CBC Canada

◆ New trial ordered for Ontario man who spent 23 years in prison for 10-year-old girl's murder

◆ Here's what to know about Canada's landmark energy agreement with Alberta

◆ Former Grade 8 teacher who sent nude images to students sentenced to 4 years

◆ 3 Calgary police officers accused of sexual misconduct involving 7 women

◆ She found the Amelia Earhart statue but instead of a reward, she's become a suspect

◆ Ontario signs nearly $40M deal with another First Nation in Ring of Fire region

◆ Pilot dies in small plane crash near Nanaimo, B.C., on Vancouver Island

◆ Latest fiscal update shows Alberta's budget deficit holding steady at $6.4B

◆ Ottawa police to share RIDE locations in advance

◆ Spills, spies and Tim Hortons boycotts: A look back at the 'fight for Canada's soul' over Northern Gateway

◆ Ontario could avoid recession this year, even as Trump's tariffs take hold: fiscal watchdog

◆ If the grizzly that attacked a B.C. school group is found, what happens next?

◆ Montreal mayor, STM say efforts being made to curb rise in transit violence

◆ Sport complaint process needs to improve, advocates say after helping bullied Hamilton teen hockey player

◆ Year-long elevator shutdown leaves Sudbury tenants with disabilities struggling

◆ Charity for first responders disbands amid fraud allegations against CEO, treasurer

◆ ‘It's not rocket science': Diabetic says getting coverage under N.S. programs a struggle

◆ Conservatives have a new campaign manager. How much has really changed?

◆ Quebec tables bill putting limit on public prayers, extending religious symbols ban to daycare workers

◆ Two key North Coast B.C. leaders meet with Alberta premier ahead of federal pipeline MOU

The Globe And Mail

◆ Olympic champion sprinter Bruny Surin calls McGill's athletics cuts ‘a nightmare'

◆ B.C. government lowers deficit projection to $11.2-billion

◆ B.C. Premier calls Alberta's pipeline proposal a distraction from real projects

◆ B.C. Premier Eby criticizes Alberta's proposed pipeline as First Nations say they won't consent

◆ Alberta faces $6.4-billion deficit as falling oil prices and trade troubles take toll

◆ NHL tough guy Mel Bridgman became the Senators' ill-fated inaugural GM

◆ Quebec government tables bill banning prayer rooms in public institutions

◆ Plane crashes on Vancouver Island, no survivors: RCMP

◆ Ontario law society seeks to suspend licence of lawyer accused in Ryan Wedding case

◆ Parts of Ontario bracing for heavy snowfall, wind this week

◆ Ontario braces for heavy snowfall

◆ Grizzly attack shatters Indigenous community where bears hold spiritual significance

◆ Vancouver police officers cleared over fatal 2023 shooting of youth with air pistol

◆ Veterinarians warn of medicine shortages, call for regulatory changes to resolve issue

◆ Vancouver plans temporary bylaw changes ahead of 2026 soccer World Cup

◆ Ryan Wedding's alleged operatives appear in court as complex extradition case to U.S. begins

◆ Separatism is off the agenda at the Alberta United Conservative Party's annual meeting

◆ Scientists capture crackling sounds from Mars that could be lightning

◆ James Plover sentenced for assault, threats, ahead of separate murder trial in B.C.

◆ Mother of teen who died by suicide after accessing mental health records calls for reform

◆ Anti-corruption police looking into Quebec Liberals as internal crisis shakes party

◆ Ontario urged to allow restorative justice in cases involving sexual offences

◆ Canadians with roots in Hong Kong devastated after deadly apartment fire

◆ Montreal students decry proposed prayer room ban

◆ Carney unveils support for domestic steel, lumber

◆ Environment Canada introduces new colour-coded weather alerts as winter storm hits Ontario, Quebec

◆ Halifax bouncer found guilty of manslaughter in 2022 death of bar patron

◆ Morning Update: Pipelines and pipe dreams

◆ Robert Fife to receive Hyman Solomon Award for Excellence in Public Policy Journalism

◆ Morning Update: Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

◆ Guilbeault resigning from cabinet following pipeline MOU

◆ Is it time to make it illegal for politicians to lie to us?

◆ Canadians visiting U.S. parks to pay more than triple starting next year

◆ Thousands of former international students' visas will expire soon. What happens next is murky

◆ Crown seeks 8.5-year sentence for man who raped and impregnated 13-year-old

◆ Carney, Smith sign sweeping energy deal, pledge new pipeline to West Coast

◆ The NDP should become the Canadian champion of class-based politics

◆ Canada moving quickly to strengthen ties with China, according to Canadian ambassador

◆ New Conservative Campaign Manager excited to bring fresh, moderate ideas that Poilievre will ignore

◆ Former Ontario teacher who sent nude images to students sentenced to 4 years | CBC News

◆ PBO repeats calls for transparency after he says budget uses ‘made-in-Ottawa' definition of capital spending

◆ Doug Ford says deal is close with Ottawa on Ring of Fire development

◆ Lawsuit being considered in death of Quebec man who sought MAID over bedsores

◆ Canadian farmers to lobby federal government to cap profits of major grocers

◆ 3 Calgary police officers accused of sexual misconduct involving 7 women | CBC News

◆ Some Liberal MPs question sustainability of Alberta energy deal touted by Carney

◆ Immigration minister denies knowledge of U.S. diplomatic directive to get Canada, allies to lower immigration

◆ Canada opposes bail for alleged members of Ryan Wedding's drug ring arrested in Ontario

◆ Foreign Investment in Critical Resources: Three-in-five say Canada should limit it even if development stalls - Three-in-five say ‘losing sovereignty' over key resources is bigger risk to economy than lost development

◆ Alberta to sign agreement with Carney government paving the way for oil pipeline through B.C.

◆ Liberals have ‘tense' caucus meeting on Alberta deal, say sources

◆ Immigration crackdown: New OMNI poll shows newcomers want Canada to admit fewer immigrants

◆ ‘I almost died:' Troubling number of Canadian seniors struggle to recover from surgery, study suggests

◆ Nenshi says recalls show UCP is ‘out of touch'

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