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After 8 years and 15,000 kilometres, B.C. couple nears end of Trans Canada Trail trek
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After 8 years and 15,000 kilometres, B.C. couple nears end of Trans Canada Trail trek

A major policy shift announced by Ottawa aims to reshape how Canadians access healthcare services…
One in 50 million: Oscar the two-coloured lobster lands in N.S. aquarium
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One in 50 million: Oscar the two-coloured lobster lands in N.S. aquarium

A lobster nicknamed Oscar has become a local curiosity after a fisherman donated the half-blue,…
4 dead, 4 injured after crash on Calgary’s Stoney Trail
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4 dead, 4 injured after crash on Calgary’s Stoney Trail

Calgary, Alberta — Four people have died and four others were injured in a multi-vehicle…
4 dead, 4 injured after crash on Calgary’s Stoney Trail
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4 dead, 4 injured after crash on Calgary’s Stoney Trail

Canadian officials announce breakthrough in nationwide broadband expansion A major step forward in Canada’s push…
One in 50 million: Oscar the two-coloured lobster lands in N.S. aquarium
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One in 50 million: Oscar the two-coloured lobster lands in N.S. aquarium

Canada’s inflation cools, but price pressures remain for households nationwide Canada’s inflation rate cooled last…
Why are some Quebec employers installing heat sensors under work desks?
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Why are some Quebec employers installing heat sensors under work desks?

Some Quebec-based divisions of Quebecor are installing heat sensors around office spaces as part of…
Why are some Quebec employers installing heat sensors under work desks?
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Why are some Quebec employers installing heat sensors under work desks?

A major policy shift is underway as Ottawa introduces new measures aimed at strengthening Canada’s…
European soccer body UEFA warns FIFA of legal action over Infantino’s failed World Cup sell-off plan
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European soccer body UEFA warns FIFA of legal action over Infantino’s failed World Cup sell-off plan

European soccer body UEFA has warned FIFA of potential legal action related to Gianni Infantino’s…
Canada built its nuclear industry to avoid foreign fuel. Its new reactors will depend on it
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Canada built its nuclear industry to avoid foreign fuel. Its new reactors will depend on it

Canadian police are expanding their use of facial recognition technology in a move authorities say…
Jays trade 3 prospects to land Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jose Soriano
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Jays trade 3 prospects to land Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jose Soriano

A major milestone in Canada’s climate and energy strategy took center stage this week as…

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  • Trump upended last year’s federal election. Will he do the same to the Quebec campaign?
  • The art of inflicting pain: How to select targets for Canada’s counter-tariffs

Economy

Watch live as Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addresses ongoing trade war with the U.S.

iCanada News August 26, 2026

Alberta premier to provide update on tariffs, Canada-U.S. trade war

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Lifestyle

Trump upended last year’s federal election. Will he do the same to the Quebec campaign?

iCanada News August 27, 2026

The art of inflicting pain: How to select targets for Canada’s counter-tariffs

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Entertainment

He turned around and a shark was there | The Moment

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How eyelash glue is helping track monarch butterflies to Mexico

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Investigations

‘Visual symbol of climate change’: Mount Robson’s Berg Glacier no longer reaches lake

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Berg Glacier on B.C.’s Mount Robson no longer reaches lake

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