Wildfire near West Kelowna, B.C., prompts ‘tactical evacuation’ of hundreds of properties
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Full Coverage of this storyThis is the court case that could kneecap most Trump tariffs
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Triumphant in trade talks, Trump and his tariffs still face a challenge in federal court
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Full Coverage of this storyCanada to recognize state of Palestine in September, Carney says
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Trump says Canada’s Palestinian move is new trade deal stumbling block
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Trump threatens to hold up Canada trade deal over Ottawa’s Palestine recognition
Full Coverage of this story‘Pierre’s riding to lose’: Alberta byelection candidates take part in debate
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Opinion: A long ballot satire within satire
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In the news today: Poilievre and the Alberta byelection debate, B.C. tsunami advisory
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Battle of the Long Ballot: CPC voters call protest ‘inappropriate’, want it banned — others say it’s fair game
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Full Coverage of this storyOntario’s plan to remove bike lanes unconstitutional, court rules
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Judge strikes down Doug Ford’s plan to remove Toronto bike lanes as unconstitutional
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Province to appeal after Ontario court finds bike lane removal law unconstitutional
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Ontario court strikes down Ford government’s plan to tear up Toronto bike lanes as unconstitutional
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Alberta government to learn from ruling on Ontario bike lane law: minister
Full Coverage of this storyHamilton police investigating two shootings overnight
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2 incidents of shots fired just hours apart in Hamilton’s east end: police
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Full Coverage of this story‘Significant increase’ in illegal U-turns due to Whoop-Up construction: LPS
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Lethbridge police warn drivers to stop speeding, U-turns in construction zones
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Dozens caught speeding in Whoop-Up Drive construction zone
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Full Coverage of this story‘Stay out of the area’: Crews battle 65-hectare wildfire next to Harrison Lake
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Campers near B.C.'s Harrison Lake asked to rethink long weekend plans due to wildfire
Wildfire near Harrison Lake led to precautionary evacuations
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Wildfire near Harrison Lake prompts campsite evacuation
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Smoke from 2 wildfires not expected to degrade air quality in Fraser Valley, Vancouver
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Full Coverage of this storyElections Alberta approves petition seeking referendum on Alberta remaining in Canada
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Petition for referendum to ensure Alberta remains in Canada approved by Elections Alberta
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Full Coverage of this storyTrump says Canada backing statehood for Palestine makes it ‘very hard’ to negotiate U.S. trade deal
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Opinion | Donald Trump’s tariff deadline is approaching. Here are Mark Carney’s choices
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Full Coverage of this storyOntario confirms Starlink deal dead, won’t reveal cost of ending contract
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Ontario officially cancels $100M Starlink contract, won't say cost to taxpayers
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Ford government agrees to fee cancelling $100M deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink
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Ford government agrees to pay fee as it terminates $100 million contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink
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Ontario cancels internet deal with Musk's Starlink as part of U.S. tariff fight
Full Coverage of this storyFeeling the heat? Toronto has surpassed last summer’s heat warning total but relief is coming soon
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Heat warning in GTA lifted Wednesday night: Environment Canada
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Heat warnings in place for 5 provinces, 1 territory
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Allure of night swimming draws crowds as select city pools stay open late during intense heat
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Full Coverage of this storyMontreal father accused of murdering daughter, 9, in New York State denied bail
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Full Coverage of this storyAfter backlash, city says it will find new location for ‘Trans Am Rapture’ sculpture
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Vancouver abandons plan to relocate stacked car sculpture to south end of Granville Bridge
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Installation of controversial Trans Am sculpture at Granville Bridge nixed by city
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'Trans Am Rapture': Plans to install sculpture of stacked crushed cars next to Granville Bridge cancelled
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Full Coverage of this storyWildfire smoke causing 'extremely high levels of air pollution' in the Northwest
Full Coverage of this storyPolice announce $50K reward for location of Toronto girl who disappeared 40 years ago
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Police to offer new reward in disappearance of eight-year-old Nicole Morin 40 years ago
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Toronto police offer $50K reward for info in disappearance of 8-year-old in 1985
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Toronto police offer $50k reward for 40-year-old Morin cold case
Full Coverage of this storyOntario city facing 2nd legal challenge over arrest of women holding signs in meeting
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B.C. launches new police unit to fight human trafficking
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Caribana isn’t just for straight people: Here’s how queer event organizers are taking up space during Carnival weekend in Toronto
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Full Coverage of this storyKingston Police report arrests in driveway paving scam
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Full Coverage of this storyHeat warnings in much of Alberta and a risk of thunderstorms along the foothills
Heat warnings issued as Edmonton, northern Alberta to see 30 C temperatures
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Hot weather forecasted over the next several days
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City activates extreme heat response for next 3 days
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Full Coverage of this storyCalgary police arrest 3 youths after bus driver robbed at knifepoint
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Calgary bus driver robbed at knife point by 11-year-old boy, police say
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Calgary police arrest 11-year-old for allegedly robbing bus driver
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Boy, 11, accused of pulling knife on Calgary bus driver, too young to be charged
Three youths aged 11, 14 and 16 arrested following robbery of bus driver, liquor store
Full Coverage of this story'Doing something she loved:' Fundraiser launched for cyclist killed at Okanagan GranFondo
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Colleagues of woman killed in Okanagan cycling race want answers from organizers
