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“Montreal ‘No Tyrants’ Protest Targets Trump Policies”
Montreal residents gathered at Place du Canada over the weekend for a "No Tyrants" demonstration, advocating for democracy. The event was part of a larger movement called "No Kings"...
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“Canadian Snowbirds Face Fingerprinting Confusion at US Border”
Several Canadian snowbirds have recently undergone fingerprinting and photographing at the U.S. border as part of the new standard procedure by the U.S. Customs...
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“Canadian Provincial Leaders Divided Over Trade Policies”
Just five days prior to the upcoming inauguration of the new president, Justin Trudeau convened the provincial leaders in Ottawa to address the impending...
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“Denmark to Cease Letter Deliveries by 2025: Is Canada Next?”
By the conclusion of 2025, Denmark's postal service is set to cease letter deliveries, focusing exclusively on parcels as the state-owned PostNord exits the...
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NSLC Holds $14 Million American Alcohol Amid Trade War
After more than seven months since the NSLC removed American alcohol from its shelves in response to the trade war with the U.S., the...
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Mother Accepts Diploma for Late Daughter at Graduation
Susan Petley experienced a mix of emotions as she crossed the stage during the graduation ceremony at St. Michael's Adult Catholic High School in...
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“Newfoundland Town Offers Home to Marineland’s Beluga Whales”
The mayor of a rural town in Newfoundland has extended an offer to provide a new home for 30 beluga whales currently under the...
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Uncertain Future for Former Marineland Property
The future of the extensive land where the now-closed Marineland once stood in Niagara Falls, Ontario remains uncertain.Following the deaths of the park's owners,...
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“AGM Renovations Scandal Exposes Consumer Vulnerabilities”
A recent investigation by the team at Marketplace has shed light on the sudden closure of a prominent home renovation company, revealing a trail...
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“BC Public Sector Workers’ Union Engages in Mediation for Fair Resolution”
The labor dispute involving 34,000 striking public sector workers in the province has prompted the B.C. General Employees' Union (BCGEU) to engage in mediation,...
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Wet’suwet’en Pipeline Protesters Receive Suspended Sentences
A Wet'suwet'en leader and two other individuals opposed to the Coastal GasLink pipeline project have been handed suspended jail terms and community service for...