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2026 Winter Olympics: Fans react to another Canada-U.S.A. women's gold-medal game matchup, as Marie-Philip Poulin makes history
It was a little bumpy, but thanks to some historic goal-scoring from Marie-Philip Poulin, the Canadian women's hockey team yet again go for gold against the U.S.
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2026 Winter Olympics Day 10 recap: Team Canada's Megan Oldham captures big air gold as women's hockey reaches the gold-medal game
Day 10 of the 2026 Winter Olympics saw Canada win its second gold as Megan Oldham flew high in big air, and it's a Canada-USA women's hockey final again
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Winter weather returns to B.C. after South Coast snow drought
Better late than never as winter will finally appear in southern B.C. Snow is forecast across the Lower Mainland and Interior regions this week. Stay prepared for cooler temperatures and changing road conditions.
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Calgary senior dies after being struck by tractor trailer, police say
A man in his 70s is dead after being struck by a tractor trailer in the 200 block of Panatella Hill N.W. on Monday morning — the second pedestrian fatality in 24 hours, according to Calgary police.Police say the man was in a marked crosswalk when he was struck by a tractor trailer as it was backing up to unload cargo.The man was rushed to the hospital, but succumbed to his injuries.The incident is Calgary’s seventh traffic fatality in 2026 and the third involving a pedestrian, police said. "I th
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Advocate urges feds to update equity act, settle class action with Black employees
OTTAWA — An advocate is urging the federal government to update equity legislation for Black employees and to drop its fight against a discrimination lawsuit that has cost more than $15 million so far.
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NewsGet ready for return of winter in Alberta with heavy snowfall in forecast
After weeks of unseasonably warm weather, temperatures are set to dip and snow is on the way in Alberta, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.The weather agency has issued special weather statements across much of the province.Snow is going to begin moving in Monday evening across southern and central Alberta, and that will continue through Tuesday, said Janelle Gergely, a meteorologist with Environment Canada."Snowfall amounts are going to vary considerably from place to place," G
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RCMP say investigation of shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School completed
TUMBLER RIDGE — The yellow tape that surrounded Tumbler Ridge Secondary School where five students and an educator were killed last week has come down as police said they've completed the examination of the scene.
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Anand says 'regime change' in Iran would be required for restarting diplomatic ties
OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Canada will not re-establish ties with Iran until "regime change" takes place in Tehran.
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Ukrainian emergency visa holders expected to return after war: immigration department
OTTAWA — Canada's immigration department says it still expects Ukrainians who fled the war with Russia to return to their home country once the conflict ends.
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Quebec auto board lied about cost overruns for online platform, inquiry finds
QUÉBEC — A public inquiry has concluded that Quebec's automobile insurance board lied to the provincial government to conceal exploding costs in the creation of the agency's online platform.
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This Week in Sports: Team Canada secures Olympic gold medal in Milan, McDavid starts a historic run, Vicky Mboko cracks top 10
Fear not, Canadian sports fans, we have all the good, bad, weird and viral news you need to stay up-to-date. Let's dive in
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'America's Next Top Model' Netflix documentary's shocking, disturbing moments — 'Her behaviour doesn’t change'
The most shocking, disturbing and emotional moment from the Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model Netflix documentary, with Tyra Bank, Jay Manuel, Miss J and Nigel Barker.
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Police tape down in Tumbler Ridge as shooting victim is honoured 14,000 km away
TUMBLER RIDGE — On a cold grey morning, residents of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., made their way to their churches' first Sunday services since the recent shootings in the tiny community in which nine people died.
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'The Rip' star Lina Esco says Ben Affleck, Matt Damon working with 'class and humbleness' sets a high standard
The Rip star, Lina Esco, reflects on starring in one of Netflix's most popular movies, what she learned from the TV show S.W.A.T., and her activism for gender equality and animal rights.
