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Toronto opens 2 additional warming centres ahead of cold temperatures Sunday | CBC News

Toronto will open two additional warming centres Sunday to provide warm spaces, basic services, and outreach for vulnerable and homeless people during expected cold overnight.
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Buy now, pay later plans are everywhere. Here's how they're affecting debt-stressed Canadians | CBC News

Young adults under 35 face rising debt—student loans, first-time credit cards and buy-now-pay-later plans—creating financial strain and stalled progress in life.
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Medical labs in Ontario are understaffed, more in-lab educators needed, organization says | CBC News

Ontario medical labs face widespread MLT shortages causing test delays; provincial funding for educator positions could expand student placements and grow the workforce.
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Health minister says she worries about U.S. public health decisions harming Canadians | CBC News

U.S. removal of a universal infant hepatitis B vaccine recommendation and rising vaccine skepticism risk undermining vaccination trust and harming Canadian public health.
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Striking workers at GTA care home want residents back home for the holidays | CBC News

Frontline CWSDS staff on strike demand residents be returned to their original group homes for holiday stability amid stalled wage and working-conditions negotiations.
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Mayor Olivia Chow says softer tax increase coming in final year of her term | CBC News

Olivia Chow plans a smaller 2026 property-tax increase and seeks higher contributions from the wealthiest through increased luxury home tax amid a $1 billion shortfall.
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Club Med Expands its Canadian Presence With a New Ski Resort

Like its predecessor, Club Med Tremblant will be an all-inclusive resort geared towards skiers, with a location in the Laurentian Mountains. The overall vibe, according to Club Med's announcement, will include an evocation of "a contemporary Alpine Chalet," complete with a "[s]ki-in and ski-out experience." While the resort is slated to open in December of 2028, it isn't a seasonal operation: visitors booking stays in the summer will have a range of options on hand, including hiking and various aquatic activities.
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Man behind Toronto tiny homes sets up new models in private backyard | CBC News

Micro-shelters provide secure, warm, transitional housing that helps unhoused people stabilize, seek work, and move toward permanent housing.
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Thousands of new e-bikes, smart docks and digital ads: Bike Share Toronto lays out 5-year plan | CBC News

Toronto Bike Share will massively expand its e-bike network by 2030, adding 2,550 e-bikes and aiming for 14 million annual rides.
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Quebec's Iconic Old Montreal Just Got a Brand-new Hotel-and It's Like Staying in an Immersive Art Museum

Touting itself as a "contemporary art hotel," Sonolux has turned its eight floors into video art galleries, with handpicked works projected across hallway walls. Repurposed red movie theater seats allow you to sit down and contemplate the art. If you're not necessarily used to seeing immersive multimedia art in hotels, it can be a little jarring to step off an elevator into a dim space popping with raucous animation and sound effects, but one of Sonolux's goals is to provoke,
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1 person dead after two-vehicle collision in Kawartha Lakes, Ont. | CBC Accessibility

Ontario Provincial Police say one person is dead after a two-vehicle collision in Kawartha Lakes Saturday. In a post to social media, police said a cargo van and a car crashed on Highway 35. The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The driver of the cargo van was transported to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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Can Carney Build a New Majority Around the Promise of Getting Things Done? | The Walrus

Canada is shifting from decades of neoliberal policies to a nation-building agenda mobilizing roughly $1 trillion for housing, infrastructure, clean energy, defence, and innovation.
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Canada's Liberals edge closer to majority after Conservative lawmaker crosses floor

A Conservative MP defected to the Liberals, giving the Liberals 171 seats—one short of a parliamentary majority.
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Another MP leaves Conservatives, crosses floor to Liberals | CBC News

Ontario MP Michael Ma left the Conservative caucus to join the Liberals, citing constituents' priorities and support for Prime Minister Mark Carney's steady, practical approach.
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It won't be up to Durham residents to decide whether to have an auditor general, council votes | CBC News

Durham Region councillors tied 13-13 on a motion to put a referendum on creating an independent auditor general on the municipal ballot, so no public vote will occur next election.
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Minister breaks silence on mandatory Greenbelt review but there's no word on who will conduct it or when | CBC News

The study which must be completed by law every decade and was due to start earlier this year was delayed by the snap election called by Premier Doug Ford in late January, the minister said. I think everyone knows we had a winter election, as of that, we are taking time to get the framework put in place so we can do a proper review, Flack said. The Greenbelt is enshrined in legislation for generations to come.
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Got empties? Finding a place to return them in Ontario is getting harder | CBC News

