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• P.E.I. Green Party candidate dies days before provincial election
• Ahead of federal election, imams at 69 Canadian mosques deliver message that every vote counts
• Austrian climber missing after Banff avalanche ‘dedicated his life to the mountains,’ say parents
• Bronfman heiress pleads guilty in NXIVM sex slave case
• California parents sentenced to life for shackling, abusing 12 children
• California couple sentenced to life for shackling, abusing their 12 children
• This trio of eagles — 1 female and 2 males — are raising a family together
• Trump blasts ‘crazy’ Mueller report as Democrats make legal bid for ‘full version’
• U.S. House judiciary committee issues subpoena for full Mueller report
• Fiat Chrysler recall of Dodge Darts affects 20,117 Canadian vehicles
• Steve Yzerman named Red Wings GM, leaving Lightning after 9 years
• Quebec calls in the army as flooding begins
• Red Wings announcement today could see Steve Yzerman named general manager
• Why the Mueller report doesn’t exonerate Trump for obstruction
• Steve Yzerman reportedly leaving Lightning to become Red Wings GM
• ISS astronauts set for Easter feast thanks to arrival of private supply ship
• Journalist shot dead during Northern Ireland riot
• ‘Still doesn’t feel real’: Journalist shot dead during Northern Ireland riot
• Mueller’s report is worse for Trump than Barr let on — but likely not as ruinous as Trump feared
• Meat and the environment: Do Canadians know what’s at stake?
• Flexible work — for everyone — is key to keeping women in the workforce, experts say
• Brain-injury device licensed by Health Canada was rejected by the FDA
• Canada hoping U.S. gets on board as it moves to update gender info on NEXUS cards
• Donations pour in from around the world to fix Notre-Dame
• Kirkland Signature brand veggie burgers recalled
• Blues strike late to take series lead over Jets
• After deadly wildfire, California town now has cancer-causing chemical in water
• 6 Trump actions that Mueller investigated for possible obstruction of justice
• U.S. officials react to Mueller report
• Ontario slashes Toronto Public Health funds by $1B over a decade, board chair says
• New NAFTA could add $62B to U.S. GDP, boost jobs, Congress told
• National Enquirer sold to newsstand chain Hudson News for $100M: Report
• N.B. man who left dog to starve to death sentenced to 1 year in jail
• Trump didn’t obstruct justice, but it wasn’t for lack of trying: Mueller report
• Woodstock, N.B., man who left dog to starve to death sentenced to 1 year in jail
• TSX closes at record high as bull market continues
• Trio of world-renowned climbers missing and presumed dead in Banff avalanche
• Obstruction or not, Mueller report shows Trump’s panic during Russia investigation
• Montreal man sentenced to life in prison for 2017 Michigan airport attack
• Fearsome ancient hyena-wolf was bigger than a polar bear
• ‘I’m feeling good’: Alex Trebek shares update on cancer treatment
• Canada exempts $110M more of U.S. imports from retaliatory tariffs
• Ottawa plans to make Trans Mountain decision by June 18
• Environment charities may benefit from new Alberta premier’s vow to fight them
• Province, feds submit closing arguments in Ontario carbon tax court battle
• Groups that help newcomers seek solutions after Syrian girl, 9, dies by suicide in Calgary
• Fredericton man’s life saved in Florida by passerby who happened to be from Fredericton too
• Mueller report did not find that Trump team conspired with Russia: U.S. attorney general
• Mueller report details ‘inadequate’ Trump answers, attempts by president to end probe
• Redacted Mueller report into Trump to be released today
• Blessing Loom is the Newest Old Scam to Migrate Online
• It’s now Jason Kenney’s turn to deliver on jobs, pipelines and a better economy
• Rachel Notley helped strike a grand bargain on oil and the climate. Can Trudeau save it?
