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Rapid spread of fire was main factor in CFB Wainwright deaths, injuries: top military commander
The military's top commander believes the main reason soldiers couldn't escape the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright is because of how quickly it tore across the training area.
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Yaga, Crave's witchy new show, is full of myth, legend and Canadian stars. Here's what to know before watching
There are two kinds of people who will be watching the premier of Yaga on Crave this weekend: Hudson Williams fans who've been waiting for his next major project after Heated Rivalry, and anyone who treats spooky season like a major religious holiday.
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A Glee reboot is officially happening, and fans are buzzing
Gleeks, ready your slushies — the wacky, irreverent musical dramedy that broke barriers and launched careers in the 2010s is officially getting a reboot, and several original cast members have indicated they’re coming back for the ride.
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Former Blue Jay, wife charged with fraud linked to Ontario youth baseball program fees: police
A former Major League Baseball player and his wife have been charged after a fraud investigation into an Ontario youth baseball program, which allegedly took thousands of dollars for training it never provided, Durham police say.
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Conditions for wildfire were 'extreme' at Wainwright Saturday, experts say
A dangerous combination of weather conditions was at play Saturday afternoon when a deadly fire engulfed a training exercise at CFB Wainwright in east-central Alberta, killing four soldiers and severely injuring dozens more, weather and wildfire...
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Pile of dead Canada geese discovered near Garson, Man.
Manitoba Conservation says it's investigating after a man operating a grader discovered a pile of dead Canada geese in a ditch just north of Garson, Man., on Friday morning.
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1 in 4 Ebola deaths are children in Democratic Republic of Congo's worst outbreak
Outside of a treatment centre for Ebola in a northeastern corner of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as the country battles its worst outbreak on record, Neema Nyaloka bounces a baby on her lap.
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'The stakes are high': Carney urges Albertans to vote to stay in Canada at Edmonton rally
Prime Minister Mark Carney received loud cheers and applause at a proConfederation rally in Edmonton Friday night as he urged Albertans to vote for their province to stay in Canada.
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New Sense and Sensibility movie delves deep into the sisterly bond at the heart of Austen's classic
It is the eternal question of the prestige drama. Do we really need another period piece? Do we really need another Jane Austen adaptation? More specifically, do we need another version of Sense and Sensibility?
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Director Alex Gibney on terrifying Musk documentary: 'It's not a funeral; it's a warning'
Alex Gibney's nearly four-hour, fire-and-brimstone documentary Musk — about tech oligarch and the world's richest man Elon Musk — is not uplifting. Instead, it is one of the most depressing and terrifying pieces of public media since An Inconvenient...
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This Punjabi rapper was murdered in 2022. His new tour is testing the market for holographic concerts
Ravinder Sidhu and his sister Nav travelled to Toronto from India to see Sidhu Moose Wala’s Signed to God world tour kick off at Scotiabank Arena last Friday, dropping $550 each on tickets. They knew it would be no ordinary performance.
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'We can’t deal with it in Canada': Some women turn to Mexico for endometriosis care
Noelle Menu, 37, says the pain began to darken her reality at a pivotal moment in her life — once she and her husband decided to try for kids, when she was 26.
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How the ICE surge in Minnesota could impact the midterms
Chairs scrape across the floor of a small St. Paul, Minn., community centre as neighbours start to file in for "democracy defender" training offered by one of several grassroots organizations in the state.
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Why is everyone screaming 5 Seconds of Summer lyrics during Harry Styles concerts?
Picture this: You've managed to score seats to Harry Styles' Together, Together tour, and you're jamming along in the stands when suddenly, everyone around you starts screaming the lyrics to not only a different song, but one by an entirely different...
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Crazy Rich Asians to get the TV treatment with original stars on HBO
Eight years after Crazy Rich Asians became a box-office hit and a landmark moment for Asian representation in Hollywood, its story is heading back to the screen — this time as an HBO series.
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Halle Berry is denying child abuse claims by her ex-husband. Here's what we know
Halle Berry is denying allegations by her ex-husband Olivier Martinez that she physically abused their 13-yearold son, Maceo, as the former couple heads toward an Oct. 16 court hearing over custody and a restraining order.
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Dolly Parton's estate has filed a lawsuit against her nephew. Here's what's happened so far
Bryan Seaver, Dolly Parton’s nephew and longtime head of security, is embroiled in a nasty and very public legal battle with the company managing her estate.
