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Trump predicts a Canada trade deal within weeks as U.S. import bans on selected Canadian goods threaten to deepen tensions.
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Russia Preparing Additional Troop Mobilization and Seeking North Korean Forces, Zelenskyy Warns
Zelensky warns Russia is preparing additional mobilization while seeking more North Korean troops and missile support for its war effort.
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Netanyahu Accuses Ronen Bar and Arab States of Plotting to Oust His Government
Netanyahu accuses Ronen Bar of wrongdoing, condemns the media, and alleges Arab states seek to replace his government after elections.
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UK Pledges Tougher Stance on Israeli Actions in Gaza and the West Bank
Britain signals a tougher response to Israeli actions in Gaza and the West Bank, including possible sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
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Political Condemnation: Palestinian Officials Slam Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir For Hostile Prison Threats
Palestinian officials denounced Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir on September 28, 2026, following his public threats against a prominent prisoner.
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A photograph, a rule, and forty years of parking suddenly declared wrong
A photo of parking near Bomaderry Public School has sparked anger as residents who parked perpendicular for decades face warnings and potential fines. Council cites pedestrian safety.
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Ten questions on a ballot, and a province asks what it wants to be
Albertans vote October 19 on ten referendum questions covering immigration, constitutional reform, and a final question on beginning the legal process toward a separation referendum.
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Eighty-nine percent said yes to staying the course
NL NDP delegates voted 89% against a leadership review, keeping Jim Dinn as leader. Dinn cited party growth and rural outreach; federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis attended the convention.
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Six names on a glass wall, and a country that remembers
The annual Canadian Police and Peace Officers' Memorial on Parliament Hill recognized six officers who died in the line of duty in 2026. A three-day memorial run from Toronto to Ottawa preceded the service.
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Four weeks could have made a difference; the Premier said no
Former UBCM president Cori Ramsay calls B.C.'s snap election a "party foul" as provincial and municipal elections overlap. Municipalities face staff shortages and voter confusion.
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Ten questions on a ballot, and half a province still deciding.
A CBC poll finds 49% of Albertans undecided on nine non-separation referendum questions. Immigration support softens, with 54% backing more provincial control.
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A mediator's report, made public, is where the minister sees leverage.
Jobs Minister Hajdu says unions gain leverage under Bill C-39 through public mediator reports before Section 107 can be invoked. Unions say the bill expands government power to end strikes.
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At a gas station, a promise to make the numbers fall
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposes eliminating federal taxes on diesel sales, extending the fuel excise tax cut, and scrapping the industrial carbon tax and Clean Fuel Standard to lower prices.
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In the Arctic’s silence, the ground beneath geopolitics is shifting
Canada’s foreign minister says Arctic threats have “shifted significantly” amid Russia’s war in Ukraine. Canada is boosting defense and diplomacy, though northern residents view the U.S. as the top threat.
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She turned her sister’s memory into a petition for safer roads
Faith Power launched a petition to twin Newfoundland’s Trans-Canada Highway after her sister Erika and Kerry Sargent were killed in a collision. The province cites $6 billion cost.
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When hatred arrives as an email, the school becomes a battleground
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a hate-motivated threatening email sent to a Muslim school in Kitchener, believed to be part of a nationwide investigation. Separate hate incidents also reported.
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A law meant to protect the public may be eroding the right to strike
The Manitoba Labour Board is weighing whether Dynacare lab workers are essential after the province used a 2024 law to halt their strike. The union says the law is problematic and sets a troubling precedent.
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On Alberta’s highways, a number divides those who drive and those who have driven
A survey of nearly 60,000 Albertans shows two-thirds support a 120 km/h limit on divided highways, but older and more experienced drivers are more opposed. A pilot is underway on Highway 2.
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A T-shirt returns, and with it a weariness that never left.
Aaron Rand has revived the Historic Quebec Anglo T-shirt ahead of the October 5 election, citing anger over Bill 96 and Élections Québec’s directive to question voters before serving them in English.
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A family waits for answers, and the silence grows heavier
Family of 19-year-old Kaleym Davy, killed in an August 6 police-involved shooting in Mississauga, rallied at Toronto police headquarters demanding answers. SIU investigation ongoing.
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A house left empty for a decade asks who was supposed to care for it.
Carney’s plan to restore 24 Sussex Drive has revived debate over the National Capital Commission, which owns the property. Critics cite maintenance failures and accountability concerns.
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A Candidate’s Arrest and the Question of Free Speech
Austin City Council candidate Misael Ramos was arrested for riot participation following an ICE protest, sparking debate over political dissent and legal accountability.
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How an Affair Changed the Course of a Murder Trial
Testimony from Caleb Flynn’s mistress, Alleigha Botner, may provide prosecutors with the motive needed to convict the former 'American Idol' contestant in his wife’s murder.
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From Bad to Worse: Analyzing the Republican Decline
Political analysts describe the GOP’s 2026 election outlook as "craptastic," citing poor polling, economic concerns, and internal divisions as major hurdles for Republicans.
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