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Teen who died in N.S. floods remembered as lover of music, rainbows

A 14-year-old girl who died tragically in the recent historic flooding in Nova Scotia is being described as a music lover who saw the good in everything and always had a…

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At least 33 Canadian churches have burned to the ground since May 2021. Only 2 were accidents

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At a traditional Nigerian wedding in St. John's, I finally saw my vibrant culture in my new home

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Canadian economy starts the year on a rebound with 0.6 per cent growth in January

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An osprey nest caught fire with babies inside, but incredibly, they were rescued

Two baby birds barely bigger than a ball of feathers have been reunited with their parents in a brand new…

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Canadian actor Henry Czerny returns to the Mission Impossible franchise after 27 years

Henry Czerny landed the job of a lifetime almost 30 years ago when he nabbed a role in a little movie…

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Former Ontario inmates say complaints system is broken after docs reveal medical concerns, abuse allegations

A cancer survivor says he wasn't given access to pain medication.A man who lost 42 pounds says he couldn't get the…

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The oceans are rich in critical minerals. But will miners be allowed to get them?

Gerard Barron, the CEO and chairman of The Metals Company, pulls a fist-sized black rock out of his pocket and…

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Alberta filed 1st ever criminal charges against a carbon offset firm. Here's why they may not be the last

For the first time ever, a Canadian province has filed criminal charges against a business for providing false information related…

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What do the premiers want after their latest meeting? More meetings, it seems

This week's Council of the Federation meetings featured more process than progress.No one's suggesting a good process isn't fundamental to…

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Sir Wilfrid Laurier is staying put on the $5 bill — for now

Nearly three years ago, the Bank of Canada announced a plan to remove from the $5 bill the face of Sir Wilfrid…

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Many Canadians are locked out of the housing market. Why aren't they taking to the streets?

Striking tenants who are refusing to pay big rent increases in several buildings in Toronto's west end say they've been…

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Teen who died in N.S. floods remembered as lover of music, rainbows

At least 33 Canadian churches have burned to the ground since May 2021. Only 2 were accidents

At a traditional Nigerian wedding in St. John's, I finally saw my vibrant culture in my new home

Canadian economy starts the year on a rebound with 0.6 per cent growth in January

WNews is The Game-Changer in News

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An osprey nest caught fire with babies inside, but incredibly, they were rescued

Canadian actor Henry Czerny returns to the Mission Impossible franchise after 27 years

Former Ontario inmates say complaints system is broken after docs reveal medical concerns, abuse allegations

The oceans are rich in critical minerals. But will miners be allowed to get them?

Alberta filed 1st ever criminal charges against a carbon offset firm. Here's why they may not be the last

What do the premiers want after their latest meeting? More meetings, it seems

Sir Wilfrid Laurier is staying put on the $5 bill — for now

Many Canadians are locked out of the housing market. Why aren't they taking to the streets?

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