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Major winter storm hits southern Ontario with a heavy blanket of snow

The latest:Students in Ontario are expected back in classrooms this morning after a period of remote learning — but after a blast of winter weather, some will be learning remotely for at…

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Students in B.C. and Alberta return to classrooms today

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As Canadian cities make pandemic patios permanent, experts call for clear standards

At the height of social distancing and other restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, many Canadian cities rolled out temporary…

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Toronto police closing bar at headquarters

A licensed fully stocked bar inside a lounge for senior officers at the Toronto Police Service's headquarters is being closed,…

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Mexican military to take control of airports as part of president's efforts to tackle corruption

Mexico's armed forces are taking control of the capital's main airport, and the government plans to give the military control…

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Evacuation orders issued for multiple regions in northern B.C. as hundreds of wildfires burn

A regional district in northern B.C. has issued multiple evacuation orders due to the risks from the Tsah Creek, Finger…

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This Kitchener, Ont., woman has been sketching a bird a day all year and her work is taking off

Meredith Blunt of Kitchener, Ont., has been drawing a bird every day this year, to focus more on her creativity and mental…

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Invasive crabs are hitting B.C. waters. Can we eat our way out of the problem?

They're tiny and they're wreaking havoc on our coasts — but some people say they also taste pretty good.European green…

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A Sask. physiotherapist won a Stanley Cup in 2006. This year, his son helped Denver win an NBA title

A father and son with Saskatchewan roots love to help athletes achieve their goals — and they're really good at…

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Where the federal government has been spending your money on social media

Ads promoting Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations, annual budgets and outreach to veterans were among the biggest items in the federal…

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Major winter storm hits southern Ontario with a heavy blanket of snow

P.E.I.'s workforce becomes a top election issue as labour shortage wears on

Students in B.C. and Alberta return to classrooms today

After losing $7K in a scam, this newcomer to Canada has words of caution and a positive spin

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As Canadian cities make pandemic patios permanent, experts call for clear standards

Toronto police closing bar at headquarters

Mexican military to take control of airports as part of president's efforts to tackle corruption

Evacuation orders issued for multiple regions in northern B.C. as hundreds of wildfires burn

This Kitchener, Ont., woman has been sketching a bird a day all year and her work is taking off

Invasive crabs are hitting B.C. waters. Can we eat our way out of the problem?

A Sask. physiotherapist won a Stanley Cup in 2006. This year, his son helped Denver win an NBA title

Where the federal government has been spending your money on social media

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