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Canadian North2 months ago
Unanswered Questions in Arviat: The Mysterious Disappearance of Kadin Savikataaq
The disappearance of Kadin Savikataaq in Arviat, Nunavut, remains unsolved after her truck was found in Hudson Bay. Family suspects foul play as searches fail.
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Canada2 months ago
A Nine-Year Journey: Yukon Man Successfully Harvests Homegrown Pineapple in Sub-Arctic Conditions
Discover how Yukon resident Alex Oberg spent nine years growing a tropical pineapple in the sub-arctic North, defying horticultural expectations and climate.
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Education2 months ago
To the Moon and Back: Canadian Astronaut Jeremy Hansen Inspires Future Generations
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen engages with students ahead of the historic Artemis II mission, inspiring the next generation of space explorers.
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Health2 months ago
The Hidden Link: How Oral Hygiene Serves as a Critical Defense Against Diabetes Complications
Discover how brushing and flossing can lower HbA1c levels and reduce the risk of diabetes complications like kidney disease and neuropathy.
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Crime2 months ago
Double Fatality After Late-Night Shooting in Brampton: Police Search for Suspects
Peel Regional Police are investigating a double homicide after two people were shot dead in Brampton near Rutherford Road and Weybridge Trail Friday night.
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Economy2 months ago
Middle East Conflict Triggers ‘Uncertainty Premium’ as Canadian Mortgage Rates Surge
The Middle East war and Strait of Hormuz closure are driving up Canadian mortgage rates. Learn how the 'uncertainty premium' affects your next renewal.
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General News2 months ago
Historic Reach: Colonel Jeremy Hansen Conducts Canada’s First Deep Space Video Call
Colonel Jeremy Hansen makes history with the first live deep space video call from the Artemis II mission, sharing views of the moon and advice for...
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General2 months ago
Global Markets on Edge as Trump Issues 48-Hour Ultimatum to Iran Over Strait of Hormuz
President Trump issues a final 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face severe consequences, including potential strikes on infrastructure.
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Law2 months ago
Western Resistance: Over 7,000 Albertans Declare Banned Firearms Amid Federal-Provincial Standoff
Over 7,000 Albertans have declared banned firearms, but a provincial standoff with Ottawa leaves the compensation and collection process in total uncertainty.
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Immigration2 months ago
B.C. Mother and Daughter Released from Texas ICE Detention After 19-Day Ordeal
A Canadian mother and daughter from B.C. have been released from a Texas ICE detention center after 19 days as they fight for their right to...
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