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Yes, Alberta does have native rats — and one man can't get rid of them

Crowsnest Pass resident Vern Emard said pack rats, also known as bushy-tailed woodrats, have been scurrying around inside the walls of his homes and wreaking havoc on his property for more than two…

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B.C. man reunited with luggage nearly 1 year after it was lost during international flight

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Canada records 1st 40 C temperature of 2023 in Lytton, as B.C. heat wave gets underway

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Suspected 'sham' marriage may have been designed to fool Canadian and Chinese officials, judge says

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Co-ops allow people of all incomes to live affordably in cities. So why aren't we building more?

Everything seems to be getting more expensive. Food, gas and housing prices are on the rise while paycheques are slow…

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Convoy protest organizer Tamara Lich released from jail

One of the main organizers of the so-called Freedom Convoy is being released from jail, on the condition she leave…

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Non-citizens of Ukraine don't qualify for temporary refuge in Canada

Masouma Tajik fled Taliban rule in Afghanistan in August, leaving her life and family behind at only 22 years old,…

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'Emergency' and 'bedlam': Urgent calls for countries to release oil reserves amid sky-high prices

Soaring energy prices and supply issues are leading to calls for the United States and other countries around the world…

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'We took a lot of heat': Emails show how city, Nunavut handled Iqaluit water crisis

Emails between the City of Iqaluit and Nunavut Health department staff show there was a debate over how to respond…

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Quebec anti-racism minister apologizes after saying Black artist was dead at awards

A Quebec provincial cabinet minister has apologized after mistakenly saying at an awards ceremony Saturday that a renowned Black artist was dead.Benoit…

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Health-care unions call Ontario's one-time $5K offer to nurses 'demoralizing'

Health-care unions in Ontario say a newly-announced one-time retention incentive of up to $5,000 for nurses won't fix the province's worsening staffing shortage,…

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Ottawa announces COVID-19 rules for return of cruise ships to Canadian ports

Strict COVID-19 measures will be enforced when cruise ships return to Canada's ports next month after a nearly two-year hiatus,…

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Yes, Alberta does have native rats — and one man can't get rid of them

B.C. man reunited with luggage nearly 1 year after it was lost during international flight

Canada records 1st 40 C temperature of 2023 in Lytton, as B.C. heat wave gets underway

Suspected 'sham' marriage may have been designed to fool Canadian and Chinese officials, judge says

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Co-ops allow people of all incomes to live affordably in cities. So why aren't we building more?

Convoy protest organizer Tamara Lich released from jail

Non-citizens of Ukraine don't qualify for temporary refuge in Canada

'Emergency' and 'bedlam': Urgent calls for countries to release oil reserves amid sky-high prices

'We took a lot of heat': Emails show how city, Nunavut handled Iqaluit water crisis

Quebec anti-racism minister apologizes after saying Black artist was dead at awards

Health-care unions call Ontario's one-time $5K offer to nurses 'demoralizing'

Ottawa announces COVID-19 rules for return of cruise ships to Canadian ports

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