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Manitoba First Nation sues feds, alleges unchanged $5 annuity payments violate treaty

Fisher River Cree Nation wants class-action status for its lawsuit against the federal government, which alleges the $5 annuities paid to Treaty 5 First Nations over the last 148 years…

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Much of Canada moving their clocks forward for daylight time on Sunday

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Canada accused of stonewalling in court challenge to Métis Nation of Ontario self-government deal

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Source behind foreign interference leaks 'will be found' and punished, PM's security adviser says

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Firefighters pulled out of Fort Smith, N.W.T., amid safety concerns

Fire officials say first responders are being pulled out of Fort Smith, N.W.T., to relocate their base of operations somewhere…

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N.W.T. officials address latest wildfire developments

N.W.T. Premier Caroline Cochrane and other government officials are set to give another update Tuesday evening on the wildfires threatening…

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N.W.T. projected to spend $100M on fighting wildfires — 5 times more than budgeted

The N.W.T. is actively fighting fewer fires in 2023, yet the season is expected to cost five times more than…

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Progress made in Alberta wildfire fight, but officials say dangerous days are still ahead

Alberta's fire statistics were less dire Tuesday, with fewer active and out-of-control blazes than the previous day and 5,000 fewer…

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Rain in Alberta helping firefighters with wildfires — but flash floods are a risk

More than one million hectares of land in Alberta are now estimated to have burned in a record-breaking spring for…

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No s'mores or swimming? Summer camps may look different this year due to wildfires

Sleeping bags? Check. Flashlights? Check. N95s and air purifiers? Check.Summer camp packing lists may look a little different this year…

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Latest B.C. wildfire forces people from their homes, damages properties

People living in a popular recreational community northwest of Whistler, B.C., said they stood in shock as an aggressive wildfire…

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N.W.T. declares territorial state of emergency over wildfires

The government of the Northwest Territories declared a territorial state of emergency on Tuesday as it continues to grapple with…

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Manitoba First Nation sues feds, alleges unchanged $5 annuity payments violate treaty

Much of Canada moving their clocks forward for daylight time on Sunday

Canada accused of stonewalling in court challenge to Métis Nation of Ontario self-government deal

Source behind foreign interference leaks 'will be found' and punished, PM's security adviser says

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Firefighters pulled out of Fort Smith, N.W.T., amid safety concerns

N.W.T. officials address latest wildfire developments

N.W.T. projected to spend $100M on fighting wildfires — 5 times more than budgeted

Progress made in Alberta wildfire fight, but officials say dangerous days are still ahead

Rain in Alberta helping firefighters with wildfires — but flash floods are a risk

No s'mores or swimming? Summer camps may look different this year due to wildfires

Latest B.C. wildfire forces people from their homes, damages properties

N.W.T. declares territorial state of emergency over wildfires

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