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American Elected Pope: Manitobans React with Surprise
Manitobans share surprise and pride as Cardinal Robert Prevost from Chicago becomes Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, following Pope Francis’ legacy.
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April Inflation Slows to 1.6% Amid Carbon Tax Relief
Canada's April inflation cooled to 1.6%, impacted by carbon price removal and ongoing U.S. tariffs. Here's what it means for future interest rates.
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Army Commander Resigns Amid Facebook Hate Group Probe
Col. James McKay steps down after fallout from a Facebook group tied to hateful posts by Canadian reserve soldiers in Ottawa. Investigations underway.
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Army Probes Soldiers in ‘Abhorrent’ Facebook Scandal
Canadian Army investigates members linked to a Facebook group sharing racist and hateful content. Military police reopen probe to assess serious misconduct.
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Asylum Claims at Quebec Border Spike Sharply in April
Quebec sees asylum claims double as U.S. moves to strip protections from migrants. Experts say fears of a mass influx are exaggerated.
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B.C. Babysitter Acquitted in 2011 Toddler Drowning Case
The Supreme Court of Canada acquits Tammy Bouvette, citing prosecutorial failures and no evidence for retrial in a decade-old toddler drowning case.
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B.C. Job Market Booms Despite U.S. Trade Tensions
B.C.’s unemployment rate drops to 5.6% despite trade war woes. Youth jobs still lag, but the province's economy shows surprising strength and resilience.
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