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One dead in Montreal-area Starbucks shooting possibly linked to organized crime

byThe Canadian Press

October 1, 2025

‘Stand with us’: Indigenous artists tapped by big companies for Orange Shirt Day

byThe Canadian Press

September 29, 2025

‘It makes people want to read’: Stores see sales spike after Alberta book ban

byThe Canadian Press

September 4, 2025

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The winners are in. Fundraising efforts by the Border City Rotary Club have wrapped up and three winners were drawn. Prizes up for grabs included Edmonton Oilers tickets, a quilt and a fridge. Winners were drawn March 25 with the Oilers tickets going to Mike Sidoryk, the quilt to Bill Spence and the fridge going…