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Canada2 months ago
High Stakes in Terrebonne: Liberal Push for 173 Seats Could Redefine Parliamentary Power
Federal Liberals flood Terrebonne ahead of Monday's byelection, seeking a 173-seat majority to end legislative gridlock and solidify Mark Carney's power.
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business2 months ago
Canada’s Oilpatch Braces for M&A Surge Following Geopolitical Tensions
Deloitte predicts a surge in Canadian oil and gas M&A activity as geopolitical tensions ease and market stability returns to the Montney and Duvernay regions.
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Canadian News2 months ago
Liberals Within One Seat of Majority as Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu Crosses Floor
Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu joins the Liberals, bringing Prime Minister Mark Carney within one seat of a majority government ahead of key byelections.
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General2 months ago
Diplomatic Breakthrough Looms as Iran Positively Reviews Ceasefire Proposal
Iran is reportedly 'positively reviewing' a two-week ceasefire proposal, sparking market gains and hope for a diplomatic resolution to regional conflict.
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Baseball2 months ago
Toronto Blue Jays Roster Upheaval: Addison Barger Hits IL Amid Injury Crisis
The Toronto Blue Jays face a mounting injury crisis as Addison Barger hits the IL, joining Alejandro Kirk and multiple starting pitchers on the sidelines.
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Legal2 months ago
Australia’s Most Decorated Veteran Ben Roberts-Smith Charged with War Crime Murders
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated living soldier, has been charged with five counts of war crime murder relating to his service in Afghanistan.
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Economy2 months ago
Markets Under Pressure: Dow Tumbles Amid Middle East Tensions While Broadcom Defies Trend
The Dow sinks as Hormuz deadline nears, sparking energy supply fears. Broadcom shares rise on AI strength. Read the latest market update and analysis.
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Indigenous Affairs2 months ago
First Nation Launches Legal Battle to Halt Alberta Separation Petition
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation seeks a court injunction to stop an Alberta separation petition, arguing treaty rights require First Nations' consent for secession.
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BCNEWS2 months ago
Systemic Failure or Bad Luck? BC Ferries Under Fire as Aging Fleet Triggers Holiday Chaos
BC Ferries faces intense criticism from unions and local leaders over aging vessels and reactive maintenance following a weekend of mass sailing cancellations.
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POLITICS2 months ago
Prime Minister Carney Urges Restraint as Trump Threatens Iranian Infrastructure with Total Destruction
Prime Minister Mark Carney calls for the protection of civilian infrastructure as President Trump issues a 'total destruction' threat against Iran.
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