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B.C. council candidates turn to humour, eye-catching stunts in bid to break through
With 37 candidates competing for eight seats on Kelowna city council, some first-time candidates are looking beyond traditional signs, pamphlets and door-knocking to get voters' attention.
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Did a Russian lab worker die from pneumonic plague? What we know and don't know
An unnerving story has emerged from southeastern Russia involving the death of 28-year-old woman from pneumonia and fears that she may have been exposed to a form of plague at the lab where she worked.
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'This is home for me': Amber Marshall reflects as 20th season of Heartland set to begin
For nearly 20 years, Amber Marshall has lived, in some ways, the life of Amy Fleming.
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Hudson Williams wore this cardigan. Then the Indigenous designer's business went viral
When Canadian actor Hudson Williams stepped out wearing a piece by Canadian Indigenous designer Justin Jacob Louis on Wednesday, Louis didn't expect to go viral.
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Digger is poised to be one of the biggest boxoffice flops of the year
Despite a major star's return to dramatic acting, a two-time best director winner at the Oscars and enough publicity to rival the moon landing, Digger looks set to become one of the biggest box-office disasters of the year.
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In Gaza, a UN cash-forwork program gives Palestinians some income - and hope
In a factory in Gaza City, dozens of women sit in chairs lining the back room, picking at the stitches on bags of flour. Periodically, two of them will huddle together around a small wood table, holding both ends of one bag as a third woman cuts it in...
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Manitoba Tories wrong to claim unity after caucus minority tried to force removal: Obby Khan
Former Manitoba Progressive Conservative leader Obby Khan says he's dismayed the party is defending its integrity, after he was taken off-guard by caucus members trying to push him out.
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G20 trade ministers are meeting in Wisconsin. Many will be discussing deals without their U.S. host
When trade ministers from some of the world's largest economies gather in Wisconsin today, it will be hard to ignore the red white and blue elephant in the room.
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Tessa Virtue says taking on dance without skates is 'terrifying' and 'invigorating'
For most of her life, Tessa Virtue has built a career on control.
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The 1990s boy band mall tour is back, and this time it's sponsored by Gap
Remember when you could hit up your local suburban mall, catch a show from a pop star next to the food court and buy a new zip-up while you were at it? History is repeating itself.
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Ed Sheeran’s shows at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium cancelled due to bad weather
Ed Sheeran’s concerts at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts have been cancelled due to severe weather warnings, the latest blow to a tour that has been mired in controversy since opener Macklemore was dropped for on-stage proPalestinian comments.
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The 1990s boy band mall tour is back, and this time it's sponsored by Gap
Remember when you could hit up your local suburban mall, catch a show from a pop star next to the food court and buy a new zip-up while you were at it? History is repeating itself.
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Ukraine's winter warning to Canada: Help us keep the lights on
A delegation of Ukrainian parliamentarians called on Canada's federal and provincial governments on Wednesday to help fund electrical transformers as Russia steps up attacks on the Eastern European country's energy grid.
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Trump is hailing his new deal with Greenland and Denmark - but a deal already existed. So what changed?
Recently, U.S. President Donald Trump said on his social media platform that for over 100 years, presidents have recognized the strategic importance of Greenland, "but NONE of them were able to do anything about it."
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Change in Canada's citizenship law hitting U.S. archives
Sitting in their archive in Lafayette, Louisiana, Barbara Dejean and Stephanie Simon first heard about a change in Canada's citizenship rules in December, when they read an online news story.
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Winnipeg vendor in 'disbelief' after $70,000 worth of Pokemon cards stolen
A Pokemon collector is in "disbelief" after having $70,000 worth of product and cards stolen from his shop at a flea market in Winnipeg's South Osborne neighbourhood on Friday night.
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Ed Sheeran apologizes to fans at 1st show since Macklemore dropped over 'Free Palestine' comments
Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran took the stage at a Philadelphia stadium Saturday night and addressed the controversy over rapper Macklemore's removal from his tour.
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Family wants answers after death of injured woman sent home from Saskatoon hospital
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reviewing the August death of a 30-year-old Saskatoon woman who appears to have died of complications from an untreated broken ankle.
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Canada's top general is up for a senior NATO post. Will Trump get in her way?
