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• ‘Accommodation deserts’ a main tourism gap in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley
• Record diesel prices hit northern Ontario businesses
• 1 dead, 2 injured after 2-vehicle crash in Vaughan, Ont.: police
• Jann Arden headlines Calgary concert for Canadian unity ahead of Alberta referendum
• Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns as leader of the B.C. Conservative Party
• Winnipeg vendor in 'disbelief' after $70K worth of Pokemon cards stolen
• Fire crews respond to blazes in Winnipeg's Lord Roberts, North End neighbourhoods
• Canada, France pledge to work together on space infrastructure, economy
• B.C. MLA Linda Hepner leaves Conservative caucus hours before leader resigns
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• Serious crash shuts down roads in Winnipeg's West Kildonan area
• 'She was a child,' Winnipeg judge says as former teacher gets 9 months for repeatedly messaging teen student
• Man, 27, dies after being shot in car in city's east end: Toronto police
• No bylaws, no rules: Fredericton’s wandering scooters are turning up everywhere
• Canada faces questions over treatment of Iranian conscripts as U.K, Australia take different approach
• Former P.E.I. cabinet minister Wes MacAleer remembered as 'constant gentleman'
• Halifax oddities show offers a sanctuary for lovers of the macabre
• 'Agent Layla': Sex assault victim turned secret agent brings her abuser to justice
• Estate of late Streetheart singer Kenny Shields suing current band members
• City to fund accessible ramp project after non-profit goes on hiatus
• OSAP delay sends Ontario college students home on 1st day of school
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• Identifying unclaimed ashes at N.S. funeral home through DNA ‘very challenging,’ says expert
• The province gave SMU $25M to transform health care. Then it quietly killed the plan
• Alberta researchers investigate how zombie parasites take control of ant brains
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• Saskatoon chef offers tips for using bountiful tomato crops
• Delivery driver stabbed near Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre
• Quebec police seek help in finding missing 13-year-old Châteauguay girl
• UCP riding group demands leadership review as separatist leader criticizes Danielle Smith's unity stance
• Montreal city council to discuss controversial bylaw banning insults against police officers
• ‘Holy moly!’: Rare shark visit to Bedford Basin inspires shock and awe
• 2 killed in plane crash during night flight near Kisbey, Sask.
• Regina Police investigate serious Albert Street e-bike collision
• New Bluetooth tags let anyone track monarch butterfly migration in real time
• Should municipalities ban smart glasses in pools and change rooms?
• There might be no economic case for expanding the Port of Churchill, but that may not be the point
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• Candidates in Toronto's east end are arguing over a Gardiner ramp that doesn't exist anymore
• As two B.C. political parties merge, Oct. 24 gains as likely election date
• If most Albertans don't want to leave Canada, where is the pro-Canada movement?
• Alberta gov’t makes temporary changes to voter list rules ahead of referendum, NDP raises concerns
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• Carney says Ottawa will balance operating budget a year early as federal revenues jump 10%
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• Two dead after daytime shooting in Scarborough outside hospital
• Big crime, little time: Why many arrested Ontario car thieves go right back to stealing cars
• How COVID-era 'freedom' politics still shape — and challenge — Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives
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• Macklem warns inflation could rise — along with interest rates — if oil prices remain high
• Trump needs to ask himself why Canada doesn't want in
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• Alberta's Smith rejects party accusation she's muting pro-Canada referendum ads
• He is Canada's longest-serving mayor. Why this 89-year-old is running for office in Milton for the 22nd time
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• Conservatives criticized over appointment of candidate to run in Ontario byelection
• Man shot by ICE officer is detained in Texas with a bullet still in his back, attorney's office says
• Parliament returns with some new MPs, more vacant seats and a major economic bill
• Veteran Star journalist Philip Mascoll dies at 77
• Education support staff to take strike vote as talks remain in limbo
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• Rustad invited back to B.C. Opposition after being expelled by ex-leader Findlay
• Ontario fines StubHub $20,000 under new law capping ticket resale prices
• Parliament returns from summer break with major economic bill
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• Probes into Toronto’s shooter-for-hire network thwarted by impenetrable phone, police source says
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• Carney welcomes Norwegian Prime Minister to Ottawa
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• Ontario to standardize entry-level truck driver training after Auditor-General report
• B.C. NDP caucus meets to discuss potential early election after Findlay resignation
• SIU investigating shooting near Belleville synagogue on Yom Kippur
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• Merz vows to press ahead with reforms after historic state election defeat
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• Four Ontario nuclear reactors taken off-line ahead of Pickering station’s refurbishment
• Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns as B.C. Conservative leader after weeks of party turmoil
• Carney, Macron meet in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon as Canada and Europe look to build greater ties
• After a summer of fire, ‘Smokanagan’ mourns for a paradise lost
• Smith makes case for Alberta in united Canada ahead of referendum
• Danielle Smith speaks about potential separation
• International Language Academy of Canada files for bankruptcy, cancels all classes and programs
• MPs, senators on intelligence committee review Canada’s foreign spying capabilities
• World Cup brought uneven boost to Vancouver, Toronto neighbourhoods, data show
• Police arrest suspect after vehicle strikes pedestrians at Quebec music festival
• As climate change pushes lobster north, some N.L. fishers want in on the harvest
• Ottawa to introduce legislation to curb federal strike interventions
• NATO selects German general as next military committee chair over Canada’s defence chief
• Residents of Copenhagen welcome Trump's announcement of a Greenland deal
• Richmond Night Market prepares for its grand finale
• A blood test that detects brain injury could soon help intimate partner violence survivors
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• ‘Father of Nunavut’ challenges territory’s refusal to pay for his housing, home care in Iqaluit
• Ottawa will not interfere with workers’ right to strike, Hajdu says
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• Ontario Conservative MP Larry Brock formally resigns from House of Commons
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• Ottawa mayoral candidate charged over alleged death threats against Sutcliffe, Ford
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