• Supreme Court to rule on privacy rights vs. child protection in online luring case
• Doug Ford’s beer promise could create hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties
• Medical malpractice suits are an uphill battle — here’s why
• Revenu Quebec number connects callers to ‘hottest chat line in town’
• As fewer patients sue their doctor, the rate of winning malpractice suits is dropping too
• Now the campaign is over, Albertans will see if Jason Kenney can put the province back to work
• Doug Ford’s ‘beer in corner stores’ plan could leave taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars
• Revenue Quebec number connects callers to ‘hottest chat line in town’
• Supreme Court rules that police don’t need warrant to carry out child luring sting operations
• PBO launches new service to cost out party platforms, despite the political risks
• There’s value in preserving religious structures — even for the religiously unaffiliated
• Why suing your doctor is likely to be an uphill battle
• Notre-Dame fire likely caused by short-circuit, official says
• France to hold daylong tribute to Notre-Dame firefighters
• Pastrnak leads way as Bruins beat Leafs to even series 2-2
• Niagara Falls hotel apologizes to U.K. tourists it evicted for supporting strike
• Nearly 70% of eligible Albertans voted in provincial election
• North Korea reportedly tests new guided tactical weapon
• Pass it on, provinces: Cities say provincial governments hoarding marijuana tax cash
• Astrophysicists find elusive molecule that ‘kick-started’ the universe
• ‘Leaders have a responsibility to tackle climate change,’ McKenna says day after Kenney victory
• Kenney’s election win prompts reactions from B.C., Quebec, Ontario leaders
• Many feared dead in tourist bus crash in Portugal
• Dozens dead in tourist bus crash in Portugal
• Canadian museums set for policy review connected to TRC call to action
• Mueller report promises to fuel America’s blazing partisan fires
• N.L. PCs, Liberals exchange jabs to kick off campaign for May 16 election
• Some activity restored in brains of slaughtered pigs, study reports
• Beyoncé drops surprise album as Homecoming concert film debuts
• Canada disappointed with U.S. decision to allow lawsuits targeting Cuba properties
• FBI says teen in Colorado who wrote about Columbine shooting is dead
• Canada pushes back after U.S. clears the way for lawsuits over seized Cuban property
• FBI says teen in Colorado who wrote about Columbine shooting is no longer a threat
• Florida teen obsessed with Columbine shooting found dead
• Colorado police search for armed teen ‘infatuated’ with Columbine shooting
• Florida woman in Colorado who wrote about Columbine shooting found dead
• Trump administration moves to expand detention of migrants
• Higher food prices help push Canada’s inflation rate up to 1.9% in March
• Peru’s ex-president dies from self-inflicted shooting amid corruption probe, police say
• Peru ex-president Garcia, embroiled in corruption probe, shoots himself
• Notre-Dame to be closed as long as 6 years, Paris cathedral’s rector says
• Notre-Dame to be closed for up to 6 years, cathedral’s rector says
• Notre-Dame to be closed as long as 6 years, cathedral’s rector says
• Law changed to protect vulnerable women had opposite effect, B.C. judge finds
• Federal climate law crucial to Indigenous constitutional rights, court told
• Carbon tax: Court hears from taxpayers, environmentalists, Indigenous group
• Ottawa acting like ‘Big Brother’ on carbon price law, Ontario court told
• Couple says they were scammed by Dominican casino on resort, bullied into paying $6,500
• Film, TV studios filing lawsuits against Canadian BitTorrent users
• Stephanie Allen: Gatekeeper of Wellness
• 7 key questions the [redacted] Mueller report could finally answer
• Restraining the housing market may be wise — but it remains divisive: Don Pittis
• U.K. tourists evicted from Niagara Falls hotel for supporting striking cafe workers
• ‘The dilemma is the authenticity’: What it will take to rebuild Notre-Dame
• Jason Kenney won big — and the Ottawa-Alberta relationship is about to get unruly
• Oilpatch hopes investment flows back to Alberta after big Kenney win
• NHL’s East now wide open after Lightning, Penguins make early exits
• New measles case confirmed, infected person visited Vancouver airport
• Jackets play giant killer with historic sweep of Lightning
• Trudeau takes questions at Cambridge town hall LIVE
• May 15 set for Newfoundland and Labrador election, sources say
• She changed a stranger’s life in what’s believed to be a North American first
• Immigrant families more likely to own home than add to pension plan, StatsCan says
• Feds back up a step in fight to keep some information from Mark Norman’s lawyers
• Ruling in Trudeau-Aga Khan case could change rules for unpaid lobbyists
• Retired city worker faces multiple murder charges after shootings in Penticton, B.C.
