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Cole Caufield’s overtime winner lifted Montreal past Ottawa in the Senators’ preseason opener, as four other NHL clubs also played on a busy Monday slate.
Toronto’s Altis Labs raised US$25M in Series A funding to expand AI that flags cancer drug effects up to 26 months before standard trial results.
On Sept. 22, 1877, five First Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy signed Treaty 7 with the Crown at Blackfoot Crossing, ceding land across southern Alberta.
Trump wants to buy potash from Belarus instead of Canada. Sask. Premier Scott Moe calls it ‘blood potash,’ citing the sanctioned supplier’s history.
Bill S-2 would end a rule that strips Indian status after two generations without status parents. A House committee has not met on it since May.
Ovechkin will miss a Capitals game with a lower-body injury, Kevin Hayes retires after 12 NHL seasons, plus what’s ahead for the Oilers Tuesday.
A telecommunications failure at a Philadelphia air traffic facility grounded thousands of flights Monday, forcing Prime Minister Mark Carney to miss a UN roundtable as world leaders gathered in New York.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay quit as BC Conservative leader as her caucus split in half, with one MLA tied to an RCMP probe now sitting with a new centrist party.
Ottawa tabled Bill C-39 promising to uphold Indigenous rights while fast-tracking major projects, but the AFN says key fall priorities remain unmet.
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