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Esteemed journalist Lloyd Robertson dies at 92
Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson, who spent more than six decades in the broadcasting industry has died at the age of 92.
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Refunds are on the way for Canadian exporters owed roughly $10 billion from Trump’s illegal tariffs
The United States raked in over $160 billion in gross revenue from tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act
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Complaint against New Brunswick lawyer’s use of AI part of growing trend: experts
The Law Society of New Brunswick alleged that in April 2025, Denis Sawyer submitted a brief in which 10 out of 12 citations were fictitious.
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Antisemitic incidents in U.K. have jumped 21% since start of Iran war: report
The charity reported 1,926 anti-Jewish hate incidents between January and June, including assaults, arson attacks and the stabbing of two Jewish men…
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Lower-priced Australian beef could help stabilize Canadian market
Imported Australian beef, currently selling for well-below Canadian prices at grocery stores in Alberta, could foster competition and stabilize…
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Tasha Kheiriddin: Antisemitic terrorism is a national emergency. Carney needs to act like it
Between the arsons and the targeted gunfire, it's clear that Ottawa has much more to do
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Edmonton homeowners frustrated as their properties erode into infill excavations
With proper shoring not yet in place at an infill development in Edmonton's west end, in the aftermath of a recent storm, the excavation site looked…
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‘Outrageous abuse’: Trump criticized for selling early access to his Truth Social posts
Subscription rates for the service reportedly run from US$60,000 to US$100,000 per month, adding to the billions the president has already allegedly…
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Edmonton couple stuck in Caribbean amid WestJet strike aftermath
An Edmonton couple is stuck in St. Lucia as citizenship status has prevented one of them from taking the flight WestJet wanted to rebook them on,…
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‘A chance’ for Hormuz deal ‘today or tomorrow,’ U.S. official says, as Indian ship sinks in Red Sea
Underlining the volatile situation, a crew member was listed missing Tuesday on a merchant ship attacked in Hormuz, while another ship was sunk in a…
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Former Iranian conscripts seeking asylum in Canada fear deportation
An immigration lawyer says many Iranian men in Canada are facing deportation for having formerly served in the Iranian military as a conscript.
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Afternoon front page: What is really happening with the Conservative ‘infighting’; Trump suggests punishment coming over Canada’s wildfires; and more
Catch up on the stories we’re following today
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Massive Pear Lake wildfire devastates Clinton ranch as owner fights flames
Barb Edmonson stayed behind to fight the fire when it threatened the Firefly Ranch in Clinton. She said the ranch is her life and she couldn't just…
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Federal surtax on cheap wood imports good first step, but more needed, industry says
'This is just unfair trading — below fair market value pricing. It's just predatory, and we're just asking for a level playing field,' Luke Elias said
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The Curator: 10 best leakproof lunchboxes to keep food fresh
These picks from Bentgo, Yumbox, Simple Modern and more make mealtime a little more fun (and a lot less messy).
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Ottawa should squash some strikes before they start, employer group suggests
Labour minister should be able to force preemptive binding arbitration, says Derrick Hynes, head of the Federally Regulated Employers —…
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Photos show Bradley Creek wildfire destruction as resident describes losing everything
Amber Cardenas has lived on the Okanagan Indian Band reserve for about 12 years and she and her family were forced to flee the fast-moving Bradley…
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U.S. State Department to close Winnipeg consulate among other foreign missions
The closure will see the United States reduce its number of consulates in Canada from seven to six
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U.S. revokes Brazil ambassador’s visa amid ongoing spat with Lula
The U.S. State Department said the decision was retaliation for Brazil’s denial of visas for American diplomats and Brazil’s stalling on approving…
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Manitoba RCMP respond to possible drowning of Alberta man in Nelson River
Manitoba RCMP and a private diving company are searching a portion of the Nelson River near the Kelsey Generating Station for James Redmond, a…
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