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High 20s temperatures, Saturday storms ahead for long-weekend forecast
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Canada to impose temporary 25 per cent tariff on some wood cabinets, vanities
OTTAWA — Canada is imposing a temporary tariff on imports of some wood products as Ottawa awaits the findings of a probe into possible harmful practices in the global market. -
Major unions call on Trump to reconsider proposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods
OTTAWA — The heads of two major unions are calling on U.S. President Donald Trump's top trade official to reconsider proposed tariffs on Canadian imports. -
Canada on track for solid economic rebound in Q2, early data suggest
OTTAWA — Early signs of an economic rebound in the second quarter should put to rest any talk of Canada being in a recession, according to economists parsing the latest gross dome… -
Improper battery disposal blamed for fire at Nova Scotia waste and recycling facility
The facility's manager is issuing a blunt warning about the disposal of lithium-ion batteries with regular garbage. -
Nova Scotia rolls out new RCMP billing model, 25 more officers to be added
Beginning in October, the province will be using a new RCMP billing model for municipalities that use the service. -
N.S. metal detector operator dives to find Louisiana man’s submerged wedding band
Nate McLagan has been metal detecting for about two decades. This year he’s set a goal to find missing items for 25 people and word is getting out. -
Crews battling massive wildfire near Clinton, B.C., conduct planned ignition
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where more than 100 wildfires continue to burn. -
Saskatoon fire crews searching river after reports of missing person, dog
Reports of a person and dog in the river came in at 11:50 a.m. CST on Friday, said Saskatoon fire chief Doug Wegren.
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Permits issued for Alberta coal mine expansion despite environmental opposition
A sprawling expansion of a massive thermal coal mine near Hinton, Alta., has been approved by Alberta’s provincial regulator, clearing the way for the operator to extend the life …
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Canada earns 2 judo golds, Warner claims decathlon silver at Commonwealth Games
Canada topped a pair of judo podiums and Damian Warner added a decathlon silver as part of an eight-medal haul Friday at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Tenants at troubled Kingston social housing building still waiting for 'high-security' locks
A new locking system was supposed to make 381 Bagot St. safer, but after months of delays residents are still waiting for it. Meanwhile, the troubled social housing highrise conti…
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Man linked to Toronto police corruption probe has global drug-trafficking ties, court documents say
Gurpreet Singh, a Toronto man investigated for potential involvement in a murder plot targeting a senior jail officer — and facing extradition to the U.S. on charges linked to all…
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New bridge, same traffic: Why is the road to the Ambassador Bridge still packed with trucks?
The Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opened to traffic on Monday, but trucks continue to crowd Huron Church Road. Industry leader says it will be a while before traffic…
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Possible WestJet strike leaves dog competitor out thousands in rebooking fees
An Edmonton dog trainer who has to travel for agility competitions felt she had no choice but to spend thousands to re-book her flights with WestJet. -
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Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing. -
CBRM public works director under fire over cost of garbage collection
Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillors are asking questions after public works director John Phalen requested an additional $700,000 to hire more staff after a raft of comp…
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Free skin cancer screening unit hits Nova Scotia roads
The Mole Mobile rolled into Halifax on Friday before heading to Bedford and Chester. Launched by Melanoma Canada CEO Falyn Katz, the mobile clinic delivers free on-site checks to …
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Pictou County man sentenced to 4 years after passengers killed in crash
Terry Robert McGrath, 26, failed a roadside sobriety check after rolling his vehicle on a gravel road in 2023. Two passengers died in the crash.
