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Josh Hartnett to Star in Netflix Creature Thriller 'Below'
The six-part limited series follows a fisherman in Newfoundland battling an unidentified terror at sea.

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Canadian Athletes Dolci and Charron Win Gold in Glasgow
Gymnast Félix Dolci and weightlifter Maude Charron secure gold medals for Canada at the Commonwealth Games.

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Montreal Canadiens Named NHL's Top Under-25 Core
Sonny Sachdeva ranks the league's most promising young player groups, highlighting the shift toward speed and youth.

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Toronto Police Release Composite to Identify 2022 Parking Lot Killer
Investigators are using new digital imagery and video to track the suspect who fatally shot Ding Ping Wang.
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Canadian Labour Market Stabilizes as Population Growth Slows
A new report from Indeed indicates employment rates have reached their highest levels since mid-2024.

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Canadian Labour Market Stabilizes as Population Growth Slows
New data shows employment rose in the second quarter of 2026 following a weak start to the year.

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Large Great White Shark Found Dead on Nova Scotia Beach
Researchers are investigating the cause of death after a large shark washed ashore near Pictou.

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Ottawa to host block party for 200th anniversary
The City of Ottawa will celebrate its bicentennial with a public event at Marion Dewar Plaza on Sept. 26.

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Ottawa Likely to See Rainiest July in Record History
Exceptional rainfall levels may make July 2026 the wettest month for the city in more than 150 years.

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Canada Cuts Cannabis Reimbursement Rates for Veterans
Veterans Affairs Canada reduced the per-gram reimbursement for medicinal cannabis prescriptions in April.

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Montreal Transit Authority Studies Eight Zones for Expansion
The ARTM is exploring potential public transit growth across eight identified areas in the Greater Montreal region.

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Rio2 Invests in Royal Road Minerals Share Offering
Rio2 purchased 10 million shares to maintain its ownership stake in the Vancouver-based company.

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Mother Parkers Opens Coffee Extract Facility in Ontario
The company is expanding its Mississauga operations to meet rising North American demand for cold coffee applications.

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Nova Scotia to Cut All Funding for Foster Parent Advocacy Group
Family Services NS said the provincial government plans to eliminate all financial support for the organization next year.

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Canada Prepares Trade Response to US Tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will do whatever it takes to defend itself following 50% tariffs on most goods.

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Vancouver Approves Floating Spa on Kitsilano Waterfront
City council unanimously approves mooring a converted World War II-era barge as a hydrotherapy spa at Heritage Harbour Marina.

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Ottawa Rejects Ontario Proposal for Billy Bishop Airport Expansion
The federal government blocked plans to allow commercial jets at the Toronto island airport, sparking a clash between province and city.

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Vancouver selects partner for Major League Baseball expansion bid
Mayor Ken Sim moves to bring an MLB franchise to British Columbia to boost the city's economic development and sports profile.

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German Utility Uniper Signs 20-Year LNG Deal With BC Project
The agreement secures 2 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually from the Ksi Lisims project on British Columbia's North Coast.

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Edmonton Seniors Sue Lions Village Over Life-Lease Investment Mismanagement
Dozens of residents allege the society mishandled funds, leading to a lawsuit and partial receivership in Alberta.
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BC and US Federal Government Agree to Maintain Northern Oil Tanker Ban
Premier David Eby and Prime Minister Mark Carney sign memorandum of understanding in Vancouver to preserve environmental protections.

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Canada Debates Using Energy Exports as Leverage in US Trade Talks
Finance Minister Mark Carney rejects using energy as a bargaining chip while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggests all options remain open.

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Sudbury Police Increase Downtown Patrols as Crime Calls Drop
Greater Sudbury Police Service more than doubled foot and bike patrols to address safety and addiction issues in the city core.

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Niagara River Lions Face Saskatoon Mamba in CEBL Matchup
The Canadian Elite Basketball League regular-season contest took place at the SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon.
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Canada Invests $1.95 Billion in Hybrid Locomotives for VIA Rail
The federal government will purchase 45 new hybrid locomotives, with most assembly taking place in Montreal.

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Quebec Foundation Surveys Bats to Protect Five Threatened Species
Researchers are using ultrasonic equipment in Portneuf to combat the effects of white-nose syndrome.

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Alberta Adds Two Detection Dogs to Fight Invasive Mussels
The province's Conservation Canine Unit introduces Jane and Winnie to identify invasive species at watercraft inspection sites.

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Carney Rejects Using Energy Exports as Leverage in US Trade Talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada should remain a reliable supplier rather than using energy as a bargaining chip.

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Conexus Credit Union Reopens Renovated Melville Branch
The financial institution completed an 18-month renovation of its Saskatchewan facility to reinforce its rural commitment.

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Sudbury Police Double Downtown Patrols Amid Safety Concerns
Greater Sudbury Police Service increases foot and bike patrols following reports of rising crime and social disorder.

