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- Marilyn Gladu's floor-crossing reveals more about Poilievre than his podcast interviews
A podcast can provide a superficial view of an individual, while a floor-crossing reveals more about the underlying dynamics within a caucus.
- Pedestrian laying in street, drivers claiming 2 green lights lead to 2 Kelowna crashes
A pedestrian was struck by two separate vehicles in Kelowna, both claiming to have had a green light. Two people were injured in the incidents.
- Ford government quietly reverses medical residency rule that excluded most immigrant physicians
The change allows international medical graduates to compete for residency spots.
- Hockey Provincials hit the ice in Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Newfoundland and Labrador U-11 hockey provincials return to Happy Valley-Goose Bay
- Halifax orders fencing, cleanup around 'hazardous' former ice rink in Bedford - CBC
Halifax orders fencing, cleanup around 'hazardous' former ice rink in Bedford
- Fuel prices nosedive across N.L. as markets react to Iran ceasefire
Fuel prices drop 13.5 cents/litre across N.L.
- PHOTOS: North Island Royals drop season opener to Victoria Eagles
North Island Royals lose season opener to Victoria Eagles.
- No funding approved for J-Class road repairs in Inverness County
No funding approved for J-Class road repairs in Inverness County.
- What to expect ahead of Artemis II’s splashdown
The Orion spacecraft will enter Earth's atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean.
- Saab dangles sovereign data centre in Montreal to undercut F-35 fighter contract
Saab pitches Montreal data centre to undercut F-35 contract
- Indigenous Nurses Day celebrates their contributions to the nursing profession
Indigenous Nurses Day celebrates the contributions of First Nation, Métis and Inuit nurses to the nursing profession on April 10, Edith Anderson Monture's birthday.
- Saab dangles sovereign data centre in Montreal to undercut F-35 fighter contract - CBC
Canada's Saab offers Montreal data centre to undercut F-35 contract
- Things to do in the North Okanagan
Festivals in the North Okanagan
- The New World Order Will Be More Dangerous and More Cooperative
Global governance structures to address climate change and pandemics may lead to more authoritarianism.
- Westside Wine Trail hosting its annual Cheers to Cheese event May 2
Westside Wine Trail to host annual 'Cheers to Cheese' event on May 2
- Dearborn Ford always puts customer in driver's seat, who can move at own pace
Dearborn Ford prioritizes customer experience
- Letters, April 10
Ground squirrels being poisoned in Winnipeg's athletic fields.
- Taillefer resigns as teacher conduct commissioner
Manitoba's teacher misconduct commissioner resigns amid questions over remote work
- Sánchez to Push China to Hand Over Tech Secrets on Beijing Trip
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is planning a trip to Beijing to persuade Chinese companies to share more tech know-how
- Croatian fishermen feel the strain after Iran war ramps up fuel prices
Croatian fishermen face financial strain due to high fuel prices amid Iran conflict
- Free dance performance aimed at babies and toddlers now on at Clayton Community Centre
Free dance performance for young children
- Kelowna’s got talent set return to the stage
Kelowna's annual 'Got Talent' show is set to return to the stage this spring, with auditions currently underway.
- An Anti-Meloni Emerges in Italy With Push to Unseat the Original
Silvia Salis emerges as potential Italian opposition leader after Giorgia Meloni's referendum defeat.
- China Reminds Battery Makers to Resist Excessive Capacity Growth
China summons battery makers to restrict capacity growth
- Cyngn reports growth in autonomous vehicle deployments
Cyngn reports growth in autonomous vehicle deployments
- CoreWeave plans $1.25 billion senior notes offering
CoreWeave to issue $1.25 billion in senior notes.
- Wellesley councillors get update on progress of new official plan
Wellesley councillors receive update on official plan
- Bailouts for farmers are only a last resort
Bailouts for farmers are only considered when crop failures or livestock diseases have caused significant financial losses.
- Netanyahu: Iran ceasefire not end of war
Iran and Israel agree to ceasefire, but Netanyahu says it's not the end of the war.
- How the Fear of Trump Is Helping Quebec Sovereignty
US President Trump's unpredictable presidency has sparked a renewed conversation about Quebec sovereignty
- Busy Highway 401 on-ramp in Pickering to close for 6 months
Highway 401 on-ramp to close for 6 months
- Doctor with Newmarket practice suspended following patient death
Ontario neurosurgeon Stefan Konasiewicz's medical practice suspended after patient death.
- When will my street get cleaned? Clarington cleans up following severe winter
Clarington municipality plans 2 rounds of street cleaning this season.
- Ontario school board supervisors charging varying fees, some billing government HST
Supervisors in Ontario school boards charge varying fees, with some billing the government for HST
- Casual sex is linked to lower self-esteem and weaker moral orientations in women but not men
Women who engage in casual sex may experience lower self-esteem and weaker moral orientations.
- Opinion: We need to start thinking about a Taiwan crisis
Diversification of trade and investment
- Hummingbirds are crossing Canada's border right now: How to track their 2026 migration to Ontario
Hummingbirds are returning to Canada after a brief hiatus, with some species expected to arrive in Ontario in the coming weeks.
- Will Canadiens sit key players or push hard for home ice? | HI/O Bonus
The Montreal Canadiens are considering resting key players in the final game of the regular season to ensure they get home-ice advantage in the playoffs.
- Why treasure hunters flock to 'Canada’s most beautiful village' every May
Merrickville Community Garage Sale returns May 2, featuring vintage gems and bargains
- AirTalk Wireless Expands Digital Access Efforts to Improve Mobile Connectivity Availability for Eligible Households Across the United States
AirTalk Wireless expands digital access efforts to improve mobile connectivity for underserved communities nationwide.
- Iran's nuclear agency chief says its right to enrich uranium is ‘necessary’ for US talks
Iran's nuclear agency chief says its right to enrich uranium is 'necessary' for US talks
- P.E.I.'s Colby MacArthur makes jump to pro hockey
P.E.I.'s Colby MacArthur makes jump to pro hockey
- WhatsApp is testing new ways to add group members
WhatsApp tests new way to add group members using Meta AI
- An Iranian in St. John’s explains why he fears the ceasefire between the U.S. and his home country more than the war
Afzal fears the ceasefire may be a temporary solution, potentially leading to further escalation, as the underlying issues remain unresolved.
- Furnace oil passes $2 per litre across Newfoundland in latest price adjustment
Furnace oil price increases to $2 per litre
- High number of Indigenous people incarcerated concerning but not surprising, says Nunatsiavut Government
Indigenous people make up a disproportionate percentage of Newfoundland and Labrador's prison population.