That doesn't just affect the purchase of alcohol, it also means fewer locations for consumers to drop off empties and get back the deposit paid on alcohol containers. Grocers with alcohol licences were expected to start accepting empties in the new year, but a new agreement means they won't have to after all. The changing landscape has left some neighbourhoods and regions essentially Beer Store deserts, and could mean less participation in the recycling program.
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Canada is figuring out what to do with its stockpiles of US alcohol

Several Canadian provinces are selling stockpiled American liquor and donating proceeds to food banks and charities in response to U.S. tariffs.
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Accused in killing of Owen Sound, Ont., restaurateur extradited from Scotland to Canada | CBC News

Three Scottish men were extradited to Canada to face charges in the fatal 2023 beating of Owen Sound restaurant owner Sharif Rahman.
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Air Canada wins court battle to quash $2,000 payout to passenger for delayed luggage | CBC News

Air Canada has successfully overturned a Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) decision requiring the airline to pay a passenger $2,079 for delayed baggage. After an 11-month court battle launched by Air Canada, Federal Court Justice Michael Manson ruled that a CTA officer's 2024 decision was unreasonable. The matter has been sent back to the CTA, Canada's transport regulator, for a new officer to reassess the compensation claim.
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'Cocaine lawyer' linked to fugitive Ryan Wedding could be killed if granted bail, court told | CBC News

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Wife of Ontario lawyer arrested in Ryan Wedding case testifies at bail hearing | CBC News

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Ontario lawyer linked to alleged Ryan Wedding drug ring testifies at bail hearing | CBC News

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'Cocaine lawyer' linked to fugitive Ryan Wedding could be killed if granted bail, court told | CBC News

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Wife of Ontario lawyer arrested in Ryan Wedding case testifies at bail hearing | CBC News

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Ontario lawyer linked to alleged Ryan Wedding drug ring testifies at bail hearing | CBC News

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Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald to step down as quarterly profit dips 13% | Fortune

Lululemon's CEO Calvin McDonald will step down Jan. 31 amid disappointing sales, interim co-CEOs appointed and a board-led search begins.
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34 arrested, $2.5M of drugs seized in months-long investigation: Durham police | CBC News

A nine-month Durham police probe into the '44' gang led to 34 arrests, 139 charges, seizure of $2.7M in drugs, 10 firearms, and $200,000 cash.
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Ontario-appointed supervisor fires TDSB director of education amid board shakeups | CBC News

A provincially appointed supervisor has fired the director of education at Ontario's largest school board, amid a shakeup of board governance by the education minister. The supervisor of the Toronto District School Board says in a memo to staff Friday that the board needs a fresh start and Clayton La Touche is leaving, effective immediately. Education Minister Paul Calandra says in a statement that he has full confidence that supervisor Rohit Gupta will help refocus the TDSB on student achievement.
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How an east-end Toronto hospital is helping patients find a family doctor | CBC News

Michael Garron Hospital opened the East Toronto Primary Care Navigation Clinic to provide temporary primary care and connect unattached patients with family doctors.
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Court approves $18M sale of HBC royal charter to Thomsons, Westons | CBC News

The Thomson and Weston families bought Hudson's Bay Company's 1670 royal charter for $18 million and will donate it to major Canadian museums.
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Canada posts small trade surplus in September | CBC News

It registered a marginal trade surplus of $153 million in September, following a $6.43 billion deficit in the prior month, Statistics Canada said. This was the first ever surplus that Canada has posted since U.S. President Donald Trump threatened and later imposed tariffs on critical sectors, which choked significant exports to the U.S., Canada's biggest trading partner. The bulk of the surplus was driven by a 44 per cent jump in Canada's trade surplus with the U.S., Statistics Canada data showed.
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2026 Canadian World Juniors training camp roster revealed

Canada named a 27-player World Juniors training camp roster, featuring returning college and CHL players, NHL draft picks, and head coach Dale Hunter.
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Who is to blame for the Finch West LRT's speed? TTC board, city face hard questions | CBC News

Transit officials seek signal priority and higher speeds for Finch LRT after opening revealed slower travel times and fewer stops than previous bus service.
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Parents and students at Ajax school win fight to get their overnight trips back | CBC News

Families received a letter from Southwood Park Public School on Oct. 1 informing them about the decision to cancel such trips, which meant that Grade 8 students would no longer go on a graduation trip to Ottawa. Students in Grades 6 and 7 would have also missed out on overnight trips to Claremont Nature Centre in Pickering and to Muskoka Woods, respectively.
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Could Phillip Danault retire with the Habs? It's possible

