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Peguis, Fisher River declare emergencies as flooding deemed inevitable
Two First Nations in Manitoba’s Interlake region have declared a state of emergency as a major flood is expected in the coming days.…
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Outbreak grows: 13 confirmed cases tied to southern Ontario restaurant
More cases of salmonella have been confirmed as health officials investigate an outbreak linked to a Hamilton restaurant. There are now 13 confirmed…
Technology
After 15 years, Microsoft is overhauling its Windows Update system
Microsoft has released a major security update for Windows, warning users to install it as soon as possible. The update fixes several serious…
Politics
Trump says Iran blockade will “remain in full force” despite Strait of Hormuz reopening
Beirut — Iran says it has reopened the Strait of Hormuz to commercial ships, but it is still controlling which vessels can pass.…
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Ontario government purchases $28.9M private jet for Premier Doug Ford’s travel
The Ontario government has bought a used private jet for $28.9 million for Premier Doug Ford to use for travel. The premier’s office…
Entertainment
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen looks back on his space mission.
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen waited 16 years for his chance to go to space — and says it was worth it. Hansen said…
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American shot by Alberta RCMP had crossed into Canada unlawfully
An Alberta RCMP officer has been cleared of wrongdoing after shooting at an American man who illegally crossed into Canada in February 2025.…
General
Thunder Bay Police become first in Canada to adopt AI for 911 operator training
THUNDER BAY — City police are using a new AI program to train 911 operators. The Thunder Bay Police Service is the first…
Politics
The Liberal government is considering a ban on social media access for minors as part of what it describes as a key component of its broader online safety strategy.
OTTAWA — Federal Heritage Minister Marc Miller says banning social media for minors could be part of the Liberals’ plan to improve online…
Health
Alberta to permit access to private diagnostic testing without requiring a physician’s referral
Alberta could soon let people pay for private medical tests without needing a doctor’s referral. If passed, Bill 29 would allow residents to…