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Finland’s federation is seeking a common front as the IIHF weighs a sports court ruling that could put Russia at the world juniors in Alberta.
A pink Panthers jersey, a pig in Carolina and brown in Boston: here is every NHL Hometown Remix jersey unveiled Monday, what inspired it and when it debuts.
Oil splatter in Edmonton, northern lights in Winnipeg and a 1927 tribute in Toronto: what each Canadian NHL team’s Hometown Remix jersey means and when it hits the ice.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said Nov. 2 that Washington will mediate working-level talks between Kyiv and Moscow in Abu Dhabi, with a Brussels meeting on security guarantees this week.
Looking for a Canadian-made food gift with real flavour? Jerk and coconut curry sauces and frozen Rolliis from B.C.’s family-run Maureen Simon Foods start under $6 and make an easy Caribbean hamper.
The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada will require a federal review of St Barbara’s 15-Mile Processing Hub Project on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore.
Newfoundland and Labrador will send one-time cost-of-living cheques to seniors 65 and older, based on individual income, costing more than $64 million.
Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne told senators Monday that Bill C-22 still needs changes to narrow what police can demand from service providers.
The federal contracts register listed a $253-million Treasury Board deal really worth $2.5 million at signing. Treasury Board says the two inflated records are now corrected.
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The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada will require a federal review of St Barbara’s 15-Mile Processing Hub Project on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore.
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Trump answered no when asked about post-election strikes on Iran, after a report that Netanyahu pressed him to act. Israel denies pressing him.
A Federal Court judge says Ottawa has shirked its duties under a 1997 treaty land deal with 21 Manitoba First Nations, calling the delay “not reconciliation.”
Over 40 million Kurds remain the largest ethnic group without a country of their own. Nick Kossovan asks why Western outrage rallies for Palestinian statehood but stays silent on Kurdistan.
Canada’s goods surplus with the U.S. nearly doubled to $11.2 billion in August as American firms moved shipments ahead of new tariffs, and TD expects a reversal.
The winning numbers for the Tuesday, Oct. 6 Lotto Max draw were 11, 12, 22, 31, 32, 46 and 50, with bonus number 7. The next jackpot is an estimated $80 million.
Republican Mike Rogers, running in a toss-up Michigan Senate race, released an ad calling for an end to the tariff war with Canada, a shift from his earlier stance.














































