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Hidden cameras capture deceptive tactics used to sell overpriced HVAC contracts

A joint CBC Marketplace/Go Public investigation using hidden cameras is exposing the deceitful tactics being used to trick consumers into overpriced long-term rental contracts for new heating and cooling equipment…

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MPs say democracy is fraying in Canada — but there's hope

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Community support helps historic Vancouver cafe reopen after suspected arson

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'The world shattered' for parents of victim in Fort Smith, N.W.T., plane crash

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

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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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From Kyiv, with fraud: Why Canada is a main target of investment scammers

Every evening, about 150 people enter a building in Kyiv to work in a call centre.Their only job: to steal…

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Aside from a unit about slavery during Grade 8 and a flurry of Black History Month facts passed on each February,…

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This man, 92, thought he ordered a collector's coin. $1,000 later, the coins kept coming

For months, Lloyd Walker would regulary get a new coin in the mail. Eventually, Walker says he didn't bother to…

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Demanding a proper say, Cat Lake First Nation's injunction pauses First Mining Gold's road work for project

Cat Lake First Nation has been granted an injunction pausing a gold-mining company's construction of a temporary winter road leading to…

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They were supposed to get a new train station. Instead, these Toronto residents are 'staring at a hole in the ground'

South Etobicoke residents say they're angry as they stare down the prospect of even longer delays to the Mimico GO station…

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Eleanor Collins, the first lady of Canadian jazz, dead at 104

Canadian jazz legend Eleanor Collins, who began performing in the 1930s and worked with other greats like Dizzy Gillespie and…

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Sask. buried in snow from weekend storm, forces school closures

A snowstorm sent upwards from Montana swept through southern and central Saskatchewan over the weekend, closing some roads and shutting…

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Toronto police reviewing pro-Palestinian protest that prompted Trudeau team to scrap event

Investigators with the Toronto Police Service (TPS) are reviewing whether illegal activity occurred during a Saturday pro-Palestinian protest that led…

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Hidden cameras capture deceptive tactics used to sell overpriced HVAC contracts

MPs say democracy is fraying in Canada — but there's hope

Community support helps historic Vancouver cafe reopen after suspected arson