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West end fire in Windsor displaces 11 people, damages 3 homes
Officials believe the blaze started on the exterior of one home, then spread to two others.
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Colombians living in one Canadian city turn out in droves to vote in presidential election
Hundreds of Colombians living in Canada lined up Sunday to cast their vote in a presidential election that some say could define the future of their home country.
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What a recent B.C. court decision could mean for remote work
As more workers across the country find themselves forced back into the office full time, experts say a recent court decision in British Columbia could have broader implications for remote work — and shows why employers need to implement return-to-office mandates with care.
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Retired major calls on Ottawa to keep promise and bring Afghan man to safety in N.L.
Almost five years after Ottawa promised to help people like him, an Afghan man pursued by the Taliban is struggling to get to Canada while evading ICE in the U.S.
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BIA hopes for corporate buyer, as old Greyhound bus terminal returns to City of Windsor possession
The University of Windsor is giving back the long-unused former bus depot at 300 Chatham St. East. Downtown Windsor BIA chair Chris MacLeod says he’d love to see the site bought by a company looking to establish a new head office.
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Trial begins for truck driver accused of smuggling $2.4M in cocaine into Canada in Home Depot boxes
A truck driver carrying a load of books, healthcare products and industrial equipment is now on trial for allegedly trying to smuggle $2.4-million of cocaine into Canada using Home Depot boxes.
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B.C. Conservative caucus shows united front with new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay
The B.C. Conservative caucus put up a largely united front less than 24 hours after Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected as their new leader. It comes amid concerns from other politicians that Findlay’s populist brand of right-leaning politics might alienate the centrist wing of the party.
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CPKC says it will maintain rail operations across Canada despite workers’ strike
Canadian Pacific Kansas City says it has implemented contingency plans to maintain operations across Canada in light of close to 300 signal workers going on strike.
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Ontario family fights to keep ‘gentle giant’ wolf-dog after seizure threat by province
A Greater Sudbury family is fighting to keep their pet dog, which may be seized by Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) pending DNA testing results.
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Colleen Jones Memorial Trophy: Nova Scotia women’s provincial curling title renamed in honour of late legend
It’s been a week of acknowledgment, awards and accolades for late curling legend and iconic CBC broadcaster Colleen Jones. On Sunday, it was announced the winner of the women’s Nova Scotia provincial championship will now hoist the Colleen Jones Memorial trophy.