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◆ Andrew Scheer promises to make EI maternity, parental benefits tax-free

◆ Lung transplant cost almost ended her life, now she's home with new lungs

◆ Canadian military investigating whether Winnipeg member involved in hate group

◆ Bell scales back rural internet plans after CRTC decision on rates

◆ Medical trip going ahead for woman suffering from mysterious illness

◆ Conservatives offer media outlets cheaper access to Andrew Scheer's campaign tour

◆ Genetic study of sockeye salmon in B.C. river suggests 75% decline since 1913

◆ New project tells the stories of Chinese immigrants to Canada

◆ 'We need everybody's help': Officials ask anglers to report Asian carp sightings

◆ Sewage system failure costing $50K a day, means steady stream of pumper trucks in Paradise

◆ Federal Court approves Indian day schools class-action settlement

◆ Her son was napping in the family van. Then he vanished into the B.C. wilderness for 32 hours

◆ Airbnb quietly shut down a top host amid scathing reviews, but hundreds of guests were left to stay with him

◆ 'Ripe to burn': Northern Alberta farmers face down wildfire threat

◆ What you need to know about the SNC-Lavalin affair

◆ 'A death sentence': Mother of former child refugee facing deportation makes emotional plea

◆ Last week's gloom and doom has not seized Canadian economy yet: Don Pittis

◆ Environmental groups were warned that some climate change ads could be seen as partisan during election period

◆ Owners of flower farm ravaged by fire moved to tears by damage, overcome by support

◆ Canada to grant passport waiver to Venezuelans caught in border limbo

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◆ Ford government urges winding down of conservation programs to conserve cash

◆ Ford government unveils revised cuts to funding for municipalities

◆ B.C. manhunt suspects recorded final message on phone found with bodies, family says

◆ ‘Please help him.' Ottawa asked to spare former child refugee Abdilahi Elmi from deportation to Somalia

◆ Harry's diner has been a Parkdale institution for over 50 years. Now it's the end of its final chapter

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◆ Former child refugee from Somalia facing unfair deportation: advocates

◆ Ottawa mayor pushing back against homophobia after coming out as gay

◆ Dangerous offender label upheld for HIV-positive man who pleaded guilty to sexual assault

◆ Now cancer-free, N.S. woman who made viral video declines meeting with premier

◆ 'We are so grateful': Parents of rescued 4-year-old share story

◆ Military investigating Winnipeg reservist for participating in hate group

◆ 'I have your dog': Ont. woman says thief left chilling note at cottage

◆ B.C. murder suspects recorded 'last will and testament' before their deaths: report

◆ Former captain pens memoir detailing sexism, alleged abuse in Canadian military

◆ Ontario moving ahead with municipal funding cuts in 2020: Doug Ford

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◆ Batum, Jefferson lead Hornets past Trail Blazers

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◆ PSA: Whenever you read a piece of news, ask yourself: 'Is this telling me what happened, or is it telling me what to think?'

◆ Airbnb shut down Canadian 'superhost' amid scathing reviews, but left hundreds of guests in the lurch

◆ Should Canada ban Huawei from its 5G networks?

◆ Saskatchewan wind farm will provide power at a 'world record low price'.

◆ Feds announce $3M in support for autism programs, criticize Ford government | CBC News

◆ Elections Canada stifling free speech if election ads can't call climate change real: Maxime Bernier

◆ Cover-ups, lies ‘a systemic cancer' in world of oilpatch health and safety breaches: whistleblowers

◆ Politicians say elections law restricting partisan ads is 'absurd,' 'lunacy'

◆ A Bank of Canada rate cut is looking more likely and the first could come as early as September

◆ Elections Canada concerned facts may interfere with federal election

◆ Maxime Bernier's ideas should not disqualify him from debating other leaders

◆ Gas station owners pitched an alternative to Ford's carbon-tax stickers - provincial Tories rejected proposed pie-charts

◆ Lethbridge council votes down motion to halt funding for supervised consumption site

◆ RCMP blocks Scheer's number

◆ TIL in 1937-39 Nazi Germany tried to purchase Anticosti Island from Canada

◆ Canadians want pharmacare, action on reconciliation: Mainstreet poll

◆ Edmonton-based former child refugee facing deportation to Somalia | Globalnews.ca

◆ Billionaire Li Ka-shing's bet on the oilsands has lost over 80% in a decade

◆ Lucas Fowler murder: Canadian teens left final video message before deaths

◆ Divided in Vancouver: Duelling Hong Kong protests face off outside Chinese consulate

◆ Physics loses and climate nihilism wins again with Elections Canada's bizarre ruling

◆ 'I have your dog': Ont. woman says thief left chilling note at cottage

◆ Oil Worker loses job over refusal to lie about workplace safety incident.

◆ Pro-Beijing crowds surrounded a Vancouver prayer meeting for Hong Kong

◆ Canada's Vincent Lapointe tested positive for muscle builder Ligandrol | CBC Sports

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