• Former city employee charged with murder after deadly shootings in Penticton
• Retired city worker charged with murder after shootings in Penticton
• Retired city worker charged with murder after deadly shootings in Penticton
• Court orders lobbying czar to reconsider if Aga Khan broke rules with vacation gift to PM
• B.C. man dies in zipline accident in Thailand
• Polarized Alberta? Opinions vary widely and strongly, Vote Compass suggests
• SUV narrowly misses man — in his living room
• SUV narrowly misses man — in his Ottawa living room
• 3 teens charged with 1st-degree murder after Dundas, Ont., car crash
• 3 teens charged with 1st-degree murder after Hamilton car crash
• Ontario ‘alarmist’ over federal powers if carbon pricing law stands, court hears
• Notre-Dame fire: What’s been lost, what’s been saved and where there’s hope
• National measure needed to fight climate change, Ontario court told
• CBC revives Battle of the Blades skate competition show
• Canadian government set to defend its carbon tax in Ontario court battle
• Canadian government defends its carbon tax in Ontario court battle
• ‘Notre-Dame is our history’: Why the centuries-old cathedral means so much to France
• The Fundamentals of Success
• Fire out at Notre-Dame but much work ahead for destroyed cathedral
• ‘We can do it’: France’s Macron wants to see fire-ravaged Notre-Dame Cathedral rebuilt within 5 years
• Jason Kenney rides UCP wave to majority government in Alberta
• CBC projecting UCP majority government for Alberta
• Fire out at cathedral but much work ahead for destroyed Notre-Dame
• Notre-Dame fire: Structural risks remain for ravaged cathedral
• Federal call centres dropped more than 3 million calls last year
• Big election win for Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party
• New gay rights coin divides LGBT community – and outrages social conservatives
• Notre-Dame smoulders as investigation into cathedral fire begins
• Notre-Dame fire: Structural risks remain for destroyed cathedral
• Albertans head to the polls after divisive election campaign
• Alberta Votes 2019: The polls have now closed
• Why is conservative politics such a natural home for white supremacists?: Neil Macdonald
• Big election win for Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party, CBC projects
• Avalanche push Flames to brink with OT win
• Trading tuition for a slice of future income
• Bruins’ Pastrnak returns to 1st love — beating the Leafs
• Alberta political leaders trade pipeline barbs in final campaign push
• Girl, 5, shot in Christchurch mosque attack awakens from coma unable to see
• Ex-MP made $1M on Ontario town deals while sister was mayor, inquiry reveals
• Suspended Nazem Kadri to miss rest of Maple Leafs’ series against Bruins
• ‘It’s absolutely heartbreaking’: Canadians mourn as Notre-Dame Cathedral burns
• Supreme Court Justice Gascon retires – and government wants his replacement named before election
• Male in custody after 4 slain in ‘targeted’ shootings in Penticton, B.C.
• ‘A very dark day for Penticton’: Man, 60, in custody after 4 slain in ‘targeted’ shootings
• Metro grocery stores in Quebec will allow customers to shop with reusable containers
• ‘A very dark day for Penticton’: Man, 68, in custody after 4 slain in ‘targeted’ shootings
• First reactor fuel rods removed from crippled Fukushima power plant
• Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on fire
• Both towers believed safe after fire devastates Notre-Dame Cathedral
• Fire devastates Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, collapsing spire and roof
• Notre-Dame Cathedral spire, roof collapse, engulfed by flames
• Macron promises to rebuild Notre-Dame Cathedral after fire, seeks international help
• Fire devastates Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
• Justice Department says redacted Mueller report to be delivered Thursday
• UN, U.S. report sizable increase in measles cases compared to this time last year
• Suspect posing as delivery man shot woman with concealed crossbow, police say
• Actor Lori Loughlin, other parents plead not guilty in U.S. college admissions case
• Average house price has fallen by almost 2% to just over $480,000 in past year, CREA says
• World’s biggest plane takes flight
• Alberta election promised titanic clash, delivered name-calling, biting attacks
• ‘We’re back together’: Honouring his dying wishes, wife preserves husband’s tattoos
• Sudanese protesters say military attempted to break up sit-in
• An Indigenous artist takes a vacation alone — and CBSA holds him, X-rays him for drugs
• South Korean president calls for another summit with Kim Jong-un
• Why Email Marketing will Grow Your Business
• How to prepare the economy for the baby boom bust: Don Pittis
• Ford government challenging federal carbon tax in court
• What the SNC board may have known about the firm’s dealings in Libya — like the office safe with $10M cash
• Ontario’s court challenge against federal carbon law gets underway
• Federal government could tell you when to drive if carbon price law stands, court told
• Julian Assange and WikiLeaks did a disservice to whistleblowing
• Coping with Brexit ‘trauma’: Britons turn to meditation, therapy
• Canada’s fighter jet tender competition (finally) takes off next month
• Ditching red meat good for your heart if you opt for plant proteins, review shows
• Ford government’s legal challenge against federal carbon tax in court today
• A Brexit ‘nervous breakdown’: Britons seek out meditation, therapy to cope
• Montreal teen who dreams of joining police vows to fight religious-symbols ban
• ‘Is red meat good or bad?’ Researchers say that’s the wrong question
• 6 hurt after suspected tornado hits rural Ohio city
• ‘I had a hard time breathing’: Changes urged over airplane cabin fumigation
• Pesticide on planes: Parents call for changes after cabin fumigated with passengers on board
• Red Cross breaks years of silence to appeal for information on abducted workers
• 1 man dead after shooting at tight-knit church in Salmon Arm, B.C.
