆ Ontario puts sixth school board under supervision after complaints from angry parents

◆ Landfill search begins for remains of Ashlee Shingoose in Winnipeg

◆ Calgary man found guilty of three terrorism-related charges for assisting ISIS in Syria

◆ B.C. to require safer supply medications to be taken under supervision

◆ About 10,000 Jordan cases thrown out annually as Ottawa, provinces call on Supreme Court for change

◆ Canadian injured by Israeli settlers in West Bank attack, local activists say

◆ Algoma Steel to lay off more than 1,000 workers

◆ New HIV prevention guidelines say doctors should not be ‘gatekeeping' PrEP access

◆ Details of Premier's ties to businessman underscore need for public probe, Alberta NDP says

◆ World Cup contracts turn Toronto and Vancouver bylaw staff into FIFA's brand police

◆ Queen's University's 25th QLEAD conference challenges high-schoolers' deal-making skills

◆ Globe Climate: A new energy direction

◆ Some WestJet customers with disabilities denied over mobility-aid weight restriction

◆ Morning Update: Court delays and energy rush

◆ Nova Scotia to sell off stockpile of U.S. booze, plans to donate proceeds to charity

◆ Smith defends Ottawa energy deal at UCP convention

◆ Vancouver passes budget that promises no tax increases, cuts millions from arts, parks and more

◆ More snow hammers already hard-hit parts of southern Ontario

◆ Who is Sam Mraiche? Inside Alberta's health care controversy

◆ Toronto's transit failures are no joke

◆ Smith booed by delegates at UCP convention after signing energy deal with Ottawa

◆ Learning to unlearn negative thoughts and behaviours

◆ Parts of Ontario brace for up to 70 cm of snow as storm lingers into weekend

◆ B.C. dairy milk testers strike, demand fair mileage compensation, union says

◆ Alberta health workers ratify new collective agreement

◆ ‘Prime conspirator' accused of B.C. extortion-linked shootings arrested in India, police say

◆ Indian police arrest ‘prime conspirator' accused of B.C. extortion-linked shootings

◆ Saskatchewan's new $1.6-billion child-care deal with Ottawa includes funding increase

◆ Saskatchewan's signs updated $1.6-billion child-care deal with federal government

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

◆ Canadian air passenger traffic to U.S. down for 9th consecutive month

◆ ‘America, uh...First!': ICE to buy $7.2m worth of Canadian armored personnel carriers

◆ Canada clinches deal to join Europe's €150B defense scheme

◆ Food banks are breaking under the weight of rising poverty in Ontario, new report says

◆ Mark Carney shuffles his cabinet, brings back Trudeau-era minister Marc Miller

◆ Hit hard by trade war, Algoma Steel issues 1,000 layoff notices

◆ Bell: Smith to use sovereignty act, won't prosecute Albertans defending their homes from criminals

◆ Saskatoon Saskatchewan 🇨🇦

◆ Concerns raised that another Canadian Army project is being tailored just for U.S. equipment; There has been growing frustration among some Canadian defence firms that the military is ignoring Carney's call to decrease reliance on U.S. suppliers.

◆ Conservatives blast removal of religious exemption in hate-speech laws as 'assault' on freedom of speech

◆ 'Forever Canadian' petition verified as successful by Elections Alberta

◆ Ottawa is considering ending teleworking

◆ Food bank use is at an alarming number in Canada. Here's how you can help

◆ Voting for budget was a 'mistake' that won't happen again, says Green Leader May

◆ New Canadian app Gander Social to launch as alternative to Meta, X

◆ Allegation of 'abominable abuse' of 6-year-old girl by foster parents under investigation: families minister. Girl may be paralyzed for life following injuries including fractured cervical spine, breast bone.

◆ U.S. Customs And Border Protection Reacts After Canadian Is Refused At Border For Non-Criminal Incident Almost A Decade Ago

◆ Liberal deal with Bloc means hate-speech laws will lose exemption for 'sincerely held' religious belief

◆ Vancouver passes budget that promises no tax increases, cuts millions from arts, parks and more

◆ Canada's slow economic growth is a national emergency, and small tweaks won't fix it: Hunter Prize 2025

◆ WestJet and Air Transat passengers fight back after airlines falsely claim they can't film disputes

◆ CBSA shatters suspected dope ring bringing cocaine, meth into Canada; Operation Meridian disrupts the import and export of illicit narcotics through commercial channels at ports of entry across Southern Ontario.

◆ Carney to shuffle cabinet Monday after Guilbeault's resignation last week

◆ Drilling activity plunges, job losses climb in Western Canada as oil prices sink | Oilpatch spending could fall further in 2026, says new industry forecast

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