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RCMP search for Winnipeg man not seen in more than two months
WINNIPEG — Manitoba RCMP are asking for help to find a Winnipeg man who has not been seen for months.…
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Families feel Laurentian University should pay compensation for cancelled programs
TORONTO — Laurentian University in Sudbury is in the midst of a financial crisis and has slashed programs, laid off…
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How London police reduced property crimes to pre-pandemic levels in core business districts
LONDON, ONT. — A new approach by London police is turning the tide after the COVID-19 pandemic sparked a steep…
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‘You’ll save more lives’: Calls grow for sooner second-doses for elderly as Ontario expands eligibility
TORONTO — Draisa Frischman will soon turn 88 in her Toronto hot-spot apartment building, where she lives independently—counting down the…
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Ontario father given months to live now cancer-free after surgery on rare tumour
TORONTO — An Ontario father is cancer-free after a rare life-saving surgery performed by a Toronto cardiac surgeon. “It’s surreal.…
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Senators players, fans look forward to new season after successful 2021 campaign
OTTAWA — The Ottawa Senators wrapped up their season on a positive note, beating the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3. While…
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‘We’re just trying to find out what happened’: Family looking for answers following homicide of Winnipeg woman
WINNIPEG — Family members of 27-year-old Jasmine Normand, who was found deceased in Winnipeg on Monday, are asking the public…
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Quebec’s new proposed language bill has English communities in western Quebec concerned
OTTAWA — English communities in the Pontiac are concerned about a major push by the Quebec government to strengthen and…
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Two Ontario teachers’ unions fire back at Doug Ford over school reopening comments
TORONTO — The presidents of two Ontario teachers’ unions are criticizing Premier Doug Ford after he made comments Thursday alleging…
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Port Stanley Lift Bridge reopening delayed until June 25
LONDON, ONT. — Unexpected delays have pushed back the reopening of the Port Stanley King George VI Lift Bridge until…
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Two planes landed safely after midair collision in Colorado
Two planes getting ready to land in Colorado on May 12 collided midair, luckily both aircraft touched down safely and…
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Why some Toronto and Peel neighbourhoods are shouldering most of the burden from COVID-19
TORONTO — People who live in Toronto and Peel’s COVID-19 hot spots are about four times as likely to have…
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Man charged after alleged disturbance and arson incident at a west London bank
LONDON, ONT. — A 48-year-old London man is facing several charges after allegedly causing a disturbance at a west London…
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A race with time: Ottawa man with incurable cancer diagnosis walks to support Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre
OTTAWA — Michael Baine strolls along a tree-lined trail in Ottawa’s Hampton Park. Rays of mottled light dance on his face, illuminating a…
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Manitoba sets new record for daily COVID-19 case count; 560 new cases announced Thursday
WINNIPEG — Manitoba has set a new record for the number of newly announced COVID-19 cases on Thursday. The province…
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American, Swiss Climbers Die on Mount Everest in First Deaths Since Covid-19 Pause
Two climbers, one American and the other Swiss, have died on Mount Everest in the first casualties of the climbing…
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COVID-19 updates: B.C. going after unpaid fines
COVID-19 updates: B.C. going after unpaid fines Source
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Manitoba First Nations want concerns over Churchill River Diversion addressed
WINNIPEG — Two Manitoba First Nations are asking the provincial government to hold off on granting a final licence to…
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford to make an announcement today
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to make an announcement at Queen’s Park today at his first news…
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Veterans Affairs gives $40K towards veteran mental health research in London
LONDON, ONT. — Researchers at Lawson Health Research Institute (Lawson) are receiving $40,000 from Veterans Affairs Canada to study the…
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