• One person in hospital after possible shooting at B.C. church
• Anger mounts as Kashechewan First Nation declares state of emergency due to flooding
• 1 man dead, another person injured after shooting at church in Salmon Arm, B.C.
• Trump removes Twitter video accusing Rep. Ilhan Omar of dismissing 9/11 attacks
• Rep. Ilhan Omar says she’s received more death threats since Trump pushed video
• Tiger Woods ends 13-year Masters title drought
• Tiger Woods wins Masters after 13-year drought
• Sudanese protesters demand ‘immediate’ move to civilian rule
• Madagascar measles epidemic kills more than 1,200 despite desire for vaccinations
• Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp back up after widespread outages
• Time out for time outs: Why pediatricians now promote ‘positive parenting’
• A road trip through one of Canada’s most conservative ridings
• Pot price, breast implant illness, and Bell bill battle: CBC’s Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
• ‘A tsunami to get this done’: How New York finally accepted congestion pricing
• Sold-out concerts, shattered records: How K-pop band BTS is successfully crossing over
• On the road in Canada’s conservative heartland
• ‘Disgusting and opportunistic’ $2M Humboldt Broncos-inspired fund embroiled in conflict
• As a government crackdown in Nicaragua got bloodier, Ottawa quietly cut off aid
• Ontario PCs want to make it next to impossible to sue the government
• WestJet passengers who scored $30 US baggage fee refund want to spread the word
• Leafs outmuscled, Kadri loses cool as Bruins even series
• 2 children killed, dozens hurt as powerful storms slam Texas
• Trudeau visits gurdwara after government removes reference to Sikh extremism
• 8 killed after 2 buildings collapse in Brazil
• Witness recounts ‘crazy’ moments in Edmonton arson spree
• Mazda recalls more than 200,000 cars in U.S., Canada due to failing wipers
• Endangered right whale experiencing mini-baby boom off New England
• Canadian woman missing in West Africa still alive, says Burkina Faso official
• Canada stunned by Finland, won’t play for women’s hockey world title for 1st time
• Why this 2nd-worst Ebola outbreak is growing concern
• Why 2nd-worst Ebola outbreak is growing concern
• Sudanese activists say 16 killed after Bashir’s ouster
• ‘Help!’ Health Canada asks Canadians for advice on problem of youth vaping
• Fisher-Price recalls Rock ‘n Play sleepers in U.S. after more than 30 babies die
• New military council leader promises civilian government for Sudan
• Amritsar’s Jallianwala Bagh massacre, 100 years ago, remembered with ceremonies in northern India
• In Alberta’s election, everybody’s ‘standing up’ to Trudeau
• Why some say latest spectrum auction won’t do much to lower your cellphone bill
• Potentially fatal tapeworm spread by foxes, coyotes discovered in Ontario
• Oilpatch veterans weigh in on NDP, UCP election promises to industry
• Construction industry warns Trudeau not to extend surtax on foreign steel
• Construction industry is warning Trudeau not to extend surtax on foreign steel
• Doug Ford’s PCs conclude that voters don’t want deficit-slashing above all else
• Game changer: How Game of Thrones mixed storytelling with spectacle to transform TV
• Why Game of Thrones is a TV juggernaut that ‘really changed the game’
• In Alberta’s election, everybody is ‘standing up’ to Justin Trudeau
• 13 cars damaged by apparent arsonist on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton
• Trudeau road tests campaign attacks that lump Scheer and Doug Ford with the alt-right
• Cash incentives for parties could help get more women in politics: MPs
• ‘No one is ever really gone’: Fans get sneak peak at new Star Wars film
• ‘No one is ever really gone’: Fans get sneak peek at new Star Wars film
• New drug mix causing harder-to-revive overdoses, sparking panic in Vancouver
• 1st-degree murder charge laid against son of victim in Toronto PATH stabbing
• Trivago spokesperson, Timothy Williams, arrested in Texas on impaired driving charge
• Ontario gas stations could be fined $10,000 a day for missing anti-carbon-tax stickers
• Victim’s son charged in fatal food court stabbing in Toronto
• ICC quashes bid to probe Afghanistan war crimes in wake of Trump administration threats
• Push for Afghanistan war crimes probe quashed after Trump administration threats
