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Residents of Haines Junction, Yukon, say a staffing shortage at Canada Post has left their post office closed on and off for weeks, with no regular hours.
Transport Canada has hired a Quebec firm to build a basin for dredged sediment near the Wood Islands ferry terminal, with work set to start in November.
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.
The Oklahoma City guard was taken off on a stretcher with 1:14 left; the team has not announced a diagnosis.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba had nine catches for 150 yards as Seattle handed the Chiefs their first loss of the season on Sunday night.
Air Canada’s first nonstop flights between North America and Tenerife began from Toronto on Oct. 25, flown on the Airbus A321XLR.
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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.
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Draft regulations under the Stablecoin Act would set reserve rules, ban interest payments and bar issuers from calling coins legal tender.
A boat carrying 305 people from Djibouti to Yemen capsized on the night of Oct. 8-9. The IOM says 139 are dead, 84 are missing and about 82 survived.
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Ireland’s EU presidency proposed a 141-billion-euro cut to the 2028-2034 budget ahead of the Oct. 15-16 summit. Sweden and the Parliament pushed back.
Soldiers were sent to guard federal buildings in Ottawa on Oct. 12, 1970, a week into the October Crisis, as the FLQ held two hostages in Quebec.
Calgary council voted 14-1 on Sept. 22 to affirm the city’s place in Alberta and Canada. Here is who opposed it and what is on the Oct. 19 ballot.













































