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›Nova Scotia government confirms latest offer made to striking long-term care workers›Best of times, worst of times: Montreal clinic cares for pregnant women with cancer›Arrival of World Cup in Toronto, Vancouver means more chances to pick up side gigs›Volunteer firefighter dies while fighting blaze in Annapolis County›'This country cannot be broken:' Campaign to keep Alberta in Canada launches›Newborn missing in Halifax after police say woman arrived at hospital›China’s foreign minister to visit Canada next week for first time in 10 years›New U.S. green card policy could impact Canadians seeking permanent residency: lawyer›Canadians from Gaza flotilla return to Canada after detainment by Israeli forces›Vancouver film industry mourns loss of Stewart McLean, praises his joyful spirit›Quebec Premier Fréchette won't rule out exceeding $250M spending pot›Montreal sex workers march for stronger labour rights on F1 weekend›Two teenagers dead in a car crash in Quebec's Eastern Townships›Voting opens in B.C. Conservative leadership race, winner to be announced May 30›Over 3,700 Toyota Tundra trucks recalled in Canada for engine problem›Pentagon gave Canada classified paper detailing defence priorities›Stand-alone offence will help investigate, prosecute hate crimes, experts say›Long before Donald Trump, Canada-U.S. relations hit crises like these›Hundreds of Canadians may have an air fryer involved in recall›B.C. Hotel Association blames bad messaging for World Cup vacancies, calls for reset
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