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Parts of Atlantic Canada could see 400 mm of rain this week

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Parts of Atlantic Canada could see 400 mm of rain this week

Basketball star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander voted Canada's top athlete of the year

Discovery of 54 potential graves at Keeseekoose a sad reminder of truth of residential schools: leaders