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Michael Higgins: Canadians are proud, angry and want answers from Parliament
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Conrad Black: Mark Carney puts it all on the line
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Raymond J. de Souza: Hidden for more than 80 years in Canada, Habsburg jewels shine again
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Pete Baklinski: CBC platforms prof who says Clancy killings make case for looser infanticide law
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Geoff Russ: Conservatives have ceded love of Canada to Liberal vanity
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B.C. food giveaway sets Guinness World Record
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Canadaâs tariffs are coming for Michigan â and itâs not just auto plants that will feel the pain
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Mark Carney runs into backlash over push to build Canadian data centres
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UN adopts âmore accurateâ world map with larger Africa and smaller North America, Europe
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âDouble dressedâ windows add personality to home
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Rob Breakenridge: Carney must be honest about the cost of counter-tariffs
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Canadian cities ranked on their perceived safety; how biological males are dominating womenâs golf; and more
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Another golf push cart company is threatened by Canadaâs tariffs on Chinese EVs
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âWeâre taking it very personallyâ: Republican mayor from Lake Ontario city rejects Trumpâs âLake Americaâ
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Survey on perceived safety in cities puts Quebec City on top, Winnipeg at the bottom
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Survey on perceived safety in cities puts Quebec City on top, Winnipeg at the bottom
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Alberta thinks it has a health care fix. Ottawa, as always, is skeptical
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Amy Hamm: Biological males dominating in womenâs golf in B.C and Alberta
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Canada employment down 41,700 in August, jobless rate holds at 6.4%
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OPINION:Â Candidates running in Ontarioâs municipal elections must keep added costs on new homes low
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Cook This: 3 recipes from Everything Delish, including five-layer Mediterranean dip
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Gen Z entrepreneur builds connections with snail mail club
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Colby Cosh: Is Albertaâs separatist movement already waning?
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John Carpay: Hamilton mayor, police violate Charter in crusade against anti-immigration group
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Vincent Geloso: A century ago, Canada tried tariff retaliation. It did nothing
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Avi Benlolo: CBCâs editorial choices around Islamic terror need to be investigated
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Nickelodeonâs slime started with Canadaâs You Canât Do That On Television
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Jamie Sarkonak: Why one manâs migrant-running operation was excused by Canadian officials
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Meet the Indigenous lawyer whoâs shaking up Albertaâs independence movement
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South Korea prepares for possible naval deployment to Strait of Hormuz: reports
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Doug Fordâs PCs hold two ridings, NDP holds another in Ontario byelections
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Trump had nothing to do with U.S. fighter jets pulling out of Toronto air show: organizers
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Lace back in style for home interiors
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Parts of 1986 report on Nazis in Canada must be made public, court rules
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Canada âaffirms sovereigntyâ with new vertical $20 bill featuring King Charles
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Carney avoids Parliament amid trade war; âCanadian politicsâ not behind failure of U.S. talks, PM says; and more
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Ottawa needs to be more transparent about major projects, think tank says
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Trump says his threat to tariff Canadian aircraft started from a conversation with a wealthy friend
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Kate Marland: Kerry-Lynne Findlay failed the Thatcher test very badly
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U.S. abandonment of CUSMA would be severe but survivable for Canada, report finds
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Randall Denley: Itâs not worth a trade war to save Ontarioâs foreign-owned car plants
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Fordâs $25K Lake Ontario sign a costly way to send Trump a message: Taxpayers Federation
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Carney rejects U.S. claim that Canadian politics ended trade talks
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Interior design: A new angle on tile
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Canadians are happier than theyâve been in years, poll finds
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Yuan Yi Zhu: Carneyâs contemptuous jaunt to EU Parliament before Canadaâs
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John Ivison: The truth about why trade talks broke down has yet to be told
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Josh Dehaas: A Carney oil blockade would be playing with fire, even if constitutional
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Weaponizing oil against U.S. will go âbadlyâ: Heather Exner-Pirot
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Opinion: CBCâs refusal to distinguish between terrorism and war shows it canât think critically
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Key government jobs, such as safety inspectors and intelligence analysts, being prioritized by race
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Republican Senator Susan Collins could be one of the first victims of Trumpâs tariff war
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The key to winning the Canada-U.S. trade war is not retaliating, says think tank
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Why latest Carney hire is good news for Beijing; police probe murder of ex-Liberal MPâs employee; and more
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Trump âhappyâ Prince Harry and Meghan have left U.S.
