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Canada could face more record-breaking heat this year. How can we prepare for wildfires?

The first week of January isn't usually wildfire season. But as 2024 began, more than 100 "zombie fires" were actively burning in British Columbia — holdovers from last summer that…

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Canada's economy eked out slight growth to start 2022, despite Omicron

Canada's economy managed to eke out a slight expansion to kick off 2022, as goods-producing industries continued to churn out…

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Canada drops in rankings, can expect tougher grouping in Friday's World Cup draw

It's about to get very real for the Canadian men's soccer team. Friday's draw in Doha will determine Canada's opening-round opponents…

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Remains found in France identified as Canadian soldier who died in WW1

More than 100 years after a Canadian soldier went missing on a bloody battlefield during the First World War, his remains…

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Despite divisions and challenges, Alberta's conservative movement remains a powerful force

This column is an opinion by Michael Solberg, a partner and co-owner of New West Public Affairs, a government and public relations…

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Writing a semi-autobiographical play unlocked the artist I kept hidden as a trans man

This is a First Person column by Jay Gallant, a trans man living in Charlottetown. For more information about CBC's First…

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Conservative leadership candidates jockey for position on the carbon tax

As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government prepares to hike the federal carbon tax another ten dollars per tonne of emissions on Friday,…

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Brace yourself: Interest rates could be headed up even faster and higher than we thought

When the Bank of Canada raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in two years earlier this month,…

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