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An Indigenous village lies buried under Mississauga. What the city is doing to commemorate it

If you ask most residents of Mississauga's Britannia neighbourhood how long people have been living there, they'll probably tell you since the 1990s.But what they might not realize is that families made their…

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A 'tenrec' too far: Canadian's spelling bee journey ends in semifinals with good humour

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Former Liberal cabinet minister Joe Comuzzi dead at 88

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Calgary city council passes safety bylaws after protests at library drag events

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An Indigenous village lies buried under Mississauga. What the city is doing to commemorate it

A 'tenrec' too far: Canadian's spelling bee journey ends in semifinals with good humour

Former Liberal cabinet minister Joe Comuzzi dead at 88