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N.L. health minister suggests residents ‘sue the government,’ ‘sue me’ if medical transport delays persist
Newfoundland and Labrador’s health minister says she can’t accept her position if things don’t change, and suggesting people sue her own government in the face of medical transport delays in northern Labrador.
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Americans put beef with Canada on ice, complete O Canada in Buffalo after mic malfunction
For about two and a half minutes inside the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y., on Tuesday night, the simmering Canada-U.S. tensions seemed to melt away just a bit, all thanks to the stirring voices of some 19,000 people in the stands. As the team’s official anthem singer Cami Clune started singing O Canada ahead of…
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Seven awkward moments from Trump’s meeting with King Charles in Washington
His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty Queen Camilla arrived in Washington on Monday for the monarch’s first U.S. visit since ascending the throne. Welcomed at the White House by President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, the trip has included a visit to the South Lawn’s beehive, a ceremonial military review and…
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60% of Albertans say it’s difficult to meet monthly expenses: CBC News poll
The number of Albertans who say it is somewhat or very difficult to meet monthly expenses has increased eight per cent since last spring and is at the highest level since CBC News began asking this same question, eight years ago.
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No ‘blanket immunity’ for historical charges against former private Christian school teachers: Sask. regulator
Two former teachers at a private Christian school tried to argue they have immunity from professional disciplinary proceedings because the regulatory board didn’t exist at the time of the allegations. That argument failed.
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Posthaste: Canadians skip vacation time as workload, burnout piles up
Vacation time is becoming harder for Canadians to take as they grapple with workplace burnout. Almost three quarters of employees are entitled to paid time off, with it being most common in Quebec, according to a 2024 report by Statistics Canada . Most jobs offer between two and four weeks of paid vacation time, but…
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‘They deserve their space’: Toronto Sceptres fans push for logo, branding at team’s home rink
After two years of playing games at Coca-Cola Coliseum, fans of the PWHL’s Toronto Sceptres say it’s about time the team is properly represented with branding inside their home rink.
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Residents urged to close windows due to a fire near downtown Windsor
The blaze has also forced the closure of a portion of Wyandotte Street East as crews continue to battle the blaze.
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Judge demands Indigenous sentencing report after offender claims he’s ‘Caucasian’: ‘He is plainly not’
A Yellowknife judge has insisted a man who claimed to be Caucasian get a report meant for Indigenous offenders before he sentences him for breaking into a hotel. Jeremy Kuneyuna — who already has 90 convictions — appeared in the Territorial Court of the Northwest Territories recently to be sentenced for breaking into a hotel.…
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How bowling helps this Windsor girl with cerebral palsy defy the odds
For Zoey Merkestyn, bowling has been therapeutic and a great way to live with her cerebral palsy. Now, she is heading to national tournaments to tell the world anything is possible, if you put your mind to it.