• Trump confirms he’d like to send asylum seekers to sanctuary cities
• Canadian canola spat shows China has ‘ways of hurting’ trade partners for political ends
• Fire in Ottawa’s historic ByWard Market contained
• Fire in Ottawa’s historic ByWard Market under control
• Fire in Ottawa’s historic ByWard Market spreading
• Fire in Ottawa’s historic ByWard Market now 4 alarms
• ‘Redouble efforts’ to detect cases of Ebola in Congo, urges World Health Organization
• Ohio governor signs ban on abortion after 1st heartbeat
• Top court’s ruling backing residential school student abused by nun gives hope to others
• Supreme Court upholds residential school compensation for former student
• McGill dumps Redmen team name after calls from Indigenous community
• 6.8 magnitude quake measured in Indonesia
• The most famous black hole now has a name
• Arctic is warmest it’s been in 10,000 years, study suggests
• Demanding civilian government, thousands defy military curfew in Sudan
• Sudan’s defence minister steps down as head of transitional military council
• Climate change altering the makeup of Canada’s multi-billion dollar seafood industry, report finds
• Sudanese protesters demand army hand over power immediately
• Dealing with High Turnover
• Alberta’s rage has rendered Jason Kenney near-bulletproof
• Sudan replaces military leader linked to genocide, rejects extraditing ex-president
• 5 things Canada can do to reduce its carbon emissions
• ‘Immunity can wear off over time’: doctors highlight undervaccination in adults
• Why you could be unprotected against measles and not even know it
• Trump aims to clear path for Keystone XL, but opponents vow to keep fighting
• Legal Aid funding cut nearly 30% in Ontario budget
• 9 Canadian stories WikiLeaks helped bring to light
• ‘Stop playing politics’ with flood threatened Kashechewan, regional chief says
• Ex-Obama WH counsel charged with lying in lobbying probe
• Flames start hot with blanking of Avalanche
• How the liberal tide turned against Julian Assange and WikiLeaks
• Maple Leafs get crucial Game 1 win against Boston — have their playoff fortunes changed?
• Chicago sues Jussie Smollett to recoup cost of investigating alleged hate attack
• Sudan’s military has ousted President Omar al-Bashir. How did it come to this? And what’s next?
• Sudan’s military has ousted its president. How did it come to this? And what’s next?
• SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket successfully blasts off
• Facebook faces possible class action lawsuit over job ads
• Ontario Budget 2019: A child-care credit, dental care for seniors, and drinking in parks on the way
• NASA twins study reveals space flight can cause genetic changes
• NASA twins study reveals spaceflight can cause genetic changes
• ‘Reconciliation should not be partisan’: Ministers call for end to Tory stalling on Indigenous rights bill
• Ford government to unveil its first budget
• Bloc sends message on secularism bill: ‘Quebec knows what’s right for Quebec’
• May, back in Parliament, tries to defend Brexit extension to skeptical lawmakers
• Deadly fungus Candida auris among superbugs fighting to ‘survive our antibiotics’: doctor
• Competition Bureau also probing telecom sales practices after CBC reporting on issue
• Competition Bureau also probing Bell telecom sales practices after CBC reporting on issue
• Israeli spacecraft crashes onto moon
• Technical problems prevent Israeli spacecraft from landing on moon
• Israeli spacecraft crashes onto moon, but still gets XPrize ‘moonshot’ award
• Israeli spacecraft landing on moon today
• No one is under more pressure to win than Toronto Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock
• Canadian wireless companies spent $3.5B in spectrum auction to beef up their networks
• National Enquirer may be sold as owner faces financial pressure amid Bezos fight
• Julian Assange arrested after U.S. extradition request, charged for hacking government computer
• Julian Assange arrested after U.S. extradition request, charged with hacking government computer
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested, U.K. police say
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested ‘on behalf of the United States’
• Don’t be a Pushover: 6 Tips to Help You Stand Up for Yourself
• Canada’s building code is getting a climate change rewrite. Is your home ready?
