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Elizabeth May Announces Plan to Step Down as Greens’ Leader Come Next Election
Elizabeth May has announced she will step down as Greens’ leader after the next federal election. Her decision marks a…
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Nagar Kirtan in Canada: Winnipeg 2025 Procession—Road Closures, Transit Tips & Community Spirit
Winnipeg’s Nagar Kirtan 2025 is set for August 31. Here’s your guide to road closures, bus detours, and travel tips…
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Canadian Forces Snowbirds Air Show Returns to Nanaimo Skies in 2025
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds Air Show is set to wow spectators with world-class aerial displays, precision flying, and a showcase…
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Porter Airlines Pilots Join ALPA Union: What It Means for Employee Rights and Canadian Aviation’s Future
Porter Airlines pilots have officially joined the ALPA Union, marking a historic shift in Canadian aviation. Discover how this move…
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Hudson’s Bay Renamed Rupert Legacy After $30M Trademark Sale to Canadian Tire
Hudson’s Bay rebrands as Rupert Legacy after a $30M trademark sale to Canadian Tire, marking a new era in Canadian…
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After Years of Frustration and Expired Contracts, FortisBC’s Nearly 800 Union Workers Vote to Strike
After years of expired contracts, nearly 800 FortisBC union members vote to strike—highlighting deeper tensions in B.C.’s energy sector.
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Canada’s 2025 Inferno: The Second-Worst Wildfire Season Yet
Canada’s 2025 wildfire season has scorched 7.3M hectares, forcing thousands to evacuate. Smoke blankets cities, fires strain resources, and experts…
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From Logging to Libraries: How Fraser Valley Towns Are Reinventing Themselves
How Fraser Valley towns are reinventing themselves—shifting from logging roots to tourism, clean tech, and cultural renewal.
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Silenced on the Frontline: Gaza’s Al Jazeera Journalists Killed in Targeted Strike
Five Al Jazeera journalists, including Anas al-Sharif, were killed in a targeted strike in Gaza. The attack raises urgent questions…
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Toronto Makes Non-Emergency Police Calls a Breeze with *877
Toronto Police introduce *877 for faster non-emergency calls from mobile phones, improving accessibility and reducing pressure on 911 services.
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