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U.S. customs causes cancellation of some flights departing from Montreal airport
MONTREAL â Montreal-Trudeau International Airport says several flights to the United States were cancelled after U.S. customs authorities temporarily suspended their operations at the airport.
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Ottawa to âeliminateâ streamersâ CanCon payments, provide government funding instead
OTTAWA â The federal government will "eliminate" the financial contribution requirement for streamers set by the CRTC and replace it with government funding, it said in a court document.
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New York police diver testifies about discovery of nine-year-old Montreal girlâs body
A New York State Police sergeant has testified about how officers discovered the body of a nine-year-old Montreal girl submerged in shallow, muddy water last summer.
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Federal government to spend $1.9-billion to replace Via Rail trains, build plant
Trains will replace Via Railâs fleet across the country, except for the Windsor-Quebec City corridor
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No grounds to charge Durham Region officers accused of assaulting lawyer, police say
Toronto say an investigation conducted by another police service has found no grounds to lay criminal charges against officers accused of assaulting a lawyer at the Oshawa, Ont., courthouse earlier this year. OSHAWA â Police east of Toronto say an investigation conducted by another police service has found no grounds to lay criminal charges against officers accused of assaulting a lawyer at the Oshawa, Ont., courthouse earlier this year. Durham regional police say they have received the result...
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DaniĂšle Sauvageau returns to Canadian womenâs hockey team as general manager
Montreal as the next general manager of the national womenâs team Wednesday. She was coach and GM of the Canadian team that claimed gold in Salt Lake City in 2002. Sauvageau will remain the general manager of the Professional Womenâs Hockey Leagueâs Montreal Victoire and fill both roles for the 2026-27 season. But Hockey Canada said in a statement it expects Sauvageau to be a full-time GM and vice-president of hockey operations of the national team starting next year and for the remaining th...
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Video of New Brunswick politicianâs apparent AI use goes viral
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Movie Review: Anthony Bourdain biopic âTonyâ is just an early nibble at a culinary giant
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For 25 years, this man has made shows at NACC look (and sound) good
Behind almost any production at Yellowknife's Northern Arts and Cultural Centre lies the technical hand of Martin Emslander. He's celebrating 25 years at NACC. The post For 25 years, this man has made shows at NACC look (and sound) good first appeared on Cabin Radio.
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'Absolute chaos' as thousands of Moroccan migrants breach Spain's Ceuta border
Spain will deploy its military to restore order at its border with Morocco in Ceuta after thousands of migrants streamed into the tiny Spanish territory.
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Garbage Truck Santa to end 35âyear run after this yearâs Christmas season
Published 4:30 pm Thursday, September 17, 2026 Wayne Henderson, affectionately dubbed Garbage Truck Santa, hops into his truck at Shipyards Park in Whitehorse. (Crystal Schick/Yukon News file) Whitehorse General Hospital had a special off-season visit from Whitehorseâs own Garbage Truck Santa on A...
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B.C. Conservative leader Findlay 'not going anywhere' amid private-eye revelations
Elected leader of the B.C. Conservative Party Kerry-Lynne Findlay speaks during leadership election night in Vancouver, on Saturday, May 30, 2026. British Columbia Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay said Thursday she was ânot going anywhereâ on another day of tumult for the Opposition, roiled...
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Lesa Semmler to leave public office, resigning as NWT health minister
In a statement, she said the decision came âafter considerable and careful reflection.â Lucy Kuptana, the housing minister and Nunakput MLA, will assume temporary responsibility for the health and social services portfolio. A by-election to fill the seat will now be held. The next territorial elec...
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Who is Kerry-Lynne Findlay?
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
successFeds ask court to overturn Tribunal decision on commissioners overseeing child welfare case
Canadaâs justice ministry is requesting a Federal Court review a decision by the Canadian Human... The post Feds ask court to overturn Tribunal decision on commissioners overseeing child welfare case appeared first on APTN News.
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Donât drink tap water, Sambaa Kâe told after toxin found
The Thursday warning from the NWTâs chief environmental health officer upgrades an earlier boil-water advisory. The toxin present, microcystin, âcannot be boiled out of the waterâ and boiling might make things worse, the advisory stated. The GNWT said the initial boil-water advisory was triggered...
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BC Conservatives Are Not Far-Right, Findlay Says as Party Friction Continues
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
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B.C.'s New Polaris mine could fly out gold on up to 15 flights a day
Twilight hangs over the Inlet Raiderâs empty deck as it charges up the river. Its voyage has a single, cargo-free purpose: its crew was hired to find out whether the journey up the Taku River from Southeast Alaska past the B.C. border is possible. If they succeed, this could be one of dozens of tri...
