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Immigrants more likely to cite human rights, diversity as ‘Canadian values’: survey

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January 16, 2026

B.C. and feds sign lumber understanding with China, as province looks beyond U.S.

B.C. and feds sign lumber understanding with China, as province looks beyond U.S.

B.C. and feds sign lumber understanding with China, as province looks beyond U.S.

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January 15, 2026

Alberta government to review Calgary water main breaks, demands documents

Alberta government to review Calgary water main breaks, demands documents

Alberta government to review Calgary water main breaks, demands documents

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January 14, 2026

Construction on second leg of high-speed rail line slated for 2032: CEO

Construction on second leg of high-speed rail line slated for 2032: CEO

Construction on second leg of high-speed rail line slated for 2032: CEO

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January 13, 2026

Fifty years after the Games, Quebecers still spending on Montreal’s Olympic Stadium

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January 10, 2026

Alberta’s Smith calls on Carney to speed up major project approvals

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January 9, 2026

N.S. couple donates 46 acres for an ‘intentional community’ with affordable housing

N.S. couple donates 46 acres for an ‘intentional community’ with affordable housing

N.S. couple donates 46 acres for an ‘intentional community’ with affordable housing

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January 4, 2026

Cold War bomb shelter in Nova Scotia being converted into high-end doomsday condos

Cold War bomb shelter in Nova Scotia being converted into high-end doomsday condos

Cold War bomb shelter in Nova Scotia being converted into high-end doomsday condos

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December 29, 2025

Hundreds of pests found in federal buildings as feds draft back-to-office plan

Hundreds of pests found in federal buildings as feds draft back-to-office plan

Hundreds of pests found in federal buildings as feds draft back-to-office plan

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December 20, 2025

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Saskatchewan marks 150 years of Treaty 6 with 50-foot tipi monument at Fort Carlton
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