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Honda recalls 61,000 vehicles in Canada over fuel pump issue

By Icanada Oct 22, 2024 #alberta #Breaking News #calgary #CBC | Canada News #news

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Honda is voluntarily recalling 61,000 vehicles in Canada over concerns that a high-pressure fuel pump may have a defective part.

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Peace Bridge duty-free shop goes into receivership as cross-border travel plummets

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Liberal gains in Quebec help clinch federal election victory

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Green co-leader Elizabeth May holds B.C. seat for 5th term

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

Peace Bridge duty-free shop goes into receivership as cross-border travel plummets

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Liberal gains in Quebec help clinch federal election victory

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Green co-leader Elizabeth May holds B.C. seat for 5th term

Alberta Calgary icanada news

‘I lost my legal right to vote’: Booths closed early — or didn’t open at all — in some Nunavik villages