Top military commanders from 32 Western nations will vote Saturday on whether they prefer Canada's chief of the defence staff or her German counterpart to lead a significant NATO committee.
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Ed Sheeran reportedly donating $2M to 'aid in the region' amid Macklemore fallout
The billionaire stadium owner who allegedly led efforts to remove Macklemore as Ed Sheeran's opening act over his pro-Palestinian comments onstage is now donating $2 million US to "aid in the region."
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#EmmysSoWhite again: No actors of colour win during 2026 Primetime Emmys
In 2015, activist and writer April Reign created the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag.
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Emmys 2026 winners list: Widow's Bay, The Pitt take top honours
The Noah Wyle-led gritty, medical drama The Pitt swept up the top prizes at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday night, including best drama series and best lead actor for Wyle. The HBO show entered the night riding high, topping the nominations...
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Departin' from Parton: Nashville International Airport to be renamed in Dolly Parton's honour
It's official. The late Dolly Parton will be gaining a new namesake — and it's taking off.
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Céline Dion ends 6-year concert hiatus with emotional Paris performance
Eleven minutes before 9 p.m. local time, the lights went down and screams erupted as Céline Dion took the stage in a Parisian suburb for her first concert in six years.
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IN PHOTOS | TIFF movies and moments
Film fans and stars are flocking to Canada's largest city for the Toronto International Film Festival. The 51st edition of TIFF, which runs for 11 days starting Thursday, features nearly 300 titles and big-name actors including Javier Bardem, Cynthia...
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Inside the New York lab using genetic genealogy to identify 9/11 victims’ remains
Inside a lab in Manhattan, forensic scientists in white lab coats are still diligently working to keep a promise made 25 years ago.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Canada
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Canada this week for his first visit to the country in nearly a year as his country copes with an onslaught of deadly airstrikes.
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The U.S. is considering a federal tax incentive for films. How might that affect Canada?
Lights go up this week at the Toronto International Film Festival, a celebrated event exemplifying Canada’s place in the global film industry.
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Far-right victory in German state expected to send shockwaves throughout the world
Voters in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt have overwhelmingly chosen the farright Alternative for Germany (AfD) to run their government.
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Helicopter search suspended for Squamish, B.C., mountain runner missing on Matterhorn
The helicopter search for Canadian mountain runner Kalie McCrystal has been suspended after repeated aerial sweeps of the Italian side of the Matterhorn failed to locate the 38-year-old athlete and lawyer from Squamish, B.C.
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Will Lindsay Clancy face a new trial? What's next after mistrial declared
WARNING: This article contains details about violence against children and attempted suicide.
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After 12 years of fried chicken and flirting, hit YouTube series Chicken Shop Date to end
After more than a decade of interviewing and flirting with movie stars, musicians and athletes while sharing some fried chicken, Amelia Dimoldenberg, the host of the popular YouTube talk show Chicken Shop Date, announced this week she's closing up shop.
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Federal Court of Appeal rules in favour of Quebec moms denied EI benefits after maternity job loss
The Federal Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of a group of six Quebec mothers involved in a legal battle to have certain provisions of the Employment Insurance Act struck down.
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Dancing With The Stars announces Season 35 cast: Julia Stiles, Jenna Dewan and more to hit the ballroom floor
The stars have been picked. Now they just need to learn the steps.
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Plane spotter or Chinese spy? Ontario university student suspected of espionage at airports
An Ontario university student is suspected of espionage after the FBI said he admitted to accessing airport facilities in Toronto and Chicago to take photos on behalf of a shadowy figure from China.
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Olivia Rodrigo's music festival raises $20M US for charities that help women and girls
Tens of thousands of music lovers descended on Great Park in Irvine, Calif., over the weekend to scream along to their favourite artists — part of a history-making event to raise funds for women's health, reproductive rights and ending gender-based...
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Google updates maps to show Lake America in the U.S. - but Canadians are now seeing it, too
Some Canadian websites, including for the federal government, displayed maps with Lake Ontario renamed as Lake America on Sunday, a day after Google Maps announced the change to align with an executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Ontario premier unveils 'Lake Ontario' sign in Winona as tensions with U.S. escalate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a Lake Ontario sign in Winona Saturday, after United States President Donald Trump purported to change the name to "Lake America" amid escalating tensions and a brewing trade war.
