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- B.C. Attorney-General, federal AI Minister alarmed by report ChatGPT coached Tumbler Ridge shooter
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Belleville synagogue shooting was targeted attack, police say
The shooting outside a Belleville, Ont., synagogue was a hate-motivated attack targeting the Jewish community, Belleville Police Chief Murray Rodd said.
Belleville synagogue shooting was targeted attack, police say
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- Kenneth Law sentencing hearing to resume in November as victim impact statements wrap
Kenneth Law sentencing hearing to resume in November as victim impact statements wrap
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- Justice Minister Fraser orders court to revisit Indigenous sisters’ 1994 murder convictions
Publisher halts promotion of Quebec author’s book amid fresh AI controversy

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- Fifteen ER nurses leave Ontario hospital over overcrowding, safety issues, union says
Fifteen ER nurses leave Ontario hospital over overcrowding, safety issues, union says
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- Carney’s next moves after EU meetings and the investment summit, according to our experts
Carney’s next moves after EU meetings and the investment summit, according to our experts
Two men switched at birth in Manitoba each compensated $250,000 by province
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UN delegates walk out as Israel's Netanyahu begins address
Delegates walk out as Benjamin Netanyahu begins UNGA address.
UN delegates walk out as Israel's Netanyahu begins address

Belleville synagogue shooting was a ‘hate-motivated’ crime, police say

Boys found ‘healthy and happy’ following alleged July abduction

Nova Scotia government spent nearly $2-billion outside of budget

Bombardier CEO Éric Martel Report on Business Speaker Series

Many Canadians support Carney’s airport privatization plan, poll finds

Ontario deficit comes in better than projected at $13-billion

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- Institutional failures, dismissed warning signs factors in deaths of eight children, report says
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- Scientist Jim Bruce was a globally renowned voice on the dangers of climate change
Scientist Jim Bruce was a globally renowned voice on the dangers of climate change

Suzuki says Carney driving Canada ‘into a ditch’ on climate

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- Kenneth Law sentencing hearing to resume in November as victim impact statements wrap
Kenneth Law sentencing hearing to resume in November as victim impact statements wrap

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Israeli ambassador to U.S. thanks doctors after West Bank car attack
Israel's ambassador to the United States said on Thursday that his 38-year-old son remained in critical condition, a day after a ramming attack in the occupied West Bank.
Israeli ambassador to U.S. thanks doctors after West Bank car attack

Dolphin shipped out of Marineland dies in Spain after move

AFN regional chiefs to meet with Carney, premiers next month

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Morning Update: Kenneth Law sentencing hearing begins
Good morning. Grieving families detailed immense loss on the first day of Kenneth Law’s sentencing hearing. More on that below, along with the High Seas Treaty and oyster disease management.
Morning Update: Kenneth Law sentencing hearing begins
Good morning. Grieving families detailed immense loss on the first day of Kenneth Law’s sentencing hearing. More on that below, along with the High Seas Treaty and oyster disease management.

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Novel ‘heart in a box’ technology gives London, Ont., patient ‘second life’
Canadians are in the dark about their wildfire risk
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- Veteran’s alleged role in Belleville synagogue attack could tarnish military, former top soldier fears
Families detail lasting grief as judge weighs Kenneth Law’s sentence
The big B.C. reshuffle continues ahead of snap election
Quebec party leaders square off in final debate

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- Pro wrestler Paul Leduc thrilled crowds as half of an axe-wielding tag team of faux lumberjacks
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Carney pledges $82-million to ocean monitoring initiative at UN
Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged $82-million over five years to bolster ocean monitoring as he continued his support of international collaboration at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday.
Carney pledges $82-million to ocean monitoring initiative at UN

Vancouver artist Steven Shearer wins Audain Prize

Health Canada suspends licence of one Grifols centre in Winnipeg
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Iran's president addresses UN General Assembly
Iran’s president said Wednesday that his people have been 'victims of terrorism' by the United States, delivering a rare wartime speech at the UN General Assembly in New York.
Iran's president addresses UN General Assembly

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- Royal Ontario Museum provides crucial genetic samples for revising bat family tree
Royal Ontario Museum provides crucial genetic samples for revising bat family tree
How volunteers fill the gaps in Canada’s health system, according to our experts
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- Canada signs international statement on AI safety, joining calls for stronger oversight
Canada signs international statement on AI safety, joining calls for stronger oversight

Quebec doctors call for inquest into suicides among profession

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- Publishers stand by Haitian-Canadian author accused of using AI to write award-winning novel
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- Canada ratifies landmark High Seas Treaty, commits $82-million to ocean protection
Canada ratifies landmark High Seas Treaty, commits $82-million to ocean protection
Trump says Canada is ‘destroying itself’ with ‘unchecked’ immigration

Grieving families detail immense loss at Kenneth Law sentencing hearing
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Doug Ford hopes federal fuel excise tax cut will be extended
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will be there for farmers, but in response to rapidly rising diesel prices, he offered no new measures. He says his government has done a lot to help farmers, including making a permanent cut to the gas and diesel tax that shaves off about five cents a litre, and he hopes a temporary federal fuel excise tax cut will be extended.
Doug Ford hopes federal fuel excise tax cut will be extended

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Minister touts transparency measures in labour bill
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says one of the most consequential proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code in the government’s new legislation is a special mediator role that will file a public report on sticking points in acrimonious negotiations. That 'sunlight' will help parties focus on getting a deal at the table, she says.
Minister touts transparency measures in labour bill

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Residents prepare as Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico's southwestern coast
The hurricane set residents along Mexico's Pacific coast on edge once again after being walloped by powerful cyclones a number of times in recent years. Beaches emptied out and dark clouds swirled above choppy seas, while Mexican authorities temporarily suspended classes Tuesday in a number of areas.
Residents prepare as Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico's southwestern coast

Quebec party leaders gear up for final debate of election campaign

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Morning Update: A strategic snap election
Good morning. Whether the opposition is ready or not, British Columbia is headed for a snap election next month. More on that below, along with a visit from India and a new wildfire to watch.
Morning Update: A strategic snap election
Good morning. Whether the opposition is ready or not, British Columbia is headed for a snap election next month. More on that below, along with a visit from India and a new wildfire to watch.

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Seeking to save the oyster industry, a PEI lab sees big potential in tiny seeds
Inside an oyster hatchery on the western shore of PEI, an array of plastic vessels pumps algae-rich water to millions of tiny black dots – some as small as poppy seeds. They’re teeny, tiny baby oysters, specifically bred from the few that have survived multinucleate sphere unknown, or MSX, a deadly oyster disease caused by microscopic parasites.
Seeking to save the oyster industry, a PEI lab sees big potential in tiny seeds
Inside an oyster hatchery on the western shore of PEI, an array of plastic vessels pumps algae-rich water to millions of tiny black dots – some as small as poppy seeds. They’re teeny, tiny baby oysters, specifically bred from the few that have survived multinucleate sphere unknown, or MSX, a deadly oyster disease caused by microscopic parasites.
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