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Tickets for Canada vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina removed from resellers’ sites hours before match
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Alberta picks University of Calgary to explore economic impacts of separation ahead of fall referendum
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Manitoba First Nation declares state of emergency due to drugs and the resulting violence
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Toronto’s FIFA Fan Festival cancelled due to severe weather
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Gordie Howe Bridge opening delayed at U.S. request, Carney says
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Ontario hockey community mourns slain Toronto police officer, an admired youth coach
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Ottawa mayor declares June 11 ‘Robert Fife Day’ to honour veteran journalist
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Calls grow for Ottawa to change Indian Act
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Alberta files appeal on separatist petition ruling
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Greg Mercer on FIFA’s costly contract demands of World Cup cities
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New Quebec law allows people to access romantic partner’s domestic violence history
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SeatGeek and StubHub added to Ontario’s consumer beware list over new ticket rules
The province implemented a ban on re-selling tickets above face value in April
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Quebec bans energy drinks for children under 16
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Pubs careful to avoid World Cup trademark trouble
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Toronto bars wary of World Cup trademark trouble
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Canadian mother sues OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT encouraged daughter’s suicide
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Quebec lowers electric vehicle sales target again
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Toronto police say officer who was shot has died
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Grok AI chatbot violated Canadian privacy law, watchdog says
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Gordie Howe Bridge opening delayed as Canada, U.S. take time to resolve ‘outstanding issues’
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Toronto police officer shot while conducting search warrant operation
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Time magazine to launch Canadian version in partnership with Toronto-based ArtsHouse
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Majority of crime guns traced by RCMP came from within Canada, internal reports show
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