• Military intelligence conducts ‘very limited’ activity within Canada, spy chief says
• Military intelligence chief insists his people operate within the law
• Mueller report will seal not just Trump’s fate but Barr’s place in history: Keith Boag
• Albertans prepare to elect a government in a climate of deep anxiety
• Doug Ford and Jason Kenney could be the enemies Justin Trudeau badly needs
• However it judges Trump, the Mueller report will decide Barr’s legacy: Keith Boag
• Changing Canada’s asylum laws is nothing but a crass political calculation by Trudeau: Robyn Urback
• Internal CBSA report blames illegal pot imports on supply shortages, organized crime
• Here’s what to expect from Doug Ford’s first budget, and how it could affect you
• Sleep-deprived Canadians are fuelling a boom in alternative products
• Wave of change couldn’t sink Israel’s Netanyahu
• Military coup ousts Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir
• Sudanese army to deliver ‘important statement’ amid protests
• Sudanese army to deliver ‘important statement’ amid protests demanding president’s ouster
• Sudanese army forces president to step down, officials say
• Sudan’s defence minister says President al-Bashir arrested, military council takes over
• Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir is out, but protesters still concerned with stand-in
• India’s marathon vote begins with enthusiasm, alleged threat
• Storm hammering central U.S., disrupting travel
• Bomb cyclone storm hammering central U.S., disrupting travel
• Polls open in 1st phase of India’s lengthy general election
• A dozen Ontario pot shops are being penalized for not opening on time
• Directors vote to cancel 2019 Edmonton Pride Festival
• Bank regulator’s report on aggressive sales tactics weakened after government — and banks — reviewed drafts
• Violent group sex was consensual — not gang rape, judge rules
• Difficulty finding child care is affecting some Canadians’ ability to work, StatsCan reports
• Bones found in Philippines may belong to previously unknown human relative
• CSIS dealing with right-wing extremism ‘more and more,’ says spy chief
• More than 10,300 Canadians lost their lives to opioids in less than 3 years
• His iPhone was dead, but he was still convicted of distracted driving
• If you’re wearing earbuds but your phone is dead, is it still distracted driving? B.C. court says yes
• Liberals move to stem surge in asylum seekers – but new measure will stop just fraction of claimants
• Fraudulent emails used to cast votes in UCP leadership race, CBC finds
• Companies that build temporary stages should be licensed, Radiohead inquest says
• Radiohead inquest recommends licensing companies that build temporary stages
• Barr wants to investigate origins of agencies ‘spying’ on Trump campaign
• Potential playoff runs could put Flames-Jets on collision course in West
• ‘We’ve now seen the unseeable’: Black hole photographed for the first time
• Legalization pushed up price of pot by 17%, StatsCan says
• ‘Deadline’ set by Democrats for Trump tax returns today nearly certain to be missed
• Democrats’ deadline for Trump tax returns sure to be missed today
• ‘We’ve now seen the unseeable’: Black hole photographed for 1st time
• No pedal to floor: Experts say no government can bring back Alberta bitumen boom
• Tories cry foul over $12M to help Loblaws buy energy-efficient coolers
• Nunavut man waiting for access to home dialysis feels ‘like a hostage’ in Winnipeg
• Fires, CO poisonings in southern Quebec as widespread power outages continue
• Hydro-Québec confident it can restore power today to thousands affected by storm
• Power still out in much of southern Quebec, closing many schools
• New Zealand Parliament votes to ban semi-automatic weapons
• Amber Mac: A League of Her Own
• Doug Ford commits $11.2B for 4 major Toronto-area transit projects
• EU leaders offer the U.K. a Brexit delay until Oct. 31
• In a fraught Brexit process where relationship-building is key, May ‘doesn’t do any of that,’ insiders say
• Quebec’s religious symbols ban welcomed by some who left Muslim countries behind
• ‘3 years of stalemate’: May’s negotiating style under scrutiny as Brexit talks drag on
• 7 surprising things that could change the job market by 2030
• In oil-rich Libya, an eastern warlord attacks the capital. Why now? And what’s at stake?
• Netanyahu appears headed toward re-election in Israeli vote
• ‘You win or you die’ — who will meet which fate as Game of Thrones nears conclusion?
