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The City of Kingston announced Friday that the Limestone District School Board will build a new elementary school in Westbrook…
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The Blue Jays head on the road to take on the red-hot Astros. Watch the game on Sportsnet and follow…
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The Yankees have agreed to acquire Heliot Ramos from the San Fransico Giants, pending a physical, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports.…
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A former National League MVP has been released. The 39-year-old had a .333/.375/.533 slash line with one home run and five RBIs over nine games with triple-A Gwinnett. He also…
The Bradley Creek wildfire is burning near the same Okanagan Lake shoreline where West Kelowna lost dozens of homes in the devastating McDougall Creek fire of 2023.
Canada’s judo medal sweep at the Commonwealth Games lands months after federal Sport Canada funding for the discipline faced cuts advocates warned could gut the program.
A step-by-step guide to meal-prepping school lunches on a budget — practical tips Canadian families can use to cut grocery costs and morning stress.
WestJet’s flight attendant strike mirrors Air Canada’s 2025 dispute over unpaid ground duty — and Ottawa’s Section 107 back-to-work playbook could repeat.
Canada’s Foreign Influence Registry opens Aug. 4 with $5M fines and 5-year prison terms for non-compliance — here’s how it actually works, beyond the China angle.
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