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B.C. police share photos of vehicles possibly being used in alleged abduction of kids

The mother of two B.C. children who sparked an Amber Alert last week may be driving a distinctive van that police say has its steering wheel on the right-hand side.Mounties…

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Cold weather creating better winter road access to First Nations in Ontario's north

Winter roads in northern Ontario continue to be hampered by changing climates, but this season has been better than the…

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Post-secondary life could be tough test for pandemic grads

Many students graduating high school this year haven't taken an in-person exam since Grade 10.And that's just one of the new challenges…

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As food prices soar, communities find innovative ways to feed more people

Everything seems to be getting more expensive. Food, gas and housing prices are on the rise while paycheques are slow…

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Snowy winter provides blast of hope in some parts of drought-stricken Prairies

It just keeps coming. More snow.For many parts of the Canadian Prairies, it's more of the white stuff than they've…

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Nacho chips, crackers and tiny fish: How a B.C. senior survived on the open sea for nearly 6 days

Don Cavers didn't realize how weak he was until a giant merchant ship pulled up within metres of his life-raft to rescue…

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Governor General's office reminds Canadians they can't dissolve the government by contacting her

The office of Governor General Mary Simon is telling Canadians that they can't dissolve the federal government simply by contacting her…

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Most bank accounts frozen under the Emergencies Act are being released, committee hears

More than 200 bank accounts worth nearly $8 million were frozen when the federal government used emergency powers to end a…

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Winnipeg police warn convoy protesters they must leave legislature district or face charges

Protesters at the provincial legislature are being warned they must leave, according to a release from the Winnipeg Police Service. A…

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