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Maggie Annahatak elected Kangirsuk mayor by 1 vote
Byelection took place Wednesday to replace former mayor Etua Kaukai, who died in July. Maggie Annahatak is the mayor-elect of Kangirsuk after winning a byeleciton race with 59 votes. In Wednesdayâs vote, 123 people out of 337 voted in the byelection to fill the seat of Etua Kaukai who died in July....
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Alberta man sentenced to 12 years in sex assaults
A judge has sentenced a man to 12 years in prison for a series of sexual assaults on vulnerable women at a rural home near Calgary. Richard Robert Mantha was convicted of six offences, including drugging one of his victims, that happened between 2019 and 2023. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail In...
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Mark Carney has announced that Canada's airports will begin accepting private investment, leading to concerns about reduction in service. The post Canadian Labour Congress warns of the cost of airport privatization appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Discovery of baby in homeless camp highlights Quebecâs housing crisis ahead of election
A small homeless camp outside a department store in Montreal in January, 2021.Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press The discovery of a one-year-old child at a homeless encampment in Montreal has put the cityâs worsening housing crisis in the spotlight of Quebecâs provincial election campaign. Montreal...
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Kilikvak Kabloona joins National Council for Reconciliation
She joins Joseph Murdoch-Flowers, an Iqaluit lawyer who has sat on the board since 2025 Kilikvak Kabloona, seen here in a file photo from 2025, has just been named to the National Council for Reconciliation, responsible for tracking reconciliation progress in Canada. (File photo by Arty Sarkisian)...
successMemoir of gender affirmation an important read
"Sincerely, Katherine" tells the story of one transgender woman's journey. The post Memoir of gender affirmation an important read appeared first on rabble.ca.
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What schools can learn from Ontarioâs student cellphone ban
Ontario implemented restrictions on cell phone use in schools for students in 2024.Xavier Lorenzo/iStockPhoto / Getty Images When Ontario introduced restrictions on cellphones in schools that took effect in 2024, the goal was to help students focus and improve their well-being. Students in kinderga...
successArctic Council at 30: Circumpolar cooperation put on thin ice by NATOâs Arctic Sentry
Thirty years ago, there was a vision for peace and progress in the world's arctic region. Today, it is becoming another geopolitical flashpoint between NATO and Russia. The post Arctic Council at 30: Circumpolar cooperation put on thin ice by NATOâs Arctic Sentry appeared first on rabble.ca.
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PQ attacked over federal transfers in economy debate
The Maison de Radio-Canada building is seen in Montreal, on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi MONTREAL - The Parti QuĂ©bĂ©cois was attacked for relying on federal transfers in its fiscal plan during an economy debate Thursday evening. Candidates from Quebecâs five main p...
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Seafood tycoon John Risleyâs art collection to be sold
John Risley, co-founder of Clearwater Seafoods, in Bedford, N.S., in August, 2022.Carolina Andrade/The Globe and Mail Ownership of artworks dominated discussion in a Halifax courtroom Thursday as lawyers debated the next stage in the pending sale of debt-laden investment firm owned by Nova Scotia s...
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Ontario judge rules out jail sentence for billionaire businessman Frank Stronach
Frank Stronach leaves a Toronto court on Friday, June 19, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young TORONTO - Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach will not spend time behind bars after being found guilty of indecent assault in an encounter that took place nearly 50 years ago, an Ontario judge said...
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Filmmaker Georgina Lightning set out to change how Indigenous people were seen and heard
Georgina Lightning was a woman ahead of her time when it came to storytelling, making one of the first feature films about the legacy of residential schools.Ryan Parker/Supplied Georgina Lightning was the first North American Indigenous woman to write, direct, produce and star in a feature film. Sh...
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The Nation-Building Strategy Nobody Can Tariff
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
successAn Indigenous Garden: Food, medicine, memory and a place to healÂ
Behind a student residence at the University of Ottawa, a small garden has become a gathering place for cultural memory and connection. The post An Indigenous Garden: Food, medicine, memory and a place to heal appeared first on APTN News.
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Yoshua Bengio says betting on safer AI systems will pay off
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders LawZero wants the backing of more countries and donors as it tries to show rule-following systems can compete with ChatGPT and Claude MONTREAL â Pioneering AI researcher Yoshua Bengio says more countries need to bet on what he considers to be safer...
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Carney 'welcomes' ambition to become EU's first associate member
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada welcomes the ambition to become the European Union's first associate member, though what exactly that would entail still needs to be defined. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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