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'Mighty in spirit': GoFundMe launched for family of woman killed at Okanagan Granfondo
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Full Coverage of this story‘A smile that would light up a room’: Canadian tourist killed in home invasion in Costa Rica
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Wildfire south of Lytton triples in size to 460 hectares
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Ash falls in Lytton, B.C., as crews battle nearby out-of-control wildfire
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Full Coverage of this storyWinnipeg ‘feeder’ city for sex trafficking
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Report highlights connection between sex trafficking and disappearances of Indigenous women and girls
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Don’t look away: Human trafficking is happening here
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Full Coverage of this storyMetro Vancouver weather: Wet conditions to follow above-average heat
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Full Coverage of this storyGreater Vancouver homelessness has grown by 9% since 2023: report
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Number of people who are homeless in Metro Vancouver up 9 per cent in 2 years: report
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Metro Vancouver homelessness has more than doubled in 20 years: Survey count
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Report: Homeless population in Metro Vancouver rising, especially those unsheltered
Full Coverage of this storyWoman on e-scooter struck and killed in hit-and-run in North York
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Hold your hoses! Durham Region issues mandatory water restriction due to extreme heat
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Mandatory water restrictions imposed in some Durham Region towns
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Mandatory water restrictions in effect in Bowmanville
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Full Coverage of this storyMAGA-supporting Christian singer Sean Feucht to perform in Saskatoon, despite other Canadian cancellations
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Saskatoon approved permit for MAGA musician's upcoming concert, city solicitor confirms
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Full Coverage of this storyPedestrian lying on Nanaimo road hit and killed
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Pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle in Nanaimo: RCMP
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Full Coverage of this storyRegina city council fires city manager Niki Anderson, approves budget increase for indoor aquatic facility
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Temporary foreign workers may get more flexibility to move jobs as Ottawa eyes changes to program
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‘That is wickedness. I am working for $17.23 per hour:’ Migrant worker reacts to proposed spike in housing cost payroll deduction
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Full Coverage of this storyWitness of fatal Dundas shooting comes forward, police confirm
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Witness who ran from Dundas shooting comes forward in homicide investigation
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25-year-old man killed in Dundas shooting, police search for suspect
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Was latest Hamilton murder a random interaction or targeted?
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Full Coverage of this storyPolice identify suspect in stabbing outside Pickering GO station
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Durham police identify suspect in stabbing at Pickering GO station
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Man, 30, wanted for Pickering Go station stabbing
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Full Coverage of this storyU.S. and Canada strengthen ties in push for nuclear energy leadership
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Sask. premier, industry leaders, highlight nuclear energy among tariff concerns
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Full Coverage of this storyNew Canada Super Visa Income Requirement Effective July 29
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Canada sends invitations to sponsors under the Parents Sponsorship Program 2025 intake
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Full Coverage of this storyCanada still sending weapons to Israel, despite saying it paused shipments: tax data
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New report raises questions about nature of lethal Canadian arms exports to Israel
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Tax data suggests lethal Canadian arms still being exported to Israel
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Canadian arms still being sent to Israel, tax data suggest
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Full Coverage of this storyLondon to get Canada's largest 'tiny homes' village for homeless veterans
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Plans unveiled for homeless veterans’ village at Parkwood
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Full Coverage of this storyCrown attorneys issue rare public response to Pierre Poilievre attack on ‘freedom convoy’ prosecution
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Limo passengers force suspected impaired driver to pull over after fearing for their safety
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Fearing for their safety on Hamilton highway, 10 limo passengers forced impaired driver to pull over: police
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Limousine driver arrested for impaired driving on QEW
Passengers force limo driver to stop on Ontario highway over drunk driving fears
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Limo driver charged with impaired driving after passengers force him to pull over on QEW, police say
Full Coverage of this storyWhy Ontario education professionals are fighting their union
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How Doug Ford Plans to Dismantle Ontario’s Most Popular Provincial Park
Full Coverage of this storyBody of drowning victim recovered from Balsam Lake
Full Coverage of this storyTwo indoor pools closed in Toronto as staff refuse to work in extreme heat, union says
City closes two indoor pools as lifeguards, staff refuse to work in extreme heat conditions
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City staff refuse to work at 2 Toronto indoor pools, citing unsafe conditions due to humidity
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Workers walk off the job at some of Toronto's indoor pools over the heat wave
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2 Toronto pools close as staff refuse to work, citing excessive heat, humidity
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Full Coverage of this storySecond candidate files papers to run in Ward 2 byelection
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Firefighters could only watch and wait as Quidi Vidi stages burned, says platoon chief
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Full Coverage of this storySEHU investigating reports of illness from North China Buffet
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Full Coverage of this storyCanada to start sending beef to Australia for 1st time in 20-plus years
By Ari Rabinovitch
Australia lifts 22-year ban on Canadian beef after herds declared free of 'mad cow disease'
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Canada says Australia has re-opened market access for beef and beef products
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Canadian beef gets access to Australian market once again, boosting global trade ties in the Indo-Pacific
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Australia reopening its market to Canadian Beef sends an important message
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