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It's wet mitt season. Here's who invented the thing that's saving our winter

If you want to dry out your sopping wet winter boots and mitts without turning on the dryer, you may want to use a specially designed rack that sits on…

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Neighbour recounts helping Winnipeg boy attacked, injured by coyote

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UNESCO report on Wood Buffalo National Park shows urgent need to fix problems, First Nation says

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These B.C. neuroscientists hope to help people with mental health challenges — using patients' own brainwaves

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Westlock, Alta., residents vote to get rid of town's rainbow crosswalk in plebiscite

Residents of Westlock, Alta., voted in favour of a bylaw Thursday evening that bans certain flags and crosswalks from being displayed…

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Westlock, Alta., to get rid of rainbow crosswalk after town votes on neutrality bylaw

Shaylin Lussier remembers going numb and starting to cry after learning the results of a vote that will force a…

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Former Victoria Police Board member calls for independent investigation of Project Juliet debacle

A lawyer who resigned from Victoria's police board over concerns about transparency says the city's residents deserve an independent investigation…

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He felt abandoned in Manitoba's emergency shelters. Here's what he says needs to change in child welfare

One of the only signs anyone was paying attention to Joshua Nepinak during his teenage years was the black book…

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Manitoba, Ottawa putting up $60M for Churchill railway upgrades, port redevelopment

The provincial and federal governments are committing $60 million to enhance the railway to northern Manitoba and Canada's only rail-accessible deepwater port…

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P.E.I. teacher joins Ukrainian friends on trip home as war passes 2-year mark

Jennifer Holdway had heard stories of what life was like in Ukraine after Russia launched its invasion almost two years ago…

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Men are more likely than women to want kids, study says. But has that always been true?

Who wants to have a baby these days, anyway?Media and pop culture often portray young women as baby-seeking, family-craving, biological clock-ticking time…

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Judge rules today whether convicted killer of London, Ont., Muslim family committed terrorism

Warning: This story contains distressing details.The judge overseeing the case of a man convicted of killing a London, Ont., family…

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It's wet mitt season. Here's who invented the thing that's saving our winter

Neighbour recounts helping Winnipeg boy attacked, injured by coyote

UNESCO report on Wood Buffalo National Park shows urgent need to fix problems, First Nation says