• Trump’s $11B tariff threat against Europe could spur Canada-EU links: Don Pittis
• EU and Britain agree to Brexit delay until Oct. 31
• Netanyahu appears headed toward 5th term as Israel’s prime minister
• ‘King Bibi’ stays in power: Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu wins re-election
• ‘King Bibi’ stays in power as Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu wins re-election
• Why Trump’s growing number of ‘acting’ cabinet officials is worrying critics
• Dalai Lama hospitalized with chest infection
• Fired for not being Indigenous: B.C. man awarded damages from Aboriginal non-profit
• Vancouver businessman facing new conspiracy charge in college admissions scandal
• At least 10 dead in Rio de Janeiro after a month’s worth of rain falls in just 4 hours
• Refugee advocates ‘shocked and dismayed’ over asylum changes in budget bill
• Dads of synchronized swimmers start Manitoba’s only all-men’s team
• Ottawa moves to lift alcohol trade restrictions, urges provinces to do the same
• Black holes: What you need to know
• Sask. priest to be extradited to Scotland to face sexual and physical assault charges
• Ernest Hemingway rented his Toronto apartment for $85/month. Now you can buy it for $730K
• Actor Lori Loughlin and others face new charges in college admissions case
• Guilty verdict for Hong Kong’s ‘umbrella revolution’ organizers dampens dreams of democracy
• Guilty verdict for Hong Kong’s ‘umbrella revolution’ leaders dampens dream of democracy
• Stowaway cat survives 3 weeks in shipping container from China to B.C.
• Incompetence ‘clearly staggering,’ father of man killed in Radiohead stage collapse tells inquest
• Incompetence ‘clearly staggering,’ father of man killed by Radiohead stage tells inquest
• Most of Jane Philpott’s Liberal riding association leadership quits
• Military’s intelligence operations questioned by MPs
• Trudeau says Scheer ‘can’t be lying to Canadians’ as Liberals on ethics committee block SNC-Lavalin study
• Smuggler’s Inn owner charged with trying to help 7 people illegally enter Canada
• Trudeau defends lawsuit threat, says Scheer ‘can’t be lying to Canadians’
• Game of Thrones — NHL Playoffs edition: A song of ice and Stanley
• Redacted Mueller report should be ready ‘within a week,’ Barr testifies
• William Barr makes 1st appearance before Congress since contentious Mueller summary
• For Rachel Notley and the Alberta NDP, the dial isn’t moving fast enough
• Freezing rain leads to power outages, fires and CO poisonings in Quebec
• Power out for 260K customers in Quebec after freezing rain
• Blackout could leave thousands of Quebecers in the dark for another night, officials say
• Freezing rain leads to power outages, fires and CO poisonings north of Montreal
• Polar bears in some northern regions are ingesting a lot of plastic, research shows
• Basic Financial Tips That Are Often Overlooked
• SNC-Lavalin has helped smother an issue far scarier to the Liberals — the carbon tax: Neil Macdonald
• Employment minister calls for investigation of Facebook job ads
• Concerns rising over global helium shortage
• Trump’s tougher border policy appears to be backfiring, experts and data suggest
• 1st-ever photo of a black hole to be revealed
• Trudeau isn’t the first PM to threaten critics with a lawsuit. Let him be the last
• ‘Very, very frustrating situation’: German official demands Brexit progress as May seeks delay
• EU won’t push Britain ‘off the cliff edge’ as Brexit delay discussions continue
• The U.K. could be kicked out June 1, instead of May’s original request of June 30
• Senate roadshow stops in Alberta’s oilpatch for feedback on impact-assessment bill
• May discusses Brexit delay with Merkel, turns attention to Macron
• ‘Very, very frustrating situation’: German official demands Brexit progress as May meets Merkel
• SNC-Lavalin has helped smother an issue far scarier to Trudeau — the carbon tax: Neil Macdonald
• Israeli exit polls show close race between Netanyahu and top rival
• Partial Israeli election results show close race between Netanyahu and top rival
• Israeli voters head to the polls as Netanyahu seeks 5th term
• Israel heads to the polls as Netanyahu seeks 5th term
• Israel heads to polls as Netanyahu seeks 5th term
• Virginia holds off Texas Tech in OT for 1st NCAA title
• Accessory retailer Claire’s reviews concerns about piercing ears of protesting children
• OPP officer dragged by car after traffic stop sues in civil court
• Ontario police officer dragged by car after traffic stop sues in civil court
• Sunwing fined $694K, must compensate passengers following last year’s travel chaos
• Commons committee calls for on-time pullout from UN mission in Mali
• Secret Service chief out in latest high-level departure from Trump’s White House
• Controversial QuadrigaCX cryptocurrency exchange placed in bankruptcy
• Cleaning up Alberta’s old, unproductive oil and gas wells could cost $70B
• Felicity Huffman, 12 other parents to plead guilty in college admissions scandal
• Cleaning up Alberta’s orphan oil and gas wells could cost $70B
• Smallville actress Allison Mack pleads guilty to charges related to alleged sex cult NXIVM
• Fleetwood Mac postpones Canadian concert dates
• Tripoli under attack as Libyan power struggle escalates, international groups pull out
• Notley says federal approval for Trans Mountain pipeline to come by end of May
• ‘Knee-jerk reaction’ to ASIMIL8 licence plate contravenes right to freedom of expression, lawyer argues
• No RCMP officers dedicated to money laundering cases in B.C., report reveals
• No federal RCMP officers are dedicated to money laundering in B.C., report reveals
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• Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin set to make 1st court appearance in college admissions case
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• One of the world’s fastest-shrinking glaciers is growing again, NASA study finds
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• Willkommen in Edinburgh? British Airways flight goes to Scotland instead of Germany