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U.S. admiral compares military action against Canada to fighting extraterrestrials
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Federal government admits two trans inmates charged with sexual assault after transfer to womenâs prisons
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Republicans split on Canada as Trumpâs trade war escalates: polls
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Lutnick says Canadian minister didnât deny trying to âblow upâ negotiations
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Chris Selley: We could have just ignored Trumpâs âLake Americaâ trolling
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Terry Glavin: Carney recruiting Dominic Barton will please Xi Jinping
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U.S. judge rejects bid to break up Googleâs ad business
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Macron meets King Charles before viewing Bayeux Tapestry at start of U.K. visit
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Lake Ontario renamed âLake Americaâ for U.S. users of Apple Maps
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Feds to announce gas tax holiday extension until January
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âYou canât lay bees off.â Canadians will see cheap honey in trade war, but the sting will come
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Iran attacks U.S. sites after American strikes and wedding deaths
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Police investigating murder of employee of ex-MP Raj Grewal, whoâs accused of fraud
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Ketamine-prescribing Ontario doctor suspended after asking patients to waive their right to sue him
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Barry Appleton: Ontario paid for the map that renamed its lake. It shouldnât have
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Eric Kaufmann: It costs Canada millions to discriminate against white male academics
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Colby Cosh: The U.S. president breaks his own laws in waging the trade war
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Marty York: Lawyers bid to block TMU law grads from practicing in Ontario
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Jamie Sarkonak: Judge had no business granting bail to alleged U.S. Consulate shooter
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David Kaufman: WNBA and Met Gala highlight everything wrong with âprogressiveâ institutions
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Accused Charlie Kirk killer pleads not guilty to aggravated murder as he faces possible death penalty
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Iran targets U.S. bases in Middle East in retaliation for earlier attacks
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âInclusiveâ hiring has damaged Canadian research output: report
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Canada-U.S. trade war turns into a war of words; the Trump administrationâs âreally weirdâ meme attacks; and more
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U.S. Senator says Democrats will have a tough time curtailing Trumpâs tariff policy
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Indigenous involvement, Canadian materials required in restoration of 24 Sussex Drive: Ottawa
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John Ivison: Byelections are bedevilling Pierre Poilievre
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âApples and orangesâ: PQ leader not concerned with Bloc loss in federal byelection
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Canadaâs living standards âlanguishingâ behind U.S. as gap in economic performance widens: study
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Pete Hegsethâs post just the latest âfrat boyâ insult to Canada, academics say
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Geoff Russ: Another mushy centrist B.C. party is how David Eby governs forever
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Hereâs what Mark Carney said when asked if we would run in the next federal election
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Tasha Kheiriddin: Liberal byelection sweep cements Carneyâs flag-rallying strategy
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Carney tells U.S. to stop âdoing memesâ and âthrowing shadeâ as war of words escalates
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Adam Pankratz: Ebyâs byelection call traps Conservatives on sinking ship
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Iran president offers U.S. olive branch, hails Russian support
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Marc-Olivier Fortin: Quebec goes âelbows upâ â CAQ could ride anti-Trump voters to victory
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Iâm a good listener but no one ever asks about me. Am I missing something? | Ask Rebecca
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Ătienne A. Beauregard: Could generation Z help save western civilization?