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Here’s what events and closures to expect for the 129th Natal Day
The 129th annual Halifax-Dartmouth Natal Day is set to bring plenty of activities and entertainment to the streets of Halifax, and in turn, some closures and detours on city stree… -
Mercedes-Benz recalls more than 36,000 vehicles in Canada due to roll away risk
Mercedes-Benz is recalling 36,862 cars and SUVS manufactured between 2019 and 2026 due to a serious safety issue that might cause a parked vehicle to roll away. As per the recall … -
Hamas says it will disarm if Israel halts strikes and withdraws from Gaza, but obstacles remain
CAIRO (AP) — Hamas said Friday that it will begin disarming as part of a deal announced by U.S. President Donald Trump that also requires Israel to end its strikes and withdraw fr… -
Beavers and a Tim’s card: a very Canadian solution to a firefighting challenge
The Indian Point Volunteer Fire Department has wanted to install a dry fire hydrant since its founding in 1955. A group of busy beavers is lending a hand -- or paw. -
Nova Scotia emergency dispatchers strike over wages and staffing concerns
Two weeks into their strike, emergency dispatch workers across Nova Scotia are calling on their employer to return to the bargaining table. -
Halifax apartment building launches car-for-rent incentive
The Rent for Rides campaign offers a move-in incentive for tenants at the Agency Art Lofts, a 173-unit building on Hollis Street. -
Halifax-area fires leave residents displaced, grocery store forced to close
Fire destroyed three buildings that included residential units and a commercial business on Monday evening on Gaston Road in Dartmouth. -
WestJet to begin parking planes ahead of possible strike
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Community gathers to mourn 11-year-old Calgary boy after end of near 2-week search
A crowd of people attended one of several gatherings Thursday evening for Parker, the 11-year-old Calgary boy who went missing earlier this month and was confirmed dead earlier th…
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Man shot at controversial Halifax park criticizes decision to cut security weeks earlier
Early on July 12, Robby Gaudet was hanging out in a public park across from the homeless shelter where he was staying. The next thing he knew he was shot four times. The shooting …
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Ottawa says construction on Mackenzie Valley Highway can’t start until wildfires are under control
Wildfires in the Northwest Territories are so out of control, it's stopping construction on a major infrastructure project from starting — at least according to the federal govern…
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Woman missing from Shambhala music festival found safe, family and RCMP say
In a statement sent to CBC News, her family thanked everyone who had supported them, including through financial donations, which they said were used to cover travel costs with th…
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Premiers tell Ottawa they 'urgently' want negotiations to begin on future of the RCMP
Canada's premiers are calling for more clarity from the federal government around the future of the RCMP and to start negotiations as soon as possible with those who plan on keepi…
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Kraft Hockeyville-winning town of Taber reopens ice rink after 2025 explosion
An explosion in 2025 heavily damaged the ice arena in Taber, which then won the 2026 Kraft Hockeyville contest — now, the rebuild is now almost complete. -
Saskatchewan First Nation worried about community safety after vet clinic cancelled
Sturgeon Lake First Nation leaders say the loss of a planned spay and neuter clinic could cause community safety and access issues. -
Is it AI or human? Ottawa wants your ideas on how to boost transparency
The consultation is also considering ways to improve public access to information about AI systems, including their capabilities and limitations. -
Halifax apartment fire triggers alarm over building management
A large Halifax apartment building will undergo an inspection by city officials after an eighth-floor blaze prompted former tenants and advocates to speak out about what they call…
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N.S. government launches trial permits for tidal projects
With developers still trying to harness the power of the Bay of Fundy tides, the Nova government is trying a new approach to speed up progress.
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Glace Bay hosts Canadian Little League Championship
National youth baseball lands in Glace Bay, bringing special meaning to a local father and son taking part in the tournament together. CBC's Ethan Hunt has the story.
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NSCC campus removes international flags
Principal Kathleen Allen said the display at the Ivany campus in Dartmouth, N.S., was removed after some expressed concerns linked to current world events.