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• Canadian man accused of spying in China gets visit by consular officials
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• Lawyer and Trump critic Michael Avenatti charged with extortion, bank and wire fraud
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• Joshua Boyle’s trial opens with ex-spouse electing to lift publication ban
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• Omar Khadr’s war crimes sentence is finished, Alberta judge rules
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• Israeli military retaliates after Gaza rocket strikes home
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• Norway cruise ship arrives in port after 17 hurt in heavy seas
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• Tens of thousands in southern Africa need help after cyclone
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• Toronto transit bus slams into 2 homes, causing extensive damage
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• New Zealand bans semi-automatic, assault rifles after mosque shootings
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• Budget includes watchdog agency for border guards
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• Mozambique mourns, Zimbabwe death toll rises from Cyclone Idai
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• Angels’ Mike Trout finalizing record-breaking $430M US extension: reports
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• Michael Wernick steps down as clerk of Privy Council, cites lack of ‘mutual trust’ with opposition
• Michael Wernick retiring as clerk of the Privy Council
• Michael Wernick to step down as clerk of Privy Council, cites lack of ‘mutual trust’ with opposition
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• 2nd man seems to be free of AIDS virus after transplant
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• Quebec stations stop playing Michael Jackson, citing abuse allegations
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• Jane Philpott resigns from cabinet, citing loss of ‘confidence’ over government’s handling of SNC-Lavalin
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• Luke Perry, actor known for Beverly Hills, 90210, dead at 52
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• China accuses detained Canadians of stealing state secrets
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• At least 14 dead in Alabama as violent storms cross U.S. South
• At least 14 dead after severe storms, tornadoes hit U.S. South
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• Quebec political cartoonist ‘sorry’ for feathers and fringe portrayal of Wilson-Raybould
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• Montreal police won’t be charged for killing man in apartment hallway
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• Pakistan ready to hand over Indian pilot as airspace partially reopens
• Pakistan hands over Indian pilot as airspace partially reopens
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• MPs hold emergency debate to respond to Wilson-Raybould’s testimony
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• Used Australian fighter jets could cost taxpayers $1.1B: PBO
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• Pakistan says it will release captured Indian pilot Friday as a ‘peace gesture’
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• U.S. initiates new investigations on Canadian fabricated steel imports
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• Pakistan says it downed 2 Indian warplanes, captured pilot
• ‘Extremely dangerous’: Pakistan claims it shot down 2 Indian planes, captured pilot
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• Trump, Kim strike positive tone for 2nd summit in Vietnam
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• At least 3 dead, dozens feared buried in landslide at illegal gold mine in Indonesia
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• Wilson-Raybould invited to testify at committee probing SNC-Lavalin affair Wednesday
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• U.S. House to vote today on revoking Trump’s emergency order
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• U.S. applies more Venezuela sanctions as Lima Group meets in Colombia
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• ‘Major’ storm with damaging winds, blowing snow in forecast for Toronto
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• ‘Pay close heed’ to words of top bureaucrat on SNC-Lavalin affair, Trudeau says
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• Brampton, Ont., man charged in death of his 11-year-old daughter dies in hospital
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• Fire tears through Bangladesh’s capital, kills more than 80
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• Remembering Riya Rajkumar: Brampton, Ont., council holding vigil for girl, 11, as dad faces murder charge
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• ‘Emotionally exhausted’ Canadian nurses prepare to leave Haiti today amid protests
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• Investors say ‘fake’ experts on local radio shows conned them out of millions
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• Joe Schlesinger, one of Canada’s foremost journalists, has died
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• Prince Philip gives up driver’s licence in wake of crash
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• Tens of thousands without power, ferries cancelled as wind batters B.C.’s South Coast
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• Edmonton councillor to use $44K in taxpayers’ money for MBA degree
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• Diplomats sue Ottawa for $28M over health ailments during Cuba postings
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• Arson suspected after deadly fire in Paris apartment building
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• Arson suspected in Paris apartment building fire leaving at least 10 dead
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