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Joel Kotkin: Carney aligns with the anti-free speech China and EU
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Mohamed Fahmy: Turkeyâs Islamist government sets itself up for a direct confrontation with Israel
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Trump considers using Falkland Islands support as leverage to get U.K. to increase defence spending
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Trump ballroom construction can continue amid legal challenges, U.S. Supreme Court rules
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U.S. treasury secretary taunts Canadian navyâs lack of firepower: âTwo submarines from the Edmonton mallâ
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Carney appoints former envoy to China Dominic Barton to lead investment promotion agency
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Human rights tribunal sides with TMU teaching assistant who decried âdesecration by the Jewsâ
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Afternoon front page: Why Canada needs a U.S. trade deal; top Trump official mocks Canadian navy; and more
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Trumpâs Republican Party blocks CBC/Radio-Canada from convention after 9/11 policy controversy
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All eyes are on ChicoutimiâLe Fjord as Liberals try to add another seat in byelection
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John Ivison: Doug Fordâs veto of a U.S. trade deal cannot stand
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Made in Canada: Five back to school wardrobe staples for the stylish kiddos in your life
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Ontario agencies restore Lake Ontario to their websites after Google Maps updated it to Lake America in the U.S.
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Trump has âreached outâ to Apple about renaming Lake Ontario on its maps
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Kevin Paquette: Quebec Conservative Ăric Duhaimeâs moment is here
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Paroled Toronto sex offender faces new charges of drugging, sexually assaulting woman
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Trump shares Christian groupâs proposal allowing Canadian Jews facing antisemitism to flee to the U.S.
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Book Review: Tyson Stewartâs debut novel a fearless tale of man reconnecting with Anishinaabe origins
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Margareta Dovgal: The economic fantasies of Carney and Trump
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John Galliano withdraws from Met Gala exhibition after antisemitism backlash
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U.S. and Iran exchange attacks as Middle East hostilities reignite
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Diversity is not our strength: Full Comment podcast
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Michael Higgins: Trade war was never about sovereignty
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On the map: âSomewhere outside the city thatâs a little more relaxedâ
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Jack Jedwab: The seeds of todayâs efforts to excuse antisemitism were planted 25 years ago in Durban
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Jamie Sarkonak: Provinces should hit gangs where it hurts â by going after window tint
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Trump threatens NBC reporter with FCC âpunishmentâ over midterm coverage
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Trumpâs inner circle shrinks as senior White House officials resign ahead of midterms
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Trump renaming Lake Ontario âlike something out of Saturday Night Live,â says Ford
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Google changes Lake Ontario to Lake of America for Google Maps users in the U.S.
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Scott Stinson: Donald Trump gives Doug Ford the foil he desperately needed
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Adam Zivo: Jason Arday affair exposed the moral rot of progressives
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Lauren Sacks: Canadian unions should know socialism never ends well
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Geoff Russ: Praying for a friendly U.S. president is a terrible strategy for Canada
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Shawn Whatley: Alberta right to challenge sacred rules of medicare
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The fight for Albertaâs âsoft separatistsâ â the conservatives who want to send Carney a message
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Doug Ford erects sign to remind Donald Trump âitâs Lake Ontario now and foreverâ
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At a Nepal hospital, hope slowly fades days after catastrophe
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Death toll rises to 37 in Russian strike on warehouse near Kyiv
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Trump hits back at New York Gov. Hochul after she rejects âLake Americaâ name
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Does a clear freezie taste as sweet? The foods going colourless because âitâs better for youâ
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Raymond J. de Souza: Trumpâs America is losing its grip
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Economists have some ideas about how to Trump-proof the economy
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Adam Katz: Canada has interests in the Middle East. Itâs time Ottawa defined them
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As she launches her campaign, Quebecâs FrĂ©chette hopes the Carney formula will work twice
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Jamie Sarkonak: Police reprimand of anti-immigration event undermines democracy
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NP View: Fortress North America isnât what Canada needs
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Close to 2,500 missing in Nepal and China after devastating flooding
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âNo Tax on Tipsâ wouldâve helped Las Vegas servers â were it not for a âTrump slumpâ
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U.S. judge throws out confessions of alleged 9/11 mastermind: report
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CBC reverses policy against calling 9/11 a terrorist attack without attribution
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Afternoon front page: What a 9/11 widow has to say to CBC; an unlikely flashpoint in the trade war; and more
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Harvard and MIT scholars head north as Mark Carney offers millions
