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◆ Trump's tariff threat could force Canada to face tough decisions on sovereignty
◆ Chief actuary disagrees with Alberta government belief of entitlement to more than half of CPP
◆ 'The Liberals don't deserve another chance,' Singh says
◆ Hundreds in Cree Nation without Christmas hampers after federal funding denied
◆ The U.K., Belgium and Germany have done it. Should Canada also privatize its postal service?
◆ FSIN, legal experts call for change after charges against driver stayed in death of 9-year-old Saskatoon girl
◆ Woman accused of crushing animals to death with feet for dark web videos denied bail
◆ Ottawa resumes funding for bottled water in First Nation under state of emergency
◆ B.C. civil rights group that fought for MAID now wants it reviewed
◆ Cancer kills more firefighters than fire. Changes to health coverage in Sask. are offering more support
◆ Wood you believe it? B.C. man wins hotly contested Stick of the Year contest
◆ Serial nurse impersonator sentenced in B.C. Supreme Court to 7 years in prison
◆ Jonathan David named Canada Soccer player of the year for 2nd time
◆ Alberta says 'modernized' coal policy coming by late 2025
◆ What we know about the 3 men in Scotland charged in killing of Owen Sound, Ont., restaurant owner
◆ Gunshots fired at Toronto Jewish girls school for 3rd time this year
◆ 'Astronomical' hold queues on year's top e-books frustrate readers, libraries
◆ Theodore Tugboat replica 'safely righted and refloated' in Ontario port, says owner
◆ Toronto's Summer McIntosh meets young fans at pool where she trained as a child

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CTV News

◆ Trudeau's 2024: Did the PM become less popular this year?
◆ Fake nurse Brigitte Cleroux sentenced for B.C. crimes
◆ High school teacher charged with sexual assault amid allegations involving a student
◆ 16-year-old German exchange student dies after North Vancouver crash
◆ Guelph man facing assault charge after police say he spat in roommate's face during disagreement over cat
◆ Canada Post says many parcels held up by strike to arrive before Christmas
◆ 'Enough is enough': Toronto Jewish school struck by gunfire for third time since May
◆ B.C. man 'trying to appear cool' with loaded handgun at nightclub sentenced
◆ Toronto officials warn of possible measles exposure at Pearson airport
◆ Bail denied for Winnipeg woman accused of killing animals in online videos

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◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days
◆ They came to Canada on a holiday and started committing crimes the next day
◆ Singh says the NDP 'will vote to bring this government down' in new letter
◆ $4-million worth of cars recovered, over 100 charges laid in alleged car theft ring
◆ Poilievre says House should be recalled as NDP vows to vote down Liberal government
◆ Poilievre to Trump: 'Canada will never be the 51st state'
◆ Why Have So Many Canadians Turned on Justin Trudeau?
◆ It's not the government's job to respond to everything Donald Trump posts, Dominic LeBlanc says
◆ Justin Trudeau no longer has a mandate to govern, and he doesn't care
◆ WARMINGTON: Toronto Jewish girls school being shot up for third time is national crisis
◆ Gunshots fired at Toronto Jewish girls school for 3rd time this year
◆ Five men from Chile charged in series of Toronto, GTA break-and-enters
◆ Poilievre to submit letter to Governor General asking to recall House for confidence vote
◆ Carbon tax had 'negligible' impact on inflation, new study says | CBC News
◆ Faced with turmoil, a defiant Trudeau hangs on for now
◆ Man arrested in Quebec for alleged plot to kill Jews in NYC transferred to Montreal
◆ Michael Higgins: Trudeau's legacy is one of chaos and disaster; This government has no life left
◆ Chris Selley: Justin Trudeau's political instincts were always atrocious. Some people are only noticing now
◆ LILLEY: Poilievre vows Canada will never be the 51st American state - In an exclusive interview, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canada needs a leader with 'brains and backbone' to deal with Trump.
◆ 'Why would I enter a burning building?' Some Liberals say a chance at Trudeau's cabinet not worth it
◆ Party City Canada stores unaffected by U.S. Bankruptcy
◆ It's time to call out Donald Trump's strange 51st-state ‘jokes'
◆ A 30-year mortgage with no rate hikes: Can the U.S. model work in Canada? - National | Globalnews.ca
◆ Brandon's Assiniboine College shuts down 5 programs, records 78% drop in international applications
◆ Dream of Vancouver-Portland high-speed rail inches forward with new funding | Globalnews.ca
◆ Trudeau running out of road even as he announces cabinet reshuffle

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