Phillip Danault is open to returning to the Montreal Canadiens, but his $5.5 million cap hit and limited Habs cap space present a significant obstacle.
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Ontario legislature to take 14-week winter break, following 19-week summer break | CBC News

Ontario legislature will take a 14-week winter break, returning March 23, drawing criticism for its length and limited debate.
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ANALYSIS | The steaks are high: When beef could finally become cheaper to buy | CBC News

Beef prices reached record highs in 2025 and are expected to rise in 2026 due to low cattle supply, strong demand, and market disruptions.
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School lunch becomes 'scary' ordeal after metal found in burgers, Burlington parents say | CBC News

Students at Kilbride Public School in Burlington found metal fragments in hamburgers ordered from a Hero Certified Burgers location.
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Toronto family carries out opening day transit tradition with Finch West LRT | CBC News

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Via Rail passengers stuck for 12 hours and counting in Brockville, Ont. | CBC News

Via Rail train 48 was stranded in Brockville overnight after rescuing another mechanically disabled train, leaving passengers delayed, frustrated, and refunded.
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Water main break causes road closures in Brampton, Ont. | CBC News

A broken water main near Queen Street E. and Central Park Drive in Brampton caused flooding and road closures, with repairs expected to take most of the day.
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Homeowner shaken after vandals destroy Christmas inflatables display in Scarborough | CBC News

Masked vandals wielding hammers destroyed a longtime Scarborough home's large Christmas inflatables late at night, and the incident has been reported to police.
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Carney's Pipeline Play Tests the Coalition That Put Him in Power | The Walrus

Quebec questions whether federal leadership prioritizes Alberta despite Quebec holding significant ministerial representation and federal project referrals benefiting Quebec.
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Exclusive: U.S. businesses are getting throttled by the drop in tourism from Canada: 'I can count the number of Canadian visitors on one hand' | Fortune

Canadian cross-border tourism to the United States dropped sharply in 2025, cutting visitor numbers and revenue for northern border states and damaging local businesses.
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Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.25% | CBC News

The Bank of Canada is keeping its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent to support the economy while keeping inflation near the two per cent target.
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Toronto one step closer to making luxury homebuyers pay more in land transfer taxes | CBC News

It doesn't impact the 98 per cent of people buying homes,
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Ontario premier defends funding to company now being investigated by police | CBC News

Premier Doug Ford defends awarding millions to Keel Digital despite audit-identified irregularities and an OPP investigation while keeping Labour Minister David Piccini in his role.
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Which Stellantis model could replace the Jeep Compass in Brampton? Experts have some ideas | CBC News

The Brampton Stellantis plant faces layoffs after Jeep Compass assembly was moved to Illinois, leaving job losses and controversy over subsidies and unmet commitments.
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Ontario set to open interim science centre next summer at Harbourfront Centre | CBC Accessibility

Ontario will open an interim science centre at Harbourfront Centre next summer with about 86,000 sq ft, far smaller than the previous 568,000 sq ft site.
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Ontario Liberals want province to sell off U.S. liquor and give proceeds to charity | CBC News

Ontario holds about $80 million of U.S. alcohol in storage; sell it and donate proceeds to food banks.
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Tavares' hot start and the small ice make an Olympic case for Maple Leafs' centre

John Tavares remains statistically competitive with Canada's top forwards and merits serious consideration for Team Canada's Olympic roster based on performance and international experience.
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Air Transat, pilots' union have reached tentative deal to avert strike, airline's parent company says | CBC News

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Air Transat pilots union' issues 72-hour strike notice to Montreal-based airline | CBC News

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Air Transat, pilots' union have reached tentative deal to avert strike, airline's parent company says | CBC News

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In a Rare Move, Two Manitoba Hospitals Declared Unsafe for Nurses | The Walrus

Violent assaults against staff at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre have escalated, prompting grey-listing and reflecting high rates of safety incidents and long-term impacts on workers.
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Toronto police officer charged with theft, breach of trust | CBC News

A Toronto police constable is charged with theft after allegedly taking found property instead of logging it; he faces additional charges and has been suspended.
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With thieves after Pokemon cards, GTA collectables shops are ramping up security | CBC News