CBC Canada
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Flamingo Drive to close through early-day Friday and Tuesday
The City of Halifax announced late Thursday in a release that one of Bridgeview’s longest roads, Flamingo Dr, will be closing temporarily to facilitate maitenance work. The city a… -
Intruder shut off barn’s ventilation fans, killing 10,000 chickens: Nova Scotia RCMP
LUNENBURG — Nova Scotia RCMP say the recent deaths of 10,000 chickens at a farm near Lunenburg were the result of a deliberate bid to harm the birds. -
WestJet begins grounding planes ahead of potential flight attendants strike
TORONTO — WestJet says it has begun parking aircraft ahead of a possible strike by flight attendants and says passengers are advised to check the status of their flight before lea… -
2 candidates in the running to become next leader of N.S. Liberal Party
The Nova Scotia Liberal Party is set to elect its first female leader with two candidates officially entering the race for the party's top position. -
Devastating 2025 N.L. wildfire was suspicious and police are appealing for witnesses
RCMP say they are eager to speak with anyone who knows anything about a 2025 wildfire in northeastern Newfoundland that destroyed dozens of homes and left many people with nothing. -
‘Heartbreaking’ theft targets fire trucks as crews fight blaze in Cape Breton
One fire department called the theft of thousands of dollars' worth of tools and equipment from fire trucks while crews were battling a blaze 'shocking' and 'heartbreaking.' -
One of Calgary's most decorated Second World War veterans dies at 101
Navy Capt. William (Bill) Wilson enlisted in the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942, serving aboard HMCS Ottawa as a seaman gunner during the latter stages of the Battle of the Atlantic …
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Winnipeg man pleads guilty to advocating genocide and wilfully promoting hatred in social media posts
A Winnipeg man who self-identified as being "extremely racist" in posts he made on social media has pleaded guilty to advocating genocide and wilfully promoting hatred against Mus…
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Feds approve Crawford Nickel Project in Ontario, promising it'll create 5,000 jobs during build
The federal government has approved the Crawford Nickel Project in Northern Ontario saying the mine will draw in $5 billion in investment and create 5,000 jobs during its construc…
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A year after devastating wildfires, N.L. government vows to continue to help
Craig Pardy, Newfoundland and Labrador’s finance minister and chair of the Conception Bay North Response and Recovery Committee, says almost a year after the devastating Kingston …
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Court permanently blocks Quebec company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides
The Superior Court of Quebec has granted Health Canada a permanent injunction against Canlab Research to prevent the company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canad…
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First Nations chiefs call for public inquiry as Ontario defends wildfire response
First Nations leaders and opposition politicians brought their calls for a public inquiry into Ontario's province’s wildfire response to Queen’s Park. Progressive Conservative cab…
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Here's the latest on northwestern Ontario's forest fires: Friday, July 31
About 1,876 people from northwestern Ontario remain under evacuation due to wildfires in the region as of Friday afternoon, according to a spokesperson for the province's minister…
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Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes. -
Kidney in a box: Advancements in transplant technology allows for quicker recovery
Edmonton is the first centre in Canada to utilize the XVIVO Kidney Assist Transport, which has proven to help in patient recovery after the kidney has been transplanted. -
Winnipeg mosque was likely shot at with pellet-style gun, police say
Winnipeg police say they believe the weapon used to damage a mosque in the city was a pellet-style weapon. Advocates say the attack is indicative of a larger, concerning trend. -
Convicted drug trafficker to keep Halifax-area lakeside home, but will pay $240K fine
Gary (Boo) Boudreau, who was targeted by a major cocaine and cannabis investigation, will not lose the million-dollar lakeside home he built partly on the proceeds of crime, but h…
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Lunenburg County man charged with sexual offences against youths
RCMP in Nova Scotia have charged a Lunenburg County man with multiple sexual offences involving youths, and believe there may be more victims.
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Cape Breton non-profit gets provincial funding boost for green sports complex
Tomorrow's Legends plans to convert the 60-year-old arena into a net-zero sports facility that will have several basketball and volleyball courts, and space for cheerleading and p…
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Oxford town council votes to allow ATVs on all streets
ATVs and similar vehicles will soon be allowed on all roads within the town of Oxford in northern Nova Scotia, a move that comes after it opened up select streets two years ago.