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Poilievre signals a new tone for return to House

After winning a byelection that will return him to the House of Commons, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre signalled a new tone, including an openness to working with other parties.

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Quebec court decision reveals RCMP keeps media flagged as child porn

The RCMP receives suspected child pornography, but the majority of what’s flagged are people’s personal photos. A man’s lawyer argues the RCMP’s online data collection techniques, which involve storing those images, are unconstitutional.

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Inflation cools, except at the grocery store

Canada’s overall inflation rate dropped in July thanks largely to lower gas prices, but grocery prices increased twice as fast as other consumer products.

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Transport trucks fuelling surge in cocaine smuggled into Canada

Canadian police say they are seeing an unprecedented amount of cocaine being smuggled into Canada, and a CBC News analysis shows a sharp rise in seizures from commercial trucks.

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Travellers at Ottawa airport relieved that Air Canada strike is over

The airline reached a deal with the flight attendants' union in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Operations will resume, but delays are expected for the next little while.

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Wildfire evacuees uncertain about the start of the school year

An N.L. elementary school has been destroyed by wildfire. Now, with other schools in the region being used as hubs for firefighters and evacuees, parents and children remain uncertain about the start of the school year.

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Concordia students hold history-making rocket launch on Cree territory

A collaboration between Concordia University students in Montreal and a Cree community in northern Quebec resulted in a first-of-its-size rocket launch by a student team, even though it fell short of space.

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Residents call for help to ‘save what’s left’ after wildfire

Newfoundland’s largest fire has already destroyed more than 100 homes, with some residents praying for more rain and calling for more resources to protect their communities.

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What a federal wildfire strategy could look like

Another relentless wildfire season across Canada has led to calls for the federal government to change how it reacts and responds, including organizing resources and becoming more proactive with fire mitigation strategies.

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Study: Walkable cities linked to health benefits for some residents

A new study in Nature found when people moved from less walkable cities to more walkable ones, they increased their levels of physical activity and saw health benefits.

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Unpaid work key issue for flight attendants in Air Canada talks

Air Canada says it wants the federal government to force binding arbitration as negotiations stall with the union for its flight attendants and flight cancellations soon become a reality.

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Border security frustrations mount after jet ski crossing

Leaders across levels of government are demanding more supports to keep international crossings secure, as an alleged illegal border crossing into Michigan continues to be investigated by law enforcement.

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Vancouver Island wildfire continues to grow out of control

The Mount Underwood fire jumped to 21.56 square kilometres (2,156 hectares) Wednesday morning, and is burning

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Four St. John’s brush fires intentionally set, police believe

Police in Newfoundland are investigating multiple suspicious brush fires in downtown St. John’s believed to be intentionally set by one person, as three out-of-control wildfires continue to burn across the Avalon Peninsula.

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Air Canada to start grounding flights, leaving travellers scrambling

Air Canada says it will gradually start suspending some flights if no deal is reached between the airline and the union representing its flight attendants.

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Ottawa Police investigating 'hate-motivated' assault on Muslim woman

A Muslim woman was assaulted and threatened in a "hate-motivated incident" on an OC Transpo bus in Kanata Monday afternoon, police say. A local leader says the community is left with questions.

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Man able to see again through his tooth

For the first time, a Canadian doctor performed tooth-in-eye surgery to restore the vision of a man who’d been blind for 21 years. The intensive involves removing a tooth, inserting a plastic lens and stitching it into the patient's eye ...

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How doctors are using AI in the exam room

The Quebec government says it’s launching a pilot project involving artificial intelligence transcription tools for health-care professionals, with an increasing number saying they cut down the time they spend filling paperwork.

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What to pack in a ‘go bag’ in case you need to evacuate from wildfires

If you’re under an evacuation alert, take your bag with you anytime you leave your house, because you can’t go back to get it if an evacuation order happens while you’re away.

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Wildfire near St. John’s puts thousands under evacuation order, alert

Thousands of people are under an evacuation order or alert around St. John’s as a wildfire gets dangerously close to the city and more fires are sparked throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. A fast-growing fire also has people on edge ne...

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Out-of-control wildfire in N.B. grows to 1,120 hectares

An out-of-control wildfire near Miramichi, N.B., has grown to 1,120 hectares in size as the province continues to fight 12 wildfires. Only the Miramichi and Moncton-area fires are considered out of control.

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A museum carries on where PEI's long-gone train tracks used to end

For people taking the train across Prince Edward Island more than a century ago, Elmira was the end of the line. Now the service is long gone, but the station at the northeastern tip of the Island carries on, as a museum.

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Canada’s military members are getting a raise

Members of the Canadian military are getting a pay raise of up to 20 per cent, as the federal government looks to boost recruitment and retention in the ranks.

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Protesters demand cancellation of MAGA musician's concert in Saskatoon

Around 100 people stood outside Saskatoon city hall Friday holding signs calling for the city to revoke controversial American musician Sean Feucht’s permit to perform at Diefenbaker Park.

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Early menopause linked to Alzheimer's risk, say scientists

Early menopause under the age of 40 could raise the risk for women to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's, according to several recent studies. The disease disproportionately affects women over men.

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Cumberland House women spreading awareness for Saskatchewan River

Water advocates Denise McKenzie and Veronica Favel from Cumberland House Cree Nation in Saskatchewan are travelling across the province to raise awareness of the harmful effects of dams on the Saskatchewan River delta.

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Working out in smoke or smog? Here's what that does long-term

If you're exercising during an air quality advisory, you might not feel the effects right away. Omar Dabaghi-Pacheco asks a respirologist what bad air does to our bodies.

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How the hotel industry is trying to fight human trafficking

Human trafficking is a problem across the country, but especially in the province of Ontario, where there are more cases than the national average. Here's how one sector is doing its part to crack down on the crimes.

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Okanagan Falls to become B.C.'s newest municipality

Okanagan Falls will soon become B.C.'s newest municipality. Residents voted to incorporate it earlier this year, but the change could come with a whole new identity.

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Veteran police officer faces trafficking, indignity to human remains charges

A 22-year veteran Winnipeg Police Service constable has been charged with numerous offences, including drug trafficking, stealing police ammunition, sharing police information, breaking and entering to commit extortion, trying to convinc...

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