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Alberta’s proposed immigration bill would create more red tape: hospitality sectorThe hospitality sector says the bill requiring employers to be registered and be licensed to hire foreign workers creates more barriers when the industry is already struggling.Consumer8 hours
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No charges for Toronto officer in fatal Danforth GO station shooting: SIUOntario’s police watchdog says an officer acted in self-defence when he fatally shot a 32-year-old man who had pointed a BB gun at him at a Toronto transit station.Canada11 hours
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Mount Everest guides accused of targeting climbers in alleged $20M fake rescue schemeRescues and medical emergencies are commonplace on Mount Everest. In October of last year, more than 350 climbers were rescued after becoming trapped in a freak storm.TrendingApr 3
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WestJet adding fuel surcharge to companion voucher bookingsBeginning April 8, WestJet said it will introduce a temporary surcharge on all companion voucher bookings to help manage the recent surge in aviation fuel prices.ConsumerApr 3
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Boosting financial trade with China key to diversification, Champagne saysFinance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said he met with Lan Fo'an, China's finance minister, and Vice Premier He Lifeng during his trip in Beijing.EconomyApr 3
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Florida vice mayor found dead in her home, husband faces murder chargeAuthorities said her death appeared to be the result of a domestic incident and that her husband, Stephen Bowen, 40, was in custody.TrendingApr 3
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Line 5 Eglinton trains to run later into the night starting SundayService hours on Toronto’s Eglinton Crosstown LRT are being extended beginning April 5, with trains running later into the night as the TTC moves toward full operations.TrafficApr 3
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2 US aircraft shot down in Iran. At least 1 crew member is missingOne fighter jet was shot down in Iran. A U.S. crew member from that plane was rescued, but a second was missing, and a U.S. military search-and-rescue operation was underway.WorldApr 3
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U.S. economy added 178k jobs in March, rebounding from February slumpThe U.S. Labor Department reported Friday that hiring marked a rebound from the loss of 133,000 jobs in February. The job gains were about three times what economists had forecast.EconomyApr 3
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SIU probing sex assault claim in woman’s arrest at Cardi B Hamilton concertOntario’s police watchdog is seeking video and witnesses after a woman was forcibly removed from a Hamilton concert earlier this week.CanadaApr 3
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Advanced voting begins in 3 key byelections. What to knowThe byelections this month are in two Liberal stronghold seats in the Toronto area and one contested riding in Quebec, north of Montreal.PoliticsApr 3
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OPP blasts ‘irresponsible’ April Fool’s article that claimed officers were arrestedOntario Provincial Police are taking aim at the authors of an April Fool’s article that claims dozens of its officers were arrested and charged.CanadaApr 3
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Large swath of southern Ontario set for heavy rain to start Easter weekendA large swath of southern Ontario is under a special weather statement as Environment Canada warns of heavy rainfall to start the Easter long weekend.CanadaApr 3
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‘The most lasting legacy:’ Famed Alberta mantle geochemist namesake of new mineralFrom the coalfields of northern England to the Arctic snows and the steaming jungles of Brazil, Graham Pearson has carved a name for himself that now lives on in rock.CanadaApr 3
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These Ukrainians want to thrive in Canada. For most of them, the future is uncertainNearly 300,000 Ukrainians were welcomed across Canada as part of an emergency visa program that allowed those fleeing the war to temporarily work and study in the country.CanadaApr 3
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Iran hits Gulf targets, U.S.-Israel strike Tehran as war enters 5th weekTehran has kept the pressure on Israel and its Gulf Arab neighbors, despite U.S. and Israeli insistence that Iran’s military capabilities have been all but destroyed.WorldApr 3
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Canadian faces terrorism charge after machete attack on mosque in KenyaKenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations says the 32-year-old appeared in court Thursday on nine terrorism charges, such as assault causing actual bodily harm.WorldApr 3
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If that tax refund feels like a lifeline, you’re not alone. How to use itCanada's tax filing season is officially underway, with the tax filing deadline set at April 30, and many Canadians are now relying on their tax refund as a financial lifeline.MoneyApr 3
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Artemis II on course for the moon after day in Earth orbitThe translunar ignition came 25 hours after liftoff, putting the three Americans and one Canadian on course for a lunar fly-around early next week.WorldApr 2
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Grassy Narrows chief wants Carney to apologize in person for comments about protesterThe Conservative critic for Indigenous Services is adding his voice to calls for Prime Minister Mark Carney to apologize to Grassy Narrows First Nation.CanadaApr 2
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Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against Justin Baldoni dismissedThe ruling by Judge Lewis J. Liman in Manhattan came after Lively sued Baldoni last December, alleging sexual harassment among over a dozen claims against Baldoni and others.EntertainmentApr 2
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Toronto transit union raises concern about plans for fare, schedule integrationThe province announced it would expand its fare integration plan policy to harmonize fares across the Toronto region and, in the long-term, look to align schedules in the future.PoliticsApr 2
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Trump hits some drugmakers with 100% tariffs, adjusts metal product dutiesNew orders signed Thursday urge manufacturers to make government drug pricing deals or move production to the U.S., and address issues with steel, aluminum and copper tariffs.EconomyApr 2
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White House ballroom given approval days after judge halts constructionWhite House spokesman Davis Ingle commended the commission's "decision to approve President Trump’s historic vision to build a much needed ballroom at the White House."TrendingApr 2
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Ottawa proposes making it easier to share personal data among governmentIn a new policy paper, the government proposes allowing federal agencies to reuse and share personal data, without consent, if it improves services or programs.CanadaApr 2