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Rob Reiner's son Jake on his parents' killings: 'I will never understand why this happened'
For Jake Reiner, ever since Dec. 14, 2025, time has moved both excruciatingly slowly and impossibly fast.
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Bruce Banman joins exodus from B.C. Conservative caucus
Bruce Banman announced Thursday that he is leaving the B.C. Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, becoming the sixth caucus member to depart since Kerry Lynne-Findlay was elected party leader earlier this year.
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Dolly Parton carried a torch of kindness, empathy and charity why that's a tough act to follow
Dolly Parton wrote and recorded thousands of songs throughout her legendary career, but the only thing that might outshine her vast music library is her repertoire of kind acts.
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Fact-checking the White House statement of facts about Canada
The White House issued a statement on Tuesday that lists "facts" about how Canada has abused its trading relationship with the United State "for decades."
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How Hayden Panettiere's death may be inspiring celebrities to protect child actors in Hollywood
Several former child actors are speaking out following the death of Hayden Penettiere, saying there's a lesson Hollywood needs to take from it: young actors need better protections.
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F-bombs at the Opera? Empire of Wild does things differently
In Cherie Dimaline’s Empire of Wild, three generations of women struggle to free their loved one from the grips of the werewolf-like Rogarou in an effort to bring home a missing husband and protect their land from corporate interests.
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Pear Lake wildfire sparks new evacuations, severe thunderstorm alerts issued around B.C.
Officials have expanded evacuation orders related to British Columbia's largest wildfire.
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Tragically Hip band members reflect on Gord Downie and farewell tour 10 years after final show
It’s been a decade since The Tragically Hip’s final concert in Kingston, Ont., but Paul Langlois feels he hasn’t fully processed it yet.
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The dinosaur sex in The End of Oak Street is odd. The reality is far more confusing
A giant snake-like creature crawls from a neighbour's pool. Feathered lizards chase a family down their driveway. Two furry, building-sized animals lean against a house and … get it on?
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Ex-defence minister's call for a wartime election puts pressure on Ukraine's Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is under renewed pressure to hold wartime elections, even though under the country's constitution they are not allowed while martial law is in effect.
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Musician Ashley MacIsaac ends lawsuit over Google AI summary falsely labelling him a sex offender
Juno-award winning musician Ashley MacIsaac has ended his defamation suit against Google over its AI overview falsely labelling him as a sex offender.
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Nick Reiner denied access to trust fund ahead of murder trial as trustees cite 'slayer statute'
Nick Reiner, who stands accused of killing his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, last year has been denied access to the $1.5million US trust fund he was seeking to use to fund his legal defence.
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Push for co-operation among European shipbuilders could have Canadian ripple effect
The head of the German company in line to build Canada's new submarines is pushing for more co-operation among European shipbuilders — an effort that could have spillover effects in this country as the navy considers adding corvettes to the fleet.
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Endangered monarch butterflies boom amid wet hot Canadian summer on the Prairies
MaryAnn Lepp has never seen so many monarchs go through their magical metamorphosis in her garden — counting 20 caterpillars munching on her swamp milkweed in a single day this week.
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Appeal denied for $1.6M Saskatoon home that exceeds size limits
Rules are rules.
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A Canadian payment giant is being sold to U.S. private equity. Is your digital privacy at risk?
A payment processing company responsible for approximately one in three payment transactions across Canada will soon be owned by an American private equity firm.
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With U.S. midterm elections looming, Democrats are clashing over how to win
As the U.S. heads toward the midterm elections, a gruelling primary season has further entrenched a rift between the insurgent progressive and centrist wings of the Democratic Party.
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What to know about the trial of Lindsay Clancy, woman accused of killing her 3 children
WARNING: This article contains details about violence against children and attempted suicide:
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Sunken Nazi warships are resurfacing as Europe's drought deepens
Nazi German warships scuttled in the Danube River during the Second World War are resurfacing as water levels plunge — a striking sign of the extreme heat and drought gripping Europe this summer.
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Mother of Jack and Lilly Sullivan speaks out 15 months after disappearance
For more than 15 months, Malehya Brooks-Murray says she has lived in perpetual anticipation — marking childhood milestones not with celebrations, but with a growing collection of sealed cards and wrapped gifts, awaiting a homecoming that has yet to...
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