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How pent-up pandemic demand may have redefined what's essential

Canada's annual inflation rate hit a 30-year high in January, which in a pre-pandemic world likely would have pushed consumers to start cutting non-essential spending — but the past two years have some…

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Is David Johnston in a conflict of interest? Experts say only Canadians can decide

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WasteSharks are lurking in Toronto's harbour — and cleaning up trash

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Damian Warner is still searching for perfection in the 'nightmare' of decathlon

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Mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. leaves 9 dead, including the suspect, and more than 25 injured

Tragic attack at rural high school and nearby home sparks major RCMP response

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Canada’s unemployment rate dropped in January, but other job trends show the market is still weak

A falling employment rate and fewer people in the workforce highlight how fragile the job…

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Tumbler Ridge Shooting: 18-Year-Old Jesse Van Rootselaar Identified as Suspect; Updated Death Toll and Details Released

RCMP have identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C.…

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Canada CPI January 2026: Headline Inflation Slows to 2.3% as Food Inflation Surge 7.3%, Exceeding Forecasts

Statistics Canada reports that while overall inflation is easing, grocery and restaurant prices continue to…

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Too young to tweet? Twitter shut down CRA's account over its 'birth date,' records show

Misery might love company, but bureaucracy doesn't seem to relish bureaucracy.The social media team at the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)…

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Affordable-housing buyers already owned homes, civil suits claim

Built with a $53-million low-interest loan from the province to underwrite the below-market sale of family homes, Victoria's Vivid condominium…

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Northern Sask. parents welcome quadruplets into the world on Leap Year Day

A family from northern Saskatchewan marked Leap Year Day like virtually no one else — by bringing quadruplets into the world.Savannah…

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Sask. teachers withdraw from extracurricular activities for 48 hours

Teachers across Saskatchewan are withdrawing from all extracurricular activities, starting this morning, for at least 48 hours. That means clubs and activities for…

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Day school survivor asks Supreme Court to intervene in settlement agreement with Ottawa

WARNING: This story contains details of experiences at Indian day schools.A Cree survivor of the federal Indian day school system is asking…

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Fake websites for real companies are scamming Canadian consumers and businesses

Avoiding online scams is nothing new for many Canadians, but companies and anti-fraud professionals are warning consumers to watch for…

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This 100-year-old Quebecer is still volunteering in his community and has no plans to stop

Sitting on his couch in his family home where he has lived alone for upward of 15 years, Louis Pagé…

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After Mulroney, being a 'green' PM got a lot tougher

When Brian Mulroney was given the title of Canada's "greenest prime minister" in 2006 — awarded by an expert panel convened…

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How pent-up pandemic demand may have redefined what's essential

Is David Johnston in a conflict of interest? Experts say only Canadians can decide

WasteSharks are lurking in Toronto's harbour — and cleaning up trash