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Liberal MP maintains Indigenous identity, despite removal from Algonquin group

A Liberal member of Parliament says he'll continue identifying as Indigenous, despite being removed from the Algonquins of Ontario (AOO) in a recent registry cleanup.The controversial umbrella organization is tightening…

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Toronto mother charged with murder after children found dead in apartment

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Famed former Boston Symphony, TSO conductor Seiji Ozawa dead at 88

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All-star Scottie Barnes breaks left hand in Raptors' loss to Warriors

Raptors forward Scottie Barnes broke his left hand in Toronto's home loss to the Golden State Warriors on Friday and…

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Brian Mulroney remembered as a 'giant' and trailblazer in driving free trade

Kim Campbell, who served as Canada's prime minister in 1993, remembers her predecessor for his pragmatism."He's had a remarkable and consequential life…

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Calls for more signage after B.C. dog's legs get caught in 3 traps

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James Smith Cree Nation chief, RCMP look to future after mass stabbing inquests conclude

Leaders at James Smith Cree Nation have a lot to ponder after the inquests revolving around the 2022 mass stabbings in their community…

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Even without environmental approval, N.L.'s 1st wind-to-hydrogen project seems to be full steam ahead

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How 2 scientists at a high-security lab triggered a national security scandal

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This nurse says she's still suffering from a concussion a year after attack at hospital entrance

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Liberal MP maintains Indigenous identity, despite removal from Algonquin group

B.C. health minister says he expects Ottawa to protect Canadians from drug shortages

Toronto mother charged with murder after children found dead in apartment

Famed former Boston Symphony, TSO conductor Seiji Ozawa dead at 88

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U.S. military planes airdrop thousands of meals into Gaza

All-star Scottie Barnes breaks left hand in Raptors' loss to Warriors

Brian Mulroney remembered as a 'giant' and trailblazer in driving free trade

Calls for more signage after B.C. dog's legs get caught in 3 traps

James Smith Cree Nation chief, RCMP look to future after mass stabbing inquests conclude

Even without environmental approval, N.L.'s 1st wind-to-hydrogen project seems to be full steam ahead

How 2 scientists at a high-security lab triggered a national security scandal

This nurse says she's still suffering from a concussion a year after attack at hospital entrance

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