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• Dozens of charges laid after $139M in illegal drugs seized in southern Ontario bust involving CBSA
• 3 Canadian Armed Forces members injured after falling into crevasse at Jasper National Park
• Toronto mayoral candidate promises to hire 1,000 new police officers if elected
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• Suspects posing as landscapers are behind string of break-ins in Durham Region: police
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• Crime expert critical of CBRM mayor's endorsement of local motorcycle club
• London men among 63 charged in provincewide child exploitation investigation
• Gardeners, rejoice! Possible parasite of Japanese beetle spotted in N.S.
• 'Challenging conditions' ahead for wildfires near Boston Bar, as evacuation orders, alerts issued across B.C.
• Parents in 'unimaginable pain' as search continues for 1 of 2 brothers in Nutimik Lake
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• New research finds a particular tree species can act as a wildfire barrier
• Charleswood neighbours demand action on short-term rental after years of trouble
• Suspect facing attempted murder charge after man found seriously injured in Gatineau Park
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• Family of boy who drowned in Sturgeon Falls in 2023 'furious' at lack of safety enhancements
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• 'I owe them a big thank you': Ontario hockey ref in N.S. to thank nurses who saved him | CBC News
• Only 9 Canadian cities can show you The Odyssey as it was filmed. Halifax is one
• Vehicle collision knocks out power to thousands in southeast Winnipeg
• Swiss man who assaulted protester in Ottawa gets absolute discharge
• Jewish advocacy organization, North Bay mayor condemn 'Bigotfest' planned near the city
• 'We came to Canada with nothing': Newly retired Brampton couple wins $70M Lotto Max jackpot | CBC News
• Judge grants police more time to search former mayor, councillor's phones
• 55-year-old arrested after teen drugged, sexually assaulted over 2 days: Winnipeg police
• N.S. premier doubles down on U.S. alcohol ban, says tariffs are 'good teaching moment'
• Yarmouth man charged with assault after youth suffers life-threatening injuries
• ‘Too dangerous’: Family demands changes to fishing restrictions following deaths in Harbour Round
• Judge finds 4 men guilty of participating in 2023 Falconridge riot
• Police investigating suspicious house fire linked to torched vehicle nearby
• Owner of popular Ontario bakery ‘panicked’ after Google's AI overview mistakenly said it was shutting down
• Coalition calls on culture minister to withdraw criticism of human rights museum's Nakba exhibit
| • The CBC continues to gaslight conservatives, even after its near-death experience
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• The number that matters in Trump’s new tariffs on Canada is 2.5, not 50
• ‘A ticking time bomb’: Violent antisemitism in Canada more than doubles 2025 total by mid-year, report
• Stop posting about Israel-Palestine, councillor—there are potholes to patch
• Canada has 0.5 percent of the world’s people and is its 10th-largest food exporter. Ottawa is letting that edge rust
• Carney says Trump agreed to ‘intensify’ trade talks after 50 percent tariff threat
• Canada’s middle power coalition is doomed to fail
• Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canada are an approximate 2.5% effective rate increase, less severe than headlines suggest: Economist
| • Gerry Pond, New Brunswick technology pioneer, never stopped dreaming of ‘another big one’
• Morning Update: Canada considers tariff retaliation
• Canada, Ecuador sign free trade deal that would eliminate tariffs on Canadian imports
• Canada to mark milestone opening of Gordie Howe bridge without U.S.
• Legendary drag queen Michelle DuBarry’s commitment to the LGBTQ community was unwavering
• Ontario gives transit officers arrest powers, a test case for public safety
• Crews battle wildfires across B.C. amid hot, dry weather
• As wildfires close in on Kimberley, B.C., residents brace for evacuation order
• A queer prom on Cape Breton offers teens a place to be perfectly themselves
• Carney won’t rule out imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S.
• Health Canada did not consult inspectors’ work in review of plasma donor’s death
• Pro-Palestinian protester facing terror charge was a focal point of past controversy
• Trump announces new tariffs targeting dozens of countries, including Canada
• University of Toronto mathematician among 2026 Fields Medal winners
• Properties destroyed by Clinton wildfire as B.C. communities remain under threat
• Maritime provinces sign energy deal in PEI, consider regional electricity operator
• Three Canadian Armed Forces members injured during training exercise in Alberta
• Hundreds volunteer to look for missing 11-year-old Calgary boy
• Hundreds of volunteers search for missing Calgary boy
• How can you stay safe during tick season? A tick expert answered your questions
• Marlys Edwardh, pioneering lawyer, helped turn wrongful convictions and make systemic changes
• Gaming the Hunger Games of campgrounds: 5 tips for booking coveted summer sites
• Ontario police seize nearly 1.7 tonnes of drugs in cross-border investigation
• Toronto man faces terrorism charge over alleged actions at pro-Palestinian marches
• Toronto transit success during World Cup shows extra investment is worth it, TTC tells councillors
• Morning Update: Now let’s make a deal
• Waterloo Region is short on water. It’s a cautionary tale for cities across Canada
• Carney calls for unity ahead of premiers' meeting
• Ottawa convenes federal wildfire response group as three blazes encircle Boston Bar, B.C.
• Search for missing 11-year-old Calgary boy focuses on empty homes
• Canadian Blood Services urges people to donate amid serious drop in supply
• Toronto man facing terrorism charge for actions during pro-Palestinian protests, police say
• Premiers talk tariffs as annual meeting wraps
• Search for missing Calgary boy continues
• Toronto police charge man with terrorism over alleged conduct during pro-Palestinian protests
• Wildfire evacuees from First Nations welcomed by Northern Ontario communities
• Aerial photos show First Nation devastation as wildfires scorch Ontario’s north
• Access to oral swab HIV self-testing kits expanded as part of national program
• B.C. wildfires shut down major highways, Fraser Canyon residents told to flee
• From wine to whey to wigs, the full list of Canadian goods targeted by Trump’s new 50% tariffs
• New research delves into occupations of people disproportionately affected by opioid deaths
• Kinew ‘open’ to new pipeline from Alberta to Ontario
• Here’s where and how many wildfires are burning in Canada
• Canada to split Gordie Howe Bridge toll revenue with U.S. for 15 years, deal says
• Teenager arrested in protest against N.S. premier is released on bail ahead of fall court date
• Fréchette says Churchill Falls agreement coming, but Wakeham remains cautious
• Amber Alert cancelled as four-year-old boy in West Kelowna is found
• Gordie Howe Bridge opening celebration with U.S. cancelled, Ottawa says
• SickKids doctor charged with possessing child sexual abuse material
• Morning Update: Back at the tariff table, without USMCA
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