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The B.C. Court of Appeal dismissed a Grand Forks-area flood class action as filed too late, ruling limitation periods are not paused until certification is sought.
Ali Musse scored in the 29th minute as Cavalry FC beat Vancouver FC 1-0 on the final day to win the Canadian Premier League Shield.
Kylian Mbappé scored twice, including an 87th-minute winner, as Real Madrid won 2-1 at Barcelona to cut the La Liga gap to three points.
Hundreds gathered in Old Montreal on Sunday as Notre-Dame Basilica showed its restored façade, the first stage of a $100-million project that has years to run.
Freedom Mobile has rolled out five new Manitoba plans, up to 250GB, and says it is gearing up to switch on its own wireless network in the province.
A 65-year-old relative of Kenya’s first patient died Oct. 23 while in treatment, taking the toll to two among nine confirmed Bundibugyo virus cases.
About 150 youth and chaperones on a graduation cruise were brought ashore safely after their vessel ran aground on a sandbar in Burrard Inlet, RCMP said.
Saskatchewan’s legislature returns Tuesday with a throne speech, and the NDP plans to press Premier Scott Moe on affordability, health care and a Bell data centre.
The Royal Canadian Air Force has taken delivery of two F-35 fighter jets in Phoenix while Ottawa still has not decided how many of the planes it will buy.
Employer groups want costs and red tape assessed before Quebec guarantees three weeks of paid vacation, while the FTQ says it is long overdue.