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Ex-Blue Jay stars sweep doubleheader in multi-million-dollar tax battle against feds
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Adventures in Streaming: Canadian time travel films worth streaming
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Why this Canada-U.S. pipeline has emerged as a midterm election issue in the U.S. Midwest
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Only one thing in Canada is named after Donald Trump. It is a street in Ottawa
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âSad and patheticâ: U.S. politicians condemn Trumpâs renaming of Lake Ontario
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Ben Woodfinden: Donât trust the Democrats. They will tariff us too, just with a smile
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Canadian 9/11 widow âappalledâ by CBC policy against using term âterrorist attackâ
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Harley-Davidson becomes unlikely flashpoint in Canada-U.S. trade war
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âAll of a sudden the rug was pulled outâ: How Coyote vs. Acme went from the shelf to the big screen
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âLake Ontarioâ hat maker sees politics and sales in Trumpâs name change
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Thieves snatch $4 million necklace from Vienna museum before fleeing on foot
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âWonderful, mad chaosâ: Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly talk Season 2 of Dark Matter
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King Harald, âsymbolâ of Norway, dead at 89
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âRan for our livesâ: Tales of survival from Nepal-China disaster
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Two German airport workers die of malaria spread by mosquito on plane
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Iran says getting U.S. diplomacy back on track not impossible
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Cook This: 3 recipes from Honey & Co. Daily, including herby chicken burgers
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Film review: Years in the making, Coyote vs. Acme sings a sad toon
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Raymond J. de Souza: Dolly Parton, the âsongteller,â had a heart as big as her fame
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David Clement: Counter-tariffs will hurt Canadians more than theyâll hurt Trump
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Matthew Taub: Ottawa threatens sanctions on Israeli settlements without testing them legally
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Moumen Al-Natour: In Gaza, demilitarization and deradicalization must go hand-in-hand
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Colby Cosh: Will Ottawa rename Trump Avenue as revenge for âLake Americaâ?
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Rescuers race to save over 100 people still trapped in Nepalese hydropower project tunnel
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Afternoon front page: Trump makes good on Lake America threat; Lutnick says French doesnât matter to America; and more
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FAA aims to fire two LaGuardia air traffic controllers who left work before fatal Air Canada crash
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Chapmanâs Ice Cream replacing 70% of its American ingredients amid trade war
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John Ivison: Hands off the lobster is smart politics
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Rob Breakenridge: Criticizing Carneyâs tariffs is hardly treason
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Michael Higgins: And just like that, the French language is protected âŠ
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What White Houseâs eagle vs. goose post doesnât show â the Canada goose won that fight
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Trump signs executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America
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Could Canada cut off potash to the U.S.? Itâs a âhigh stakes game of chicken,â says an expert
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Suspected arson aimed at Liberal MP is a âcowardly actâ of intimidation, Carney says
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Randall Denley: Ford has capitalized on Trump war, but his bigger challenge will be managing Concession Carney
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LeBlanc âwelcomesâ U.S. comments on French language protections, raises possibility of renewed trade talks
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Nepal flood death toll rises to 359, rescuers search for 1,400 missing people
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After U.S. settlement, European Union says Meta must âprotect our kids tooâ
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Modern living: The coolest aging-in-place home in town
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Marty York: The WNBAâs Sophie Cunningham tells it like it is
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Colby Cosh: Naheed Nenshi is completely fumbling the trade war
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Conrad Black: This is an opportunity Carney, donât squander it
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Stephen Nagy: U.S. trade deal dead until Canada stops being the âUgly Allyâ
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Jamie Sarkonak: Britain warns migrants against rape, but Canada avoids offence
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Opinion: Anti-Zionists minimize antisemitism on Canadian campuses
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The one problem with Canada threatening to cut off U.S. electricity
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Adam Pankratz: The B.C. Conservatives are dissolving before our eyes
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CIA director visits Moscow to caution Russia against attacking NATO nations, testing the alliance: reports
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Almost 700 rogue OpenAI agents executed July cyberattack during testing, led by one of their own
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CBC tells staff not to call 9/11 a âterrorist attackâ
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Nova Scotiaâs new welfare rules exclude tents, cars and trailers
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Alberta premier slams âdisastrousâ proposals to leverage Canadian oil in U.S. trade war
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Afternoon front page: âNo open channelsâ to resume Canada-U.S. trade talks, says Greer; the murky waters of renaming Lake Ontario; and more
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Why is Air Canada still offering passengers American booze?
