CBC Canada

◆ Trailer Park Boys actor Mike Smith charged with sexual assault

◆ Canada's Indigenous veterans faced tough battles - abroad and at home

◆ Victims of Ottawa mass stabbing remembered at killer's guilty plea

◆ Vancouver Rise advance to inaugural Northern Super League final after shootout win over Rapid

◆ After fuel spill in B.C. lake, early tests show no contamination above drinking water guidelines

◆ Drug User Liberation Front founders found guilty of drug trafficking

◆ An Alberta general strike raises many questions. Key among them are if - and when

◆ Maltos Diaz sends Alouettes to Grey Cup with game-winning kick over Ticats

◆ Toronto children's charity wins big following Jays-Dodgers rivalry

◆ Discount grocery stores gaining momentum in Quebec

◆ Grounded container ship MSC Baltic III damaged by 'extreme wind' and rough seas

◆ 3 Sask. men reflect on Indigenous Veterans Day

◆ Drought leaves some Canadians struggling for water as wells run dry

◆ How the woman who wasn't allowed to play built a future for Canadian hockey

◆ Halifax's role in the most important WW II mission you never heard of

◆ Mystery illness has Manitoba parents seeking genetic answers in Florida

◆ Canadian ship bound for Quebec City stuck in the Detroit River

◆ Marksmen complete cull at B.C. ostrich farm, CFIA says

◆ A City of Oshawa tree caused sewage to back up in this woman's home. But the region won't cover plumbing costs

◆ What's going on with the Canada Post strikes?

The Globe And Mail

◆ Alberta teachers to challenge Danielle Smith's government in court over notwithstanding clause

◆ Alberta creates committee to tackle class sizes after forcing striking teachers back to work

◆ COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on trust, public-health experts say

◆ In this English city, memories of Canadian soldiers and nurses loom large

◆ Ostriches at B.C. farm have been culled, food-safety agency says

◆ Parks should be made for people. Why does such an obvious idea elude us?

◆ North Vancouver teams up with Weston family to open Burrard Inlet urban pool

◆ Have Victoria's millions made a difference on Pandora Avenue? The Globe returns to check

◆ Indigenous veterans reflect on battles at home and abroad

◆ New program aims to create pathway to credentials for community health workers

◆ Once thought ‘lost forever,' the Florentine Diamond was secretly tucked away in a Quebec vault for decades

◆ Northern Ontario chiefs step up demands for consultation in resource projects

◆ Trailer Park Boys actor Mike Smith charged with sexual assault in Halifax

◆ Canadian Identity Minister Steven Guilbeault on what the budget means for cultural sovereignty

◆ Carney says pipeline is 'going to happen'

◆ Carney and Poilievre lay out duelling economic visions

◆ Former PM Chrétien warns against premiers' quick use of the notwithstanding clause

◆ Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal of Saskatchewan's school pronoun case

◆ Groups that got cash from Ontario training fund increasingly hired lobbyists, numbers show

◆ Industrial property owners ask B.C. Supreme Court to reopen Richmond Aboriginal title case

◆ Mixed feelings in Nova Scotia riding after Tory MP Chris d'Entremont crosses floor

◆ ‘They were magic': Canadians share how the Blue Jays' playoff run stole their hearts

◆ San Francisco votes to dismantle 50-year-old Vaillancourt Fountain by Quebec artist

◆ Cull of B.C. ostriches moves ahead after Supreme Court declines to hear farmers' appeal

◆ Shooting at B.C. ostrich farm as cull gets underway

◆ Gunshots heard at B.C. ostrich farm as cull moves ahead

◆ Morning Update: The best cities for renters

◆ Prince Harry apologizes for wearing Dodgers cap at World Series, jokes he was ‘under duress'

◆ Alberta teachers to challenge government's back-to-work order

◆ Ontario projects smaller deficit despite pressure from U.S. tariffs

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

◆ Pakistani immigrant who caused deadly highway crash wins chance to stay in Canada

◆ Canadian Tire reports sales growth as consumers spend more domestically

◆ Feds recover $4.1-million from subcontractors who fraudulently over-billed the government - Public Services and Procurement Canada is seeking to recoup another $400,000, but offered no updates on retrieving money from ArriveCan contractor GC Strategies.

◆ What Happens to the Conservative Party Without Pierre Poilievre? Canadians Weigh In on Potential Leadership Alternatives

◆ Trump tariffs: Bolton calls Carney ad apology ‘a mistake'

◆ Carney's budget a ‘significant change:' BoC governor

◆ Pathways to humanitarian permanent residency tighten as Ottawa focuses on economy

◆ Canadian travellers to Europe face new border measures as security ramps up

◆ 'Pilot should be commended': WestJet flight from Victoria to Cancun conducts emergency landing in Vancouver

◆ Poilievre prevents more MPs from leaving party by locking doors, swallowing key

◆ Woman shares story of near-death experience in Winnipeg hospital ER

◆ ‘A big, big if': ex-PBO questions Carney's deficit projections as Liberal spending track keeps being ‘revised upwards'

◆ Trailer Park Boys actor Mike Smith charged with sexual assault in Halifax

◆ Most Canadians say Liberals falling short, but still approve of Carney. Seventy-two per cent said they were 'disappointed with the progress' the government has made in tackling the cost-of-living crisis

◆ EDITORIAL: Non-citizens get out of jail free; A slew of similar cases have resulted in immigrants and non-residents getting lighter sentences to avoid their deportation.

◆ 3 people kicked out of Canada in B.C. extortion probe

◆ Conservatives help Liberals survive confidence vote, defeat Bloc amendment

◆ Poilievre's Conservatives struggling to stay united, source says, as Carney government survives a second budget vote

◆ In damage control after 2 departures, Conservatives accuse Liberals of 'undemocratic' distractions

◆ Just another Canadian vignette to roll into the weekend

◆ CFIA says it has culled ostriches at B.C. farm

◆ Conservative MP thinking of crossing floor wakes up with severed head of a John A. Macdonald statue in his bed

◆ International grad student suing University of Calgary for $500,000 | Calgary Herald

◆ Canada's biggest oil pipeline is running full - and Enbridge may green-light 'upsized' capacity boost

◆ Stoking political outrage over court decision ‘irresponsible'

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