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83D AGO

Saskatchewan housing prices hit record high; Saskatoon now pricier than Edmonton

Strong demand and low inventory push benchmark price to $381,100 in May. Saskatoon's surge outpaces most Alberta cities.

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Rogers wins Canada's