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›Manitoba electricity hikes set by provincial regulator for three years›Former Manitoba Tory leadership candidate buys former party headquarters›Premier Eby defends budget after credit drop, but Opposition says B.C. is going broke›Alberta watchdog not recommending charges against police in death of drug user's baby›Manitoba training fee could drive up costs on large construction projects, groups say›Alberta's Smith says not contacted by RCMP amid police searches during contract probe›Families of teens confronted by Longueuil police launch $1.9-million lawsuit›'Maxed out': Yukon budget includes record $81.8M deficit›Four, including three youths, charged in Metro Vancouver stabbing›Building that housed 'Queen of Canada' cult leader Romana Didulo remains vacant›Canada, allies say they're ready to help stop Iran's shipping blockade›Alberta's Smith seeking clearance for interference briefings, Nenshi questions intent›Investigation into South Asian business extortion in Alberta leads to 2 deportations›Artificial turf in Metro Vancouver releases chemical deadly to coho salmon: UBC study›Human smuggling investigation leads to jail time for American man caught in Manitoba›Cost of federal IT project explodes to up to $6.6 billion›Police say hacker wanted bitcoin payment from blackmailed N.S. legislator›Police say man could face fraud charges after disruptions at Montreal-Trudeau airport›Thousands of Frigidaire gas stoves recalled in Canada, U.S. over burn risks›Minister 'clarifies' what he meant about newspaper report on Iranian strike
Last updated: Nov 3, 2026, 4:00 p.m.