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How Yukon's booming economy and rapid population growth has led to a housing crisis

It's a common saying among locals that Yukon is "Canada's best-kept secret" — referring to the territory's pristine wilderness and welcoming culture. But it seems the secret is out.According to Canada's…

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N.S. fishermen say province isn't doing enough to cover wildfire losses

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Danielle Smith's dim view of wind and solar becomes murky policy

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Toronto's air quality predicted to worsen as wildfire smoke causes high levels of pollution

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Jean Charest considering Conservative leadership run: sources

Jean Charest, the former Quebec premier and ex-leader of the federal Progressive Conservative Party, is preparing to run for the leadership…

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Montreal mother left waiting for victim's compensation months after son fatally stabbed outside school

The mother of 16-year-old Jannai Dopwell-Bailey, who was stabbed outside his school in October, says she and her family are…

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Quebec scraps masks in class for elementary, high school students after March break

Quebec elementary and high schools students will no longer be required to wear masks in class when they return from…

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Gushue rink returns home with Olympic bronze around their necks

Team Gushue landed in St. John's on Tuesday afternoon after winning bronze at the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter Games. (Jeremy…

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OPP confirms criminal investigation into members of Thunder Bay police

Ontario Provincial Police's criminal investigations branch has confirmed it's conducting "a thorough and independent investigation" into allegations of criminal misconduct…

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Sask. has stopped trying to control COVID-19. What does that mean for seniors?

Saskatchewan seniors shouldn't be isolated any longer because of COVID-19, according to advocates for the older population. The government has stopped trying…

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Civilian staff with Lethbridge, Alta., police allege bullying, harassment, sexism in 'old boys' club'

Seventeen current and former Lethbridge Police Service civilian staff, all of whom are women, say their work culture involves bullying,…

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N.S. premier, federal minister criticize mass shooting inquiry on first day

As public hearings for the long-awaited mass shooting inquiry gets underway in Nova Scotia, provincial and federal politicians are blasting…

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COVID-19

How Yukon's booming economy and rapid population growth has led to a housing crisis

N.S. fishermen say province isn't doing enough to cover wildfire losses

Danielle Smith's dim view of wind and solar becomes murky policy