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Saved from trash in 1980s, these photos are going home to Kugaaruk
Ontario man solves Arctic photo mystery with help from amateur historian in Tennessee In his Peterborough, Ont., home, Jim Miller displays some of the nine photo plaques depicting life in Kugaaruk in the mid 1960s that he seeks to return to Nunavut this week. His grandmother preserved them from the...
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As the NWT warms, is more commercial agriculture the right move?
A new study explores how warming climate conditions could make agricultural expansion possible in the southern NWT. By looking at projected growing days, drought and soil conditions, they found growing crops in this area could be profitable within the ânearâ future â meaning 2036 to 2065. Much of t...
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Montreal West Island residents demand faster municipal action after June flooding
Residents wait outside the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough hall in Montreal before an evening council meeting, where many called on elected officials to move more quickly to address recurring flooding in the area, Monday.Charlotte Glorieux/The Canadian Press More than 100 residents gathered outside the...
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Yellowknifeâs Sikh community now has a place of worship
The Yellowknife Sikh Society, which recently registered as a non-profit organization, has spent months trying to find a location where residents can come together for religious services. The gurudwara is currently open from 5-7am and 7-9pm daily. The group hopes to extend those hours once more volu...
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Vigilantisme : un délinquant sexuel ciblé au Canada deux ans avant son arrestation
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âWorking past exhaustion in extreme heatâ: migrant farm workers rally in Toronto
This summer, Ontarians were warned to stay inside as humidex values climbed to 48 C in parts of the province and wildfire smoke made for some of the worst air quality in the world. But many migrant farm workers were told to keep working. âI have had more than one heat stroke because there is no sha...
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Nasdaqâs crackdown tests Canadaâs bet on small public companies
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders Tougher U.S. delisting rules could strengthen Canadaâs hand as the two countries diverge on how they regulate microcap stocks Nasdaqâs move to push its smallest companies off the stock exchange could give Canada a new selling point in the global co...
successYears after the pandemic, MPs are divided on hybrid Parliament rules
During the pandemic, members of Parliament began voting and attending committee meetings from home. Six years later, Parliamentarians are divided over whether those hybrid rules should remain in place.
rss_onlyConservative MP Frank Caputo joins North Vancouver â Capilano hopeful Stephen Curran to reiterate call to list Iranian-backed militia group as terrorist entity
Whatâs happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day.
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Bigger deals boost Canadian VC investment in bumper start to the year
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders The first half of 2026 was a busy time for Canadian VC deals, with the rise in investments driven by a clutch of large financings Venture capital investment in Canadian companies is up so far this year compared to 2025, marking the first increase i...
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The volunteer turning childrenâs radiation masks into works of art
By transforming the rigid thermoplastic shells into animated masks, Marilyn Kimuraâs designs are bringing comfort to what can otherwise be a scary experience Before five-year-old cancer patient Karter Bourgeault began treatment, a volunteer at Edmontonâs Cross Cancer Institute spent hours painting...
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Morning Update: Candidates line up for Canadaâs embassy in Beijing
Good morning. Sources shed a little light on Ottawaâs process to find a new envoy to Beijing. More on that below, along with updates on WestJet resuming operations and how to include fun on your agenda. Martin Cauchon is pictured in 2015 in Quebec City.Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press Three so...
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CONCACAF targets Infantino after FIFA shelves World Cup privatization planÂ
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism FIFA president Gianni Infantino came under increasing fire from continental governing bodies on Saturday despite scrapping a widely-derided plan to allow private investment in the World Cup. European footballâs governing body UEFA had led the opposition...
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Training the U.K. âsurgeons of the futureâ using robots
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism Pulling his face away from an immersive 3D headset looking deep inside a patientâs lung, doctor Sasha Stamenkovic recounted the final steps of an operation using robots to remove a tumour. âWeâve done some very, very intricate operating today,â said the...
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Summer byelections a test of federal partiesâ strengths
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism The Liberals entered Parliamentâs summer break with a majority, but political analysts say this time could prove to be a key test for the governing party â and the Conservatives and NDP. The results of three byelections on Aug. 31 â two of which are in...
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Family history is critical to health. A new study shows how to collect it better
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism A new study suggests family doctors may be missing valuable patient information when they only gather health histories during busy appointments. Researchers found that Toronto doctors could get a dramatically better picture of patientsâ family health hi...
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This Canadian couple was billed thousands for their surrogate's questionable expenses â including alcohol. Now, they're suing
Kasparian and Cohen, seen at home in Montreal, say they were promised their surrogacy would be âas seamless, stress-free and successful as possible.â Kristina Kasparian and Jeremy Cohen, seen here at home in Montreal, say they were promised their surrogacy would be âas seamless, stress-free and suc...
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Ă MontrĂ©al, le TraitĂ© de la Grande Paix sort de lâombre
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des tĂ©moins pour recueillir certaines de vos donnĂ©es et les utilisons afin dâamĂ©liorer votre expĂ©rience et de vous prĂ©senter des contenus et des publicitĂ©s personnalisĂ©s. Si vous nâĂȘtes...
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Repeated flooding, few answers drive Montreal West Island residents to demand action
Residents wait outside the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough hall in Montreal before an evening council meeting, where many called on elected officials to move more quickly to address recurring flooding in the area, Monday, Aug. 3, 2026.  Sandbags are shown next to the basement window of a home in the M...
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BC Just Spent $74,900 to Kill a Single Wolf in the Kootenays
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When Business Remembers Its Purpose
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Abuse Calls from Women Spiked During World Cup. Officials Were Warned
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BCâs Involuntary Care Practices Are Unconstitutional, Court Rules
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CBCâs progressive bias revealed: What 6 years of corrections by the public broadcaster show
A screen in the lobby of a CBC building in Toronto, Jan. 20, 2025. Cole Burston/The Canadian Press. The CBC can be forgiven for breathing a prolonged sigh of relief. After Mark Carneyâs Liberals won the 2025 election, the federal government increased CBCâs budget by $150 million, in part to help âc...
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Canada plus AI data centres equals prosperity and securityâso whatâs the hold up?Â
This photo shows a Meta data center in Dublin, Ireland, Oct. 16, 2024. Bram Janssen/AP Photo. Canada has long struggled to capture the full value of its natural advantages. We too often export raw lumber rather than finished wood products, crude oil rather than refined petroleum products, and criti...
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