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Toronto Blue Jays Face Washington Nationals in MLB Action
A highlight reel captures the key home runs and strikeouts from the July 29 game between the Blue Jays and Nationals.

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Historic Auberge du lac Sacacomie placed under creditor protection
The Quebec inn is up for sale following the accumulation of nearly $4 million in unpaid debts.

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Break-in at Nova Scotia Farm Kills 10,000 Chickens
Police are investigating a suspected break-in at a poultry barn where ventilation fans were turned off.

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Canada to Invest Over $510 Million in Alberta Housing
The federal government and Alberta signed an infrastructure agreement to accelerate homebuilding across the province.

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CBC New Brunswick Highlights Wallace Falls in Waterfall Series
The broadcaster's summer series showcases natural landmarks across the province, including sites southeast of Sussex.

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BC Wildfires Trigger Evacuation Orders and Alerts
More than a dozen new fires sparked by lightning and wind leave residents in Kimberley and 70 Mile House bracing for updates.

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Canada Spent $520,000 on Security for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Taxpayer funds for internationally protected persons were primarily used to secure the royal couple between 2014 and 2020.

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Canada Opens Online Passport Renewals to All Eligible Adults
The federal government removes previous daily application limits to modernize the renewal process and reduce in-person visits.

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Carney: Every Country Wants More Trade With Canada Except US
Prime Minister Mark Carney says global demand for Canadian trade is high despite friction with the United States.

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Carney Rejects Using Energy as Leverage in US Trade Talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney argues that using energy exports as a bargaining chip could damage Canada's reputation as a reliable supplier.

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Canada spent $539,000 on security for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
The couple topped the list of the most expensive internationally protected persons in Canada over a five-year period.

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Canada Rejects Ontario Plan to Allow Jets at Billy Bishop Airport
The federal government's decision sparks tensions between Premier Doug Ford and Ottawa, threatening high-speed rail cooperation.

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Carney Rejects Using Energy Exports as Leverage in US Trade Talks
Former Bank of Canada governor says using energy as a bargaining chip would damage Canada's reputation as a reliable supplier.

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Canada's Sarah Mitton Wins Gold in Women's Shot Put at Glasgow Games
The Nova Scotia athlete defended her Commonwealth title with a winning throw of 19.88 metres on day six of the competition.
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Canadian Athletes Place 11th and 13th in Commonwealth Heptathlon
Hannah Blair and Sienna MacDonald represented Canada in the women's multi-event competition in Victoria, Australia.
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Cycling Without Age Program Combats Senior Isolation in Canada
Volunteer-led bike rides provide recreational opportunities and social connections for seniors in care facilities across the country.

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Quebec's Théâtre de la Dame de Cœur Marks 50 Years
Founders Richard Blackburn and René Charbonneau celebrate five decades of giant puppets and avant-garde performance in Upton.

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Ottawa-Gatineau region implements resilience measures after heavy rains
Municipalities and residents coordinate infrastructure updates following rainfall totals reaching 100 mm in July 2025.

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Calgary Forestry Crews Assist Edmonton After Severe Storms
City of Edmonton requests mutual aid to clear extensive tree debris following back-to-back weather events.

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Edmonton Faces Conflict Over Lewis Farms Recreation Centre Scope
City officials and council disagree on scaling back upgrades for the west Edmonton facility.
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Kashechewan First Nation Evacuees Permitted to Return Home
Residents of the remote Cree community in Ontario's far north can return starting Aug. 4 after water-treatment plant failures.

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Edmonton Records Rainiest Summer as Storms Cause Widespread Flooding
Record-breaking precipitation has overwhelmed the city's stormwater system, leading to sinkholes and road closures.

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Grouse Mountain Marks 100 Years With Centennial Festival
The North Shore resort in Vancouver hosted a week of entertainment and special offers to celebrate its century of operation.

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The Wine Butler closes downtown Kitchener shop
A wine store on Madison Avenue abruptly shut its doors, though the owner says pending orders will be fulfilled.

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Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke Signals Support for Wealth-Based Voting
The executive replied "Good system" to a proposal tying Canadian voting power to income tax payments.
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Canada to invest $1.9 billion in VIA Rail fleet and Montreal plant
The federal government will replace 45 locomotives with hybrid battery-diesel units and create 1,200 jobs.

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Canada spent more on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle security than any other VIP
Taxpayers paid $539,000 to protect the couple over five years, the highest cost for any internationally protected person.

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PM Carney and Alberta Premier Smith Announce Homebuilding Plan
New measures to accelerate housing supply were unveiled Wednesday during a joint appearance in Red Deer.

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Ottawa records wettest July on record
A series of slow-moving storm systems brought historic rainfall to the Ontario capital and southern Quebec.

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Ontario Lowers Colorectal Cancer Screening Age to 45
The province joins Prince Edward Island in adjusting routine screening to address rising cancer rates in younger adults.
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