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“Indigenous Couple Unearths Ancient Petroglyphs in Northern B.C.”

A couple, Rick and Jeanie McLean, members of the Tahltan Nation, stumbled upon significant stones during a beach outing, shedding light on historical connections...

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A British sociologist, Jason Arday, who recently stepped down from his position at the University of Cambridge amidst plagiarism allegations and media scrutiny, was discovered deceased on Friday. Arday, who made history as Cambridge's youngest Black...

“Canada, U.S. Struggle to Reach Tariff Deal Amid Deadline”

Canada and the United States are still at odds during ongoing negotiations for a tariff agreement as the deadline set by U.S. President Donald Trump approaches, according to insider information. The federal government is not optimistic...

“Arson Threat: BC Facing Risk of Deliberately Set Wildfires”

More than 500 wildfires in British Columbia have been labeled as arson or suspicious over a decade, with wildfire authorities cautioning that intentionally set fires can be extremely damaging given the province's current hot and dry...

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In his first exclusive interview with a Canadian news outlet since trade negotiations ceased, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discussed with CBC News chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton. Greer expressed confidence in the deal reached before...

“Canada Adjusts Tariffs: Seafood Removed, Copper Added”

The Canadian government has adjusted its list of counter-tariffs, removing seafood and fish products while adding copper wire and charcoal to maintain equal measures against the U.S. Finance Canada announced the removal of seafood products late...

“Canada Welcomes U.S. Shift on French Language Issues”

Canada's Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc expressed approval of the United States' decision to retract its stance on French language and culture issues. This change in position followed U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer's statement to CBC News...

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“Indigenous Couple Unearths Ancient Petroglyphs in Northern B.C.”

A couple, Rick and Jeanie McLean, members of the Tahltan Nation, stumbled upon significant stones during a beach outing, shedding light on historical connections between neighboring nations. Rick, a former Tahltan chief, and Jeanie, a former...
Since mid-July, Fisheries and Oceans Canada has reported that approximately one million chum salmon have migrated into the Yukon River from the Bering Sea. Despite this influx, experts caution that this rise in numbers does not...

“Alberta Grizzly Bear Deaths Surge in Wildlife Management Program”

The Alberta government has reported a significant increase in the number of grizzly bears killed by hunters authorized through the province's Wildlife Management Responder Network in recent months. Out of the 13 grizzly bears killed this...

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“Indigenous Couple Unearths Ancient Petroglyphs in Northern B.C.”

A couple, Rick and Jeanie McLean, members of the Tahltan Nation, stumbled upon significant stones during a beach outing, shedding light on historical connections...

“Grim Discovery in Eastern Ontario Unfolds”

Earlier this week, authorities revealed that the remains of a third individual, Lawrence Bertrim, were discovered on a rural property located north of the...

“Washington Mystics Extend Home Streak, Eliminate Toronto Tempo”

Kiki Iriafen led the Washington Mystics to a 93-82 victory over the short-handed Toronto Tempo on Wednesday night, recording 21 points and 13 rebounds....

“Trump Urges Acceptance of Higher Gas Prices to Curb Iran Nukes”

U.S. President Donald Trump called on Americans to embrace marginally higher gasoline prices to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He indicated intentions to...

“Former Kosovo President Thaçi Guilty of War Crimes”

A court supported by the European Union found former Kosovo president Hashim Thaçi guilty of four war crimes committed during Kosovo's bid for independence...

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“Tiafoe Upsets Auger-Aliassime in Cincinnati Open”

Montreal's rising tennis star Felix Auger-Aliassime faced a defeat against American Frances Tiafoe with a score of 6-3, 6-4 in the fourth round of...

“Tragic Death of Black Cambridge Professor Amid Plagiarism Controversy”

A British sociologist, Jason Arday, who recently stepped down from his position at the University of Cambridge amidst plagiarism allegations and media scrutiny, was...

“Yukon River Sees Surge in Chum Salmon Migration”

Since mid-July, Fisheries and Oceans Canada has reported that approximately one million chum salmon have migrated into the Yukon River from the Bering Sea....

“EU Paves Way for Canada as Associate Member”

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed Europe's interest in paving the way for Canada to become an "associate member" of the European...

“Retired 911 Dispatcher Urges Better Emergency Preparedness”

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“Canada Dominates Philippines in FIBA Pre-Qualifying Tournament”

The Canadian senior women's basketball team dominated the Philippines with a commanding 85-38 victory on Wednesday at the FIBA Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament held in...