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Toronto

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  Passengers stuck upside down on Canada’s Wonderland ride
• Toronto man arrested for storing and sharing child pornography
• What you need to know about the Greenbelt as MPPs return to Queen’s Park

Edmonton

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  'It's such a jewel': New river valley park opens in northeast Edmonton Sunday
• Chateh, Alta., evacuated again due to approaching wildfire
• 16-year-old dead, 1 other injured in crash on Highway 16

Calgary

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  Death of man in Pineridge home investigated by Calgary police
• Shelter in place warning lifted in Champion, Alta.
• Hundreds head to 2023 Calgary Bridal Expo at Telus Convention Centre

Montreal

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  Montreal Marathon: Two runners suffer cardiac arrest at finish line
• 1 dead, 2 injured after partial building collapse in Montreal
• 'Our people are ready': General strike possible in Quebec health, education, social services

London

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  Stanley Cup and NHL alumni coming to West Lorne, Ont. for Kraft Hockeyville week
• Western University Homecoming comes and goes without major incidents
• Missing 11-year-old girl found safe: London police

Northern Ontario

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  First Nations in northern Ont. seek over $100B to honour treaty promise
• Sudbury police investigating another motorcycle crash
• Northern Ont. international students concerned about Canada's tensions with India

Vancouver

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  Friend, community members remember 'humble,' 'genuine' Mountie killed in shooting
• Wind warning upgraded for Vancouver Island, B.C. coast as 'significant fall storm' approaches
• One dead after shooting in Richmond: RCMP

Winnipeg

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  'Everyone deserves to be who they are': Rally for Trans Youth responds to anti-LGBTQ2S+ protests
• Advance voting begins in Manitoba's provincial election
• 'Sad for us': The farewell party for two polar bears going to Calgary

Saskatoon

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  'Extremely alarming': Frustrations mount in Sask. village as residents protest 'QAnon queen'
• Saskatoon SPCA's Puptoberfest has tails wagging
• Saskatoon police donate body armour to Ukraine volunteers

Vancouver Island

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  Meaningful moment between father, son and whale caught on camera
• Canucks will be a comfortable family, not a dictatorship, says new captain Quinn Hughes
• B.C. deer are stressed during wildfires, and the proof is in their poop: researchers

Canada

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  A year after Fiona, a traumatized Newfoundland town backs away from the sea
• Memorial service honours fallen police officers days after RCMP officer slain in B.C.
• Jewish group demands apology after MPs honoured man who fought for Nazis

Entertainment

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  Taylor Swift turns out to see Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs play Chicago Bears
• Usher to headline the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show in Las Vegas
• 'Spirit of MuchMusic' still alive at doc premiere with former VJs in attendance

World

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  First refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh arrive in Armenia following Azerbaijan's military offensive
• All students injured in New York bus crash are expected to recover, superintendent says
• President Macron says France will end its military presence in Niger and pull ambassador after coup

Health

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  Toronto woman hospitalized with botulism
• Biden has gotten the updated COVID-19 vaccine and the annual flu shot, the White House says
• 5M Canadians experienced a mental health disorder in 2022: StatCan

Politics

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  Sikh groups ask Canadian political parties to present 'united front' against India
• 'Shared intelligence' from Five Eyes informed Trudeau's India allegation: U.S. ambassador
• Canada's international student program faced with 'integrity challenges,' senators say in push for reform

Autos

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  Ford offers Unifor wage increases up to 25 per cent
• Autoworkers still have room to expand their strike against carmakers. But they also face risks
• U.S. autoworkers expand their strike to 38 locations in 20 states. Biden plans visit to show support