CBC Canada

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

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

◆ B.C. government fined $759K by workplace safety agency after death of wildfire fighter

◆ Buying a new car? Hidden cameras show some Ontario dealerships adding extra charges and features

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

◆ Toronto's $92M ferry builder faces forgery charges, allegations of violating Russian sanctions

◆ Canada gains a surprise 67,000 jobs in October, beating economists' expectations

◆ Worried about being fingerprinted? What snowbirds need to know about U.S. registration requirement

◆ Low prices are hurting the oil sector, but Canada has a few advantages

◆ A Blue Jays return to the World Series next year won't be easy, but fans have hope

◆ Ottawa and Alberta in formal talks to reset relationship after years of acrimony

◆ Hamilton residents request Ontario investigate ArcelorMittal Dofasco for releasing emissions far above limits

◆ Members of Canadian Sudanese community feel abandoned after violence escalates in Sudan

◆ For the first time, Yukon's Legislative Assembly will have more women than men

◆ By the numbers: Here's what needs to happen in a budget vote to avoid an election

◆ How the son of Russian spies paved the legal path for B.C. ostrich cull

◆ Communities shut water intake from B.C. lake after fuel spill reaches 80,000 litres

◆ Teachers' union taking Alberta government to court over notwithstanding clause

◆ This Ontario town is on a mission to end homelessness by 2027. Here's how it's going

◆ Hundreds of ostriches at B.C. farm to be killed after top court dismisses appeal to stop cull

The Globe And Mail

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

◆ 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 Danielle Smith's government in court over notwithstanding clause

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

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

◆ Man given life sentence after pleading guilty to murders of Ottawa family

◆ Five things to know about the B.C. ostrich cull case

◆ Trump's tariffs face test from U.S. Supreme Court

◆ Man gets life sentence for murdering Ottawa family in 2024

◆ Legal team behind $10-billion First Nations settlement seeks appeal after court cuts fees

◆ U.S. to reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 ‘high-volume' markets due to government shutdown

◆ Ontario to limit law requiring climate targets are set and updated

◆ Prince Harry makes time for Canadian veterans during Toronto trip

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

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

◆ 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

◆ 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

◆ 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.

◆ Just another Canadian vignette to roll into the weekend

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

◆ Conservatives help Liberals survive confidence vote, defeat Bloc amendment

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

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

◆ Canadians will soon pay more interest on national debt than federal funds for health care and child care

◆ Canadians skipping bills to afford groceries: Nanos

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

◆ Canada Unexpectedly Adds 66,600 Jobs, Offsetting Trade War Weakness

◆ Carney tells business crowd a new pipeline project is ‘going to happen' - Prime Minister Mark Carney came close to telling a Bay Street audience today that he will secure a new pipeline for Alberta, offering his strongest endorsement yet of the idea.

◆ Canada's unemployment rate edges down to 6.9% in October

◆ Aaron Pete: Criminalizing 'downplaying' residential schools won't help anyone

◆ RCMP investigating online threats against new Liberal MP Chris d'Entremont after floor-crossing

◆ Liberals pressed after Fitch says budget weakens Canada's credit profile

◆ Bombardier opens door to defence mergers as nations boost spending

◆ Léger - Federal Voting Intentions Canada : LPC 43%, CPC 38%, NDP 7%, BQ 7%, Greens 4%

◆ 72-hour detention facility for intoxicated people to open in Winnipeg within 2 weeks, premier says | CBC News

◆ Peanut the orphaned baby llama recovering after mother killed by bears in Peachland, B.C.

◆ RCMP unveils National Fraud Reporting System

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