CBC Canada

◆ B.C. man survives attack by mother grizzly protecting her three cubs

◆ Jennifer Hillier-Penney's daughter devastated by rumours of remains being found

◆ 'Treated like mines:' Feds mull stronger rules for Indigenous cultural property

◆ Ottawa to put $13M toward projects to honour lives of MMIWG

◆ Montreal's Samuel De Champlain Bridge is now open

◆ Pride parade brings 'electric' vibe to Toronto's streets Sunday

◆ Watch Raptors coach Nick Nurse join Arkells onstage at sold out show

◆ Did Quebec take a populist turn with its new religious symbols law?

◆ Winnipeg doctor heads to U.S. to learn complicated gender-affirming surgeries

◆ Woman says part of leg amputated after broken foot went undiagnosed for 2 months

◆ Elliot Roberts, manager for Neil Young and Joni Mitchell, dead at 76

◆ Safety put 'in jeopardy' by some companies shoring up shaky homes, industry complaint alleges

◆ 'We didn't talk about the bombs': How the 1st cohort of Syrian refugees made it through high school in Canada

◆ Security expert calls out Costco and other retailers on bag searches

◆ Canadian soldier killed in overseas training exercise remembered as 'a ray of sunshine'

◆ 'Leave him alone': Toronto mayor, Raptors superfan urge residents not to disturb Kawhi Leonard

◆ Former UBC professor killed in Chile remembered by students, colleagues

◆ Ontario's Doug Ford touts accomplishments at annual 'Ford Fest' party amid dismal poll numbers

◆ Whitehorse Walmart enforcing ban on parking lot campers

◆ Lead paint to delay refit of Canada's oldest coast guard vessel by 6 months

Toronto Star

◆ Dean French parts ways with the PC re-election campaign, but Ford's ex-chief back at Queen's Park Monday

◆ Toronto's unequal taxi and ride-share rules contributing to downtown congestion, worsening emissions, report says

◆ Court orders Canada to compensate Kazakh millionaire fugitive

◆ Sidewalk Labs master plan for Quayside set to be made public today

◆ 'This is madness.' Ontario courts remain in technology's dark ages, chief justice says

CTV News

◆ Who you gonna call? Alberta rattlesnake wrangler keeps serpents, citizens safe

◆ 12 people arrested on 'outstanding immigration warrants,' London police say

◆ Montreal's Samuel de Champlain Bridge opens after delays, criticism

◆ Rock climber dies after falling from the Chief in Squamish

◆ BC Wildfire Service working to contain small blaze north of Vancouver

◆ Sask. Premier Scott Moe attends Pride for first time

◆ Massive crowds gather as Pride parade takes over downtown Toronto

◆ Parents of soldier killed in parachute exercise ask for investigation

◆ Air Canada passenger says she woke up to find herself forgotten on empty plane

◆ Three dead, toddler injured after crash involving SUV and tractor-trailer

TSN.ca

◆ Batum, Jefferson lead Hornets past Trail Blazers

Reddit Canada

◆ Canada Day/500K Week 4: History of Canada / Histoire du Canada

◆ Joyeuse Saint-Jean-Baptiste!

◆ Montreal's new Samuel De Champlain Bridge, the busiest in Canada, is now open

◆ St. John's woman says part of leg amputated after broken foot undiagnosed for 2 months

◆ 'We're losing these': Man campaigns to save native species in Toronto's ravines | CBC News

◆ As a Canadian, I've never been more disheartened with our political options federally.

◆ Opinion: Nuclear power is the key to fighting climate change. So why don't we embrace it?

◆ Ottawa moves to end employers' monopoly on foreign workers

◆ Ontario to lay off more than 400 people at health agencies as government continues cutting jobs

◆ Iraqi Kurds ask Canada for military training, equipment after being frozen out

◆ 'Enraged and engaged and ultimately divided': Federal election easy prey for social media manipulators

◆ Canada's military feeling the strain responding to climate change

◆ 200 days in space: 10 photos highlighting David Saint-Jacques' mission

◆ Air Canada: Woman wakes up alone on dark, parked plane

◆ More Canadians report high levels of happiness after age 55: survey

◆ Canada sheds jobs in May as construction hiring falls -ADP

◆ David Saint-Jacques returns to Earth today - reading his wiki is something crazy, this guy has done it all!

◆ Pot pardons bill to become law

◆ More than 50 cats adopted after city puts out urgent call

◆ Rob Shaw: The strange political history of BC's carbon tax

◆ Court orders Canada to compensate Kazakh millionaire fugitive

◆ Canada and U.S. agree to expand preclearance options for travellers, goods

◆ Airbnb could pull up to 1% off rental vacancies in Canada's 3 biggest cities: study

◆ Dean French parts ways with the PC re-election campaign, but Ford's ex-chief back at Queen's Park Monday | The Star

◆ My Home Town ,Sundre Alberta (not my photo)

◆ Beware: Traffickers Are Tricking Seniors into Becoming Drug Mules

◆ Canadian Real Estate Price Growth Looks Absurd When Compared To Bubbly US Cities

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