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- Public relations expert tells court Galloway bungled response to sexual assault scandal
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Opposition leaders react to 2026 budget
The leaders of the Bloc Québécois, NDP and Green Party say the federal budget was disappointing, lacked substance and didn’t do enough to address affordability.
Opposition leaders react to 2026 budget
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Budget reflects Canadians’ priorities, Carney says
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the 2026 budget tabled Thursday is about affordability, growth and sovereignty and Canada taking control of its future.
Budget reflects Canadians’ priorities, Carney says

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- Ottawa reviewing circumstances of Indigenous woman’s death after she missed postsurgery appointments
Ottawa reviewing circumstances of Indigenous woman’s death after she missed postsurgery appointments
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- Elections Alberta says referendum cost $84-million, exceeding agency’s annual budget
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Budget earmarks billions for economic sovereignty
The Liberal government is arguing that tax changes, cultural supports and billions of dollars aimed at stoking investment in Budget 2026 will give Canada the freedom to shape its own future.
Budget earmarks billions for economic sovereignty

Budget highlights, from housing to business tax relief

Ottawa bets spending boost will deliver future economic gains
Final vote count set to begin in B.C. provincial elections
Police escort B.C. students to school after bear attack

B.C. bus crash response hindered by lack of cell service

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- Mexican judge arrested for allegedly taking a bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
Mexican judge arrested for allegedly taking a bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk completes second spacewalk

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- Ghana praises Canada for advocating against a ‘rigged global system’ for African countries
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COVID class action certified over alleged negligence at Toronto long-term care home
A lawsuit alleging that gross negligence at a Toronto long-term care home led to hundreds of deaths from COVID-19 has been certified as a class action.
COVID class action certified over alleged negligence at Toronto long-term care home
A lawsuit alleging that gross negligence at a Toronto long-term care home led to hundreds of deaths from COVID-19 has been certified as a class action.

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Morning Update: A new era in Washington
Good morning. The Democratic win in the U.S. midterms was surprisingly decisive. More on that below, along with tariff news from China and Airbnb ratings on review.
Morning Update: A new era in Washington
Good morning. The Democratic win in the U.S. midterms was surprisingly decisive. More on that below, along with tariff news from China and Airbnb ratings on review.

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Meet me at Danceland, the ‘Taj Mahal of the Prairies’
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Ex-NASA chief economist Alexander MacDonald to lead Canadian Space Agency

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- B.C. authorities investigate fatal Bella Coola bear attack as community imposes curfew
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- UBC professor regrets helping colleague approve Galloway accuser’s unfinished thesis to complete degree
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- Alberta’s new electoral map may not tilt the province, but it could help the UCP retain its majority
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Saskatchewan soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire remembered as close friend, loving son
The remains of Pte. Aidan Goulding, killed in the grass fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta on Oct. 17, have returned to British Columbia.
Saskatchewan soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire remembered as close friend, loving son

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Truck company involved in deadly crash shut down by Manitoba government a second time
The Manitoba government says it has shut down, for the second time, the operators of a trucking company linked to a fatal collision in May − an accident that has become a rallying cry across the industry for better information sharing between transport regulators.
Truck company involved in deadly crash shut down by Manitoba government a second time
The Manitoba government says it has shut down, for the second time, the operators of a trucking company linked to a fatal collision in May − an accident that has become a rallying cry across the industry for better information sharing between transport regulators.
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25 soldiers still hospitalized weeks after CFB Wainwright disaster

Two soldiers injured in Wainwright fire are discharged from hospital

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Canadian reaction to the Democrats' big miderm election win
After the Democrats swept the U.S. midterms on Tuesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was "doing cartwheels down the street." Other leaders, however, are a little more reserved. Ottawa reporter Stephanie Levitz explains the varied political reactions and how the result could affect Canada's trade negotiations with the Trump White House.
Canadian reaction to the Democrats' big miderm election win

Teacher Ruth Foster revived a B.C. creek as a salmon spawning ground

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- Four Seasons founder Isadore Sharp on legacy, luxury and what he really thinks about The White Lotus
Edmonton entrepreneur Irving Kipnes had twin passions: business and philanthropy
U.S. midterm results raise hopes of tariff relief for Canada’s aluminum sector

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- Ontario ‘all in’ on ending seasonal time changes if eastern U.S. agrees, Ford says
Ontario ‘all in’ on ending seasonal time changes if eastern U.S. agrees, Ford says
Twenty injured in northern B.C. bus crash, police say

Police arrest 12 in connection to unsanctioned Guelph homecoming party

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- Saskatchewan soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire remembered as close friend, loving son
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- Victim in B.C. bear attack remembered as an ‘inspiration’ as authorities impose curfew
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- Ex-RBC employee found guilty after viewing PM’s data, opening fraudulent accounts
Ex-RBC employee found guilty after viewing PM’s data, opening fraudulent accounts

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Canada’s trade surplus widens to more than four-year high in September
Canada posted a trade surplus of $5.35-billion in September, the highest since May 2022, data showed on Wednesday, helped by gold and higher energy exports primarily to the United States.
Canada’s trade surplus widens to more than four-year high in September
Canada posted a trade surplus of $5.35-billion in September, the highest since May 2022, data showed on Wednesday, helped by gold and higher energy exports primarily to the United States.
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Morning Update: Democrats take control of House and Senate
Good morning. Americans have voted in a clear rebuke of President Donald Trump’s second term. More on that below, along with updates in the hockey world and artificial intelligence investments.
Morning Update: Democrats take control of House and Senate
Good morning. Americans have voted in a clear rebuke of President Donald Trump’s second term. More on that below, along with updates in the hockey world and artificial intelligence investments.
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Waterloo battery researcher Linda Nazar awarded Canada’s top science prize
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- Public menopause care is scarce, and private care is costly. Why Canadians pay either way
Public menopause care is scarce, and private care is costly. Why Canadians pay either way
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As a New Brunswick pulp mill goes quiet, a forestry town waits for the axe to fall
In the New Brunswick town of Nackawic, the pulp mill across the river emitted what might be its last puff of smoke last week. The town’s mill, its lifeblood and the largest employer for half a century, is shutting down due to “prevailing market conditions,” according to the India-based owner, AV Group New Brunswick.
As a New Brunswick pulp mill goes quiet, a forestry town waits for the axe to fall
In the New Brunswick town of Nackawic, the pulp mill across the river emitted what might be its last puff of smoke last week. The town’s mill, its lifeblood and the largest employer for half a century, is shutting down due to “prevailing market conditions,” according to the India-based owner, AV Group New Brunswick.
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Toronto to unveil statue of First World War flying ace William Barker
Mother, daughter found dead in suspected grizzly bear attack in B.C.

Smith defends Alberta electoral map against gerrymandering allegations

NFB filmmaker Anne Claire Poirier focused her lens on women’s stories

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- Calling police on Galloway was an ‘act of care’ after suicide remark, says UBC professor
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U.S. voters in key states question Trump's attacks on Canada at midterm polls
U.S. voters give their take on the U.S.-Canada trade war as they head to the polls in a midterm vote that could be crucial to control of the American legislature and its ability to rein in U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
U.S. voters in key states question Trump's attacks on Canada at midterm polls

Two killed in suspected grizzly bear attack in B.C.