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A cross-country road trip uncovered a booming illicit nicotine pouch market
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After trade talks collapse, CUSMA review wonât âhappen anytime soon,â says former top negotiator
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Self Care: A quantum facial will leave you refreshed from the inside out
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Preston Manning: Canadians deserve better than a tariff âwarâ
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Ford backs Carneyâs counter-tariffs and says âeverythingâs on the tableâ in tough stance against U.S.
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New study names the best place to ride out a global catastrophe. It isnât Canada
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Prince Harry and family arrive back in Britain, U.K. media reports
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Toilet paper, cutlery and motorcycles among products impacted by Canadaâs counter-tariffs
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Amy Hamm: Carney, release the deal
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Meta, U.S. states agree on $16.7B settlement in landmark teen safety case
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9 million faces exposed in ClarityCheck leak. How many of the photos were Canadian is unknown
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Jesse Kline: Doug Ford is right, time to hit Trump back hard
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Robert Brym: Yes, anti-Zionism is antisemitic
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Anthony Furey: Canada should seize the moment and embrace AI data centres
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Robot dogs are here and theyâre cheap, Canada, but their software still needs a human and their security has flaws
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Robot dogs are here and theyâre cheap, Canada, but their software still needs a human and their security has flaws
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Could Trump really rename Lake Ontario? Yes, but hereâs why he shouldnât
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Carson Jerema: A CanCon War with Trump isnât even the dumbest thing going on
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Carneyâs retaliatory tariffs âare very much a tax on ourselfâ: Trevor Tombe
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Even with tariffs, itâs still cheaper for Americans to buy B.C. wine
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U.S. mulling further trade sanctions after Canadaâs retaliation: White House official
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First two U.S. measles outbreak victims of 2026 were unvaccinated, Pennsylvania officials say
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Doug Ford âgot carried awayâ trading insults with Donald Trump, promises âdifferent approachâ
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Afternoon front page: Canadaâs counter-tariffs revealed; Trump accuses Carney of lying about French language in trade talks; and more
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Country music legend Dolly Parton has died aged 80
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Heather Exner-Pirot: This would be the absolute worst time for export taxes
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Canada has retaliated against Trumpâs tariffs. Should Carney go even further?
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Videos show man with megaphone claiming Jews use âblack magicâ at rally in Toronto
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The worst case scenario for the U.S.-Canada trade war
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Tasha Kheiriddin: The end of free trade is here
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Trump claims Carney lied about trade deal terms, says he âloves French Canadiansâ
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Canada retaliates with dollar-for-dollar counter tariffs on U.S. products
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Heated Rivalry Season 2 adds Daniel Diemer and Shaheen Jafargholi as Ryan and Fabian
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Terry Newman: Israel-haters lose their minds as Montreal passes watered-down motion
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On the map: Marlow rental towers represent âreal city-buildingâ at Bloor and Dufferin
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Trump says U.S. is considering renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America
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Jesse Kline: In the face of tough new tariffs, Carney doubles down on government spending
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J.D. Tuccille: Canada can win at trade by ignoring Trump
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We called off the wedding. It was amicable, except for this: Who gets the ring? | Ask Rebecca
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Mike Fegelman: Iran is losing the war. Canada must help ensure the regime cannot rebuild
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Robin Skies: Canada, letâs keep a cool head in this trade battle
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Canada to announce loans, benefits as part of domestic response to U.S. tariffs: source
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Afternoon front page: Howard Lutnickâs role in the demise of trade talks with the U.S.; Ford and Trump exchange insults; and more on the trade war
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U.S. will make Iran suffer âeconomic asphyxiation,â Treasury Secretary says
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Meet Howard Lutnick: Is this the man who killed the trade talks?
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JD Vance calls Canada a U.S. state in âFreudian slip,â vows to fight back against âridiculous tariffsâ
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What do we know about the reasons Canadaâs trade deal with America fell apart?
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Hereâs how Canada and the U.S. can find an off-ramp and avoid a tariff war
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âOne of the most joyful moments of my lifeâ: Canadian authorâs debut novel chosen for Reeseâs Book Club
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