He said he's put in alarm systems and 24-hour security cameras at his collectable card stores in Ajax and Vaughan. The store's staff have vigorous security training and customers have to buzz in at some entrances, Amendola said. I treat it like a bank essentially, he said. In the past five years, the company has had three break-ins, an armed robbery, and six figures worth of mail fraud and theft, Amendola said.
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Why Co-ops Are the Solution to Our Housing Crisis | The Walrus

Peterborough Co-operative Homes provides affordable, tenant-run co-operative housing since 1979, offering 59 units and income-geared rents supported by federal subsidies.
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Less than half of 'strong mayors' were using powers before Ontario expanded system: reports | CBC News

Less than half of Ontario's strong mayors used their controversial powers before the system expanded to 216 municipalities.
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Metrolinx unveiled its Bowmanville expansion plans to Oshawa council. But it had to keep quiet: councillor | CBC News

The two-year closure of a major street running through Oshawa, Ont., to complete a planned GO train expansion isn't sitting well with residents and councillors in the south end of the city. Provincial transit agency Metrolinx has faced public pressure to release its construction schedule for the Bowmanville expansion project after it delivered a confidential presentation to Durham regional councillors last month.
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Misa, Ravensbergen invited to Team Canada WJC camp

Michael Misa was invited to Canada’s World Junior camp after recovery, joining from an AHL assignment and potentially serving as the team's top forward.
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Toronto could be hit with 10 cm of snow starting overnight Tuesday: weather agency | CBC News

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Contractor who drove snowplow through pro-Palestinian rally no longer doing work for city | CBC News

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Toronto could be hit with 10 cm of snow starting overnight Tuesday: weather agency | CBC News

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Contractor who drove snowplow through pro-Palestinian rally no longer doing work for city | CBC News

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How 'free money' helped low-income workers stay employed | Cornell Chronicle

A modest refundable tax benefit increased employment among low-income workers, especially single parents and social assistance recipients.
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Patients seeking doctors losing faith in Ontario's centralized waitlist | CBC News

Ontario's Health Care Connect waitlist fails many patients as clinics manage separate rosters, causing long queues and leaving people without family doctors.
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Peel police seeking public's help in finding missing Brampton, Ont., woman | CBC Accessibility

Donna is described as white, 5'6, medium build and shoulder length frizzy brown and grey hair. (Supplied by Peel Regional Police) Peel police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a missing woman from Brampton, Ont. Donna, who is 70-years-old, was last seen on Monday at approximately 4:30 p.m. in the area of Queen Street and Chinguacousy Road, Peel Regional Police said in a news release Tuesday.
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Paramilitary "Fitness Clubs." Anti-Trans Crusades. Far-Right Extremism Is Here | The Walrus

B lack-clad white men stand at attention. They chant and hold crude banners with "D.E.I. IS HOW NATIONS DIE" and "MASS DEPORTATIONS NOW" scrawled across them. A man screams through a megaphone about "foreign blood" and "retak[ing] our nation" while his followers intone the words "honour," "heritage," and "triumph." This scene-from a video posted to white nationalist Telegram channels-is footage of a rally held in Toronto on May 3 of this year.
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Health Canada expands recall on Oster toaster ovens that have burned some users | CBC News

Oster toaster ovens with glass French doors recalled after doors can close unexpectedly and cause burns; stop using and request a free clip-on repair kit.
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Canada is courting Asia after a challenging year of trade relations with the Trump administration

Canada is pivoting to expand trade with Asian partners and ASEAN as US negotiations stall and US tariffs on Canadian goods rise.
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Liberals to open new fast track to permanent residency for 5,000 foreign doctors | CBC News

Canada will open 5,000 permanent-residence spots and create a 2026 express-entry category for eligible foreign doctors to address a national doctor shortage.
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How a 'tough on crime' push collides with more overcrowding in Ontario jails | CBC News

Ontario jails face severe overcrowding and rising remand populations, with a sharp 38% increase in incarcerated women and frequent lockdowns.
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Majority of Ontario fraud cases tossed since 2020 due to limited resources: Crowns' association | CBC News

Most Ontario fraud cases since 2020 end with charges stayed or withdrawn due to COVID backlogs, increasing complexity, and chronic criminal-justice resource shortages.
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Mayor proposing system to make TTC free after 47 rides a month | CBC News

TTC riders will ride free for the remainder of a calendar month after 47 trips, via an automatic fare-capping system starting September 2026.
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13 arrested after criminal group operating in Ontario, Quebec dismantled: York police | CBC News

A joint police investigation dismantled a violent criminal group operating in Ontario and Quebec; 13 people face charges and more than 150 charges were laid.
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Ontario will fund hip and knee replacements at 4 private clinics, health minister says | CBC News

Ontario will fund private clinics to deliver up to 20,000 publicly funded hip and knee surgeries over two years to improve timely access.
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Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau make their relationship Instagram official

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau have launched their relationship on Instagram, after the singer posted a photo of the pair smiling cheek to cheek and a video of them eating sushi together while in Japan. Perry's post appeared to confirm the pair are in a relationship, after months of speculation about a possible romance between her and the former Canadian prime minister.
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Toronto hate crime unit investigating removal of Jewish prayer scrolls from doorways of community housing | CBC News

Multiple mezuzahs were removed from doorways of a Toronto seniors housing building, prompting a police hate-crimes investigation and public condemnation.
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Ontario to put $20M towards concrete barriers at daycares | CBC News

Ontario is establishing a $20-million Liam Riazati Memorial Fund to help child-care centres install concrete barriers and improve safety to prevent vehicle intrusions.
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Two San Jose Sharks prospects invited to Canada's World Juniors training camp

Michael Misa and Josh Ravensbergen earned invites to Canada's National Junior Team camp, competing for spots on the IIHF World Junior Championship roster.
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The Leaked Report Pushing Mark Carney Toward the F-35 Fighter Jet | The Walrus

Internal RCAF table favors F-35 over Sweden's Gripen but lacks transparent metrics and may compare unrealized Block 4 capabilities.
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Canada may approve a new oil pipeline. First Nations tribes fear another worst-case scenario'

A grounded tug spilled 110,000 litres of diesel near Bella Bella, devastating Heiltsuk harvesting sites and prompting prolonged compensation battles amid pipeline debates.
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3 takeaways from Leafs-Canadiens: Hildeby, Laughton's efforts squandered, power play remains a mess

Dennis Hildeby made a game-changing breakaway glove save and posted 2.06 goals saved above expected, helping Montreal win 2-1 in a shootout.
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Four youths charged after attempted robbery in Mississauga: Peel police | CBC News

Four youths aged 14 to 17 were charged after an attempted Erin Mills Town Centre robbery; police recovered a stolen Honda CR-V and arrested suspects.
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Magnitude 7.0 earthquake strikes remote area near Alaska-Canada border

A powerful, magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck a remote area near the border between Alaska and the Canadian territory of Yukon on Saturday. There was no tsunami warning, and officials said there were no immediate reports of damage or injury. The US Geological Survey said the quake struck about 230 miles (370km) north-west of Juneau, Alaska, and 155 miles (250) west of Whitehorse, Yukon.
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Two dead after crash on Hwy 400 in Vaughan: OPP | CBC News

A transport truck and passenger vehicle collided on Highway 400 near Major Mackenzie Drive in Vaughan early Sunday, killing two and injuring a third.
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Ontario mayors urge province to declare state of emergency with homelessness, addiction | CBC News

Ontario's largest-city mayors urge a provincial state of emergency and greater funding to address an escalating homelessness, mental health and addiction crisis.
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Have You Heard the One about Kevin O'Leary, Wayne Gretzky, and Danielle Smith Walking into Mar-a-Lago? | The Walrus

In December 2024, when United States president-elect Donald Trump started making implicit threats of annexation, Canadians became suspicious of the outside world. It's not just America that put us on edge. We used to be friends with everyone. Who didn't like Canada? We were peaceful, funny, and everyone's pal. Everyone wanted to sit with us at the United Nations cafeteria.
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This greenspace was once the pride of Parkdale. Now residents say it's a 'wasteland' for coffee cups | CBC News

A Parkdale underpass revitalization has deteriorated into a garbage-strewn neglected strip due to insufficient city cleanup and maintenance.
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As Canadian Weapons Enter Sudan, Activists Decry Canada's Deepening UAE Ties

Canada's $50 billion economic deal with the UAE aims to attract major investment while raising human rights and accountability concerns over UAE-linked abuses in Sudan.
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Canada removes Syria from list of states that support terrorism'

Canada removed Syria and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) from terrorism lists, aligning with U.S. and U.K. moves and citing Syrian government efforts to advance stability.
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Police watchdog investigating after officer shoots man at Danforth Go station | CBC News

An officer-involved shooting at Danforth GO Station left a man with life-threatening injuries while the Special Investigations Unit and Ontario police watchdog investigate.
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