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'Absolute tragedy': Toddler dies after collision involving Jeep in southwest Calgary
Calgary police say a toddler has died after being struck by a vehicle in southwest Calgary.Police said the collision happened Sunday around 4:30 p.m. at the intersection of Horton Road S.W. and Hull Avenue S.W., just by Macleod Trail.The toddler was hit by a Jeep Cherokee turning into the intersection at a marked crosswalk while in a stroller being pushed by two adults, neither of whom were injured, police said.At around 6 p.m., police reported the child was dead.Police said the driver remained
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Snowy, icy winter storm targets southern Ontario
A broad Montana low will track across Ontario on Wednesday after impacting the Prairies earlier in the week, spreading some complex and mixed precipitation signals
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Blizzard conditions possible as snow returns to the Prairies
An abrupt return to winter is on the way to the Prairies this week, with a swath of heavy snow and blustery wind gusts expected.
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Quebec Liberal Party welcomes new leader Charles Milliard
TROIS-RIVIÈRES — About 600 people welcomed Charles Milliard as the new head of the Quebec Liberal Party in Trois-Rivières on Sunday, days after he was acclaimed in a leadership race that no one else joined.
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Hundreds of thousands march in Toronto rally in support of Iran protests
TORONTO — Hundreds of thousands of people marched down Yonge Street to the beat of drums and chants of “King Reza Pahlavi” at a rally Saturday in North York, as similar protests took place in major cities around the world.
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Beijing drops visa requirement for Canadian tourists, business visitors to China
OTTAWA — China is dropping its visa requirement for Canadian tourists and business visitors, a move that has boosted the spirits of Vancouver travel agents following Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to put relations with Beijing on a better footing.
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Scientists work to uncover rare Mediterranean hurricanes
Medicanes can pose a serious hazard to coastal communities in the eastern Mediterranean Sea
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2026 Winter Olympics: Fans in awe as Team Canada men's hockey team demolishes France 10-2
The Canadian men's hockey team went out of their way to embarrass France on Sunday. Fans were most pleased
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Alberta RCMP receive more reports of people with weapons after Tumbler Ridge shooting
EDMONTON — Mounties in Alberta say there's been an uptick in calls for people with a weapon and school lockdowns since the mass school shooting in Tumbler Ridge.
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Canada seals deal on EU defence procurement as Munich summit tests transatlantic ties
OTTAWA — Canada has officially signed onto the European defence procurement program it announced it would join last summer, as Washington's upending of geopolitics overshadows the world's top security conference.
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Carbon's hidden superpower: How extreme warming can trigger an ice age
Global warming could eventually bring about a new ice age on Earth, aided by organic carbon buried in the deep ocean, according to a 2025 study
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2026 Winter Olympics: Did Sweden set up surveillance to catch Canada cheating? Fans weigh in as curling controversy deepens
The curling controversy of Canada's "double-touching" that has gripped the 2026 Winter Olympics is spiralling out of control
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Winter finally shows up in southern B.C. with first bout of snow for many
Better late than never as winter will finally appear in southern B.C. Snow is forecast across the Lower Mainland and Interior regions this week. Stay prepared for cooler temperatures and changing road conditions.
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Research highlights disparities in breast cancer care for Black women in Canada
While Canada has made progress in decreasing overall breast cancer mortality, disparities remain for Black women. Research and community-led programs show that equitable health care is not only about reducing barriers to accessing tests and treatments, it is about being seen, heard and believed.
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Canada signs agreement for defence cooperation with Denmark
Canada's defence minister has signed an agreement at an international security forum to strengthen co-operation with Denmark on defence matters.
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2026 Winter Olympics Day 9 recap: Kingsbury claims Canada's first gold medal of Milan Games, as men's hockey team destroys France
Day 9 of the 2026 Winter Olympics was one to remember with Mikaël Kingsbury claiming Canada's first gold of the Games and the men's hockey team destroying France
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The blizzard that caused an avalanche in St. John’s, Nfld.
Five people died when a deep snowpack gave way at the top of a hill in a steep St. John’s neighbourhood
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Historic warmth has blanketed the Prairies so far in February
Temperatures averaged more than 10 degrees above average through the first half of the month
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Tumbler Ridge, B.C., teacher says he knew school staff would protect students
TUMBLER RIDGE — A teacher who helped to protect his students at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School when a killer began shooting says he never felt alone and knew all the staff were doing their best to shelter and protect the children.
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What we know about the victims in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
TUMBLER RIDGE — Details have emerged about the eight people killed and two seriously injured in the mass shooting at a high school and a home in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Here's what is known:
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2026 Winter Olympics: Marie-Philip Poulin ties Hayley Wickenheiser for most goals in women's hockey at the Games
Marie-Philip Poulin returned from injury to inspire the women's hockey team to a quarterfinal victory over Germany, and she tied an Olympic record on the way
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Canada and Germany sign declaration of intent to grow AI field together
OTTAWA — Canada and Germany have signed a joint declaration of intent to work together on growing the field of artificial intelligence.
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2026 Winter Olympics: Canadian men's curling team accused for second time of 'double touching' the rock against Switzerland
Another day another accusation that the Canadian men's curling team just can't seem to keep their fingers off the granite
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Climate change effects on Canadian wildlife show how vital winter is
While many Canadians may not be particularly fond of winter, the season is critical for numerous reasons, especially for the well-being of our wildlife.
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B.C. snow odds increase, will Vancouver cash in next week?
After recording no measurable snow at all this season, Vancouver may have an opening for some wintry weather next week
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Diocese bulletin offers some hope historic Lethbridge church might hold mass again
It would cost millions of dollars, but Grant Alger says he’s elated to be a step closer to St. Patrick’s Church hosting weekly mass in Lethbridge, Alta., for the first time in 15 years. “It’s been a long fight to achieve this,” said the parishioner.The Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary, which oversees churches in Lethbridge, made the announcement in late January. According to a bulletin by diocese Bishop William McGrattan, the 110-year-old church’s full reopening is contingent on upgrades like a
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How climate change is making N.W.T.'s Smoking Hills more acidic, toxic
Calgary researchers discovered in the Northwest Territories what they believe is some of the most acidic natural water in the world. Climate change is causing thawing of the permafrost and slumping — a process of land erosion — from the Smoking Hills Formation. That’s leading to toxic metals and a highly acidic solution to leak into rivers, bays and potentially the Arctic Ocean.Geological Survey of Canada research scientist Stephen Grasby visited the site on the territory's north shore in 2017 a
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2026 Winter Olympics Day 8 recap: Gold hopes fade after doom for Dandjinou and Homan, but Dubreuil and women's hockey offer silver lining
Day 8 of the 2026 Winter Olympics saw some moderate highs with Laurent Dubreuil winning bronze, but even lower lows as the podium eluded William Dandjinou again
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Breaking out of the deep freeze: Ontario set to enjoy a seasonal long weekend
After several weekends of frigid conditions, temperatures in southern Ontario are set to rise, bringing more seasonable conditions for the Family Day long weekend
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'Slowly work together': How students in La Loche returned after mass shooting
A northern Saskatchewan high school that was the site of a deadly shooting a decade ago closed for weeks before students returned to class.
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'Kissing Is the Easy Part': Paris Berelc, Asher Angel credit Canadian director Fawzia Mirza for 'killer' movie
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Paris Berelc and Asher Angel star in the new fun and delightful high school rom-com, Kissing Is the Easy Part (now on Tubi), filmed in Canada and directed by the incredibly talented Fawzia Mirza.
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Acts of heroism emerge from tragedy of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., murders: B.C. Premier Eby
In the science classroom at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School on Tuesday, teacher Mark Deeley used a chair to block the door when he heard shots and knew his students were at risk.
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