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Backlog at federal Indigenous children's program leaves families to shoulder heavy bills

First Nations families are covering hundreds of thousands of dollars in health-related bills while they wait for an overwhelmed federal program to reimburse them, CBC News has learned.Indigenous Services Canada…

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Public Health Agency of Canada involved in 'error' on trucker vaccine rules: CP sources

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The B.C. port strike is over, but economic impact could last weeks

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Pope acknowledges need for 'concrete action' in mending relationship with Indigenous people

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Mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. leaves 9 dead, including the suspect, and more than 25 injured

Tragic attack at rural high school and nearby home sparks major RCMP response

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Canada’s unemployment rate dropped in January, but other job trends show the market is still weak

A falling employment rate and fewer people in the workforce highlight how fragile the job…

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Tumbler Ridge Shooting: 18-Year-Old Jesse Van Rootselaar Identified as Suspect; Updated Death Toll and Details Released

RCMP have identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C.…

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Canada CPI January 2026: Headline Inflation Slows to 2.3% as Food Inflation Surge 7.3%, Exceeding Forecasts

Statistics Canada reports that while overall inflation is easing, grocery and restaurant prices continue to…

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Year of the Tiger marks a chance to move past anti-Asian racism, say Richmond, B.C. residents

The Lunar New Year, which begins Feb. 1, is a time for people around the world to embrace a fresh…

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Residents of Hague, Sask., take in stranded drivers as blizzard closes highways

Shelby Goertzen says about a hundred vehicles were stranded on Highway 11 near Hague, Sask., about 50 km north of Saskatoon, as…

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Canada needs to start 'thumping the table' on potato exports, says P.E.I. premier

Canada has lost the thread in its negotiations with the United States to resume exports of P.E.I. potatoes, says Premier…

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Winnipeg man wanted in Philippines for allegedly paying to watch child sex abuse: search warrant

WARNING: This article contains details of abuse.One of three men wanted in connection with a notorious child sex abuse case…

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There's a vending machine for that: Why automated retail is becoming more the norm

Vending machines have taken a new, upscale form in the Canadian market, and experts say the pandemic, along with more…

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Nunavut man can't wait to fly home now that he's a certified helicopter pilot

Kelly Owlijoot first thought of becoming a helicopter pilot while working as a wildlife technician based in Arviat, Nunavut.It wasn't an obvious…

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Kitchener man who spent months hiding from the Taliban has returned to Ontario

A Kitchener, Ont., man who was in Afghanistan working for a non-profit and spent months there hiding from the Taliban…

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Fur harvesters in northern Ontario hope for better days as spring live auction approaches

After a tumultuous few years, there's some hope the Canadian fur industry can begin to bounce back, with plans to once…

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Backlog at federal Indigenous children's program leaves families to shoulder heavy bills

Public Health Agency of Canada involved in 'error' on trucker vaccine rules: CP sources

The B.C. port strike is over, but economic impact could last weeks