Mounties in Saskatchewan say a woman and two girls are dead, and a man from the United States is facing charges, after a truck trying to pass a semi collided with an SUV.

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Mounties in Saskatchewan say a woman and two girls are dead, and a man from the United States is facing charges, after a truck trying to pass a semi collided with an SUV.

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Five foreign nationals are in police custody and face a string of charges arising out of an RCMP extortion investigation involving members of British Columbia’s South Asian community.

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Good morning. The federal government officially identified the proposed Alberta-B.C. pipeline as a project of national interest, spurring acclaim and discontent. More on that below, along with the latest price tag for a high-speed rail line between Toronto and Quebec City and another Canadian in space.

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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have purchased software from a digital forensics software company that U.S. authorities claim is secretly headquartered in Russia.
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A new national campaign is calling on governments to boost support for Canadian women experiencing menopause, laying out what it says is a blueprint to help Canada become a world leader for care.
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The minimum wage is going up in five provinces.
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The minimum wage is going up in five provinces.
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Good morning. Due to technical issues, we are sending this edition later than usual.

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