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Economy/Business 19 days ago

CIBC Profit Upward Trend

CIBC reported a $2.4B profit in its third quarter, an increase from $2.1B in the same period last year. The bank's revenue also saw growth, contributing to the higher earnings. Specifically, CIBC earned $2.41 billion in Q3, compared to…

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Sports 19 days ago

Calgary New Stadium Proposal

The City of Calgary is seeking bids from a third-party firm to study the feasibility of a new outdoor stadium. This comes after the University of Calgary, which owns McMahon Stadium, began exploring the possibility of building its own…

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Sports 19 days ago

Moroccan Soccer Player Death

Fatin Ben Homar Azizi, a 26-year-old Moroccan soccer player, died while attempting to swim from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in late July. Her mother, Jamila Afelom, identified her body by recognizing a necklace that she had…

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World 19 days ago

Canadian Research Initiative

Professor Phillip Zamore, an American biomedical scientist, left his post at the University of Massachusetts due to concerns about the Trump administration's impact on science and research funding. He felt that democracy and the role of…

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Crime & Law 19 days ago

Jerusalem Nun Attack Case

A Jerusalem Magistrate's Court judge has acquitted a man who was accused of attacking a Catholic nun in the city's Old City in April. However, instead of releasing him, the judge ordered the man to be committed to psychiatric…

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Politics 19 days ago

Granville Street SRO Evictions

The last remaining tenant of the Luugat SRO (Single Room Occupancy) Hotel on Granville Street in Vancouver has been moved out. The Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs confirmed this to Global News, stating that the final resident's…

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Sports 19 days ago

WNBA Player Criticizes League

The Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham has become one of the most well-known players in the WNBA despite not being its most talented, according to an article by Marty York in the National Post. Cunningham is averaging only eight points a…

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Crime & Law 20 days ago

Vancouver Assault Suspect Released

A 60-year-old Vancouver woman, Bethan Jones, was allegedly assaulted by a man, Kurtis Hummer, on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. near East Hastings Street and Clark Drive in the Downtown Eastside. According to Jones, the suspect confronted her while…

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Environment 20 days ago

Wildfire Affects Local Wildlife

A grey cat named Lucky was found alone on a burned dock near the site of the Bradley Creek wildfire in B.C. by Andrew Erickson, who was helping his neighbors survey the damage from a boat. Lucky appeared to have been without help for at…

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Environment 20 days ago

Ontario Peach Tree Crisis

The peach tree industry in Ontario's Niagara region is under threat due to recent historic flooding, with thousands of homes and sewage systems overwhelmed by torrential rains between July 21 and Aug. 2. Peach trees, which don't tolerate…

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Technology 20 days ago

Robot Dogs on the Market

Chinese company Unitree has introduced a robot dog called the Go2 in Canada, which starts at $6,000. Despite its capabilities in tasks like fire and rescue work, the software running these robots requires human input to function. According…

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Crime & Law 20 days ago

Edmonton Pride Parade Safety

On Saturday, a bomb threat was called in against the Edmonton Pride Festival parade, prompting an increased police presence. The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) had received information about the potential threat several weeks ago, but…

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Crime & Law 20 days ago

Nfld Bishop Allegations Scandal

In 1970, Father Leonard Joseph Kelly was removed from his parish in Baie Verte, Newfoundland and Labrador, by Bishop John Michael O'Neill of Grand Falls. The bishop's letter to Kelly suggests that the priest had been engaging in…

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Politics 20 days ago

Texas Senate Election Controversy

James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas, is trying to shift attention away from his own campaign by focusing on the past scandals of his Republican opponent, Ken Paxton. To do this, Talarico wants to release…

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Environment 20 days ago

Quebec Flood Crisis

Pierrefonds residents in Montreal are facing flooding issues for the third time since 2024, after heavy rain on Monday. Chad Watson, a resident on Monk Street, has been affected three times - in August 2024, June of this year, and again on…

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Economy/Business 20 days ago

Insurance payout delay

Antonina Gladkova, a homeowner in Georgetown, Ont., was left frustrated after her house was destroyed by fire at the beginning of 2024. Despite her insurance company covering the full cost of rebuilding, her mortgage provider failed to…

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Politics 20 days ago

Canada Embracing AI Data Centres

Canada's public opinion on artificial intelligence and data centres is shifting, with many politicians now opposing facilities they previously supported in an effort to appeal to voters ahead of the October municipal election. In…

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Entertainment 20 days ago

Home Decor Trends

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Sports 20 days ago

Bundesliga Preseason News

Jürgen Klopp has returned as Germany's coach, but he may not have much to look forward to in terms of competitive excitement in the Bundesliga, which starts on Friday. Bayern Munich is expected to dominate the league, winning its third…

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Politics 20 days ago

Anti-Semitism in Anti-Zionism Debate

A professor named Robert Brym argues that anti-Zionism is a form of antisemitism. He makes this claim based on a 2026 survey of 626 Canadian Jewish adults, which found that 92% of respondents support the existence of a Jewish state in…

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Politics 20 days ago

Iranian Terror Finance Allegations

Abbas Omidi, a former Iranian official living in Toronto, has been accused by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) of playing a "critical" role in helping Iran's government fund terrorism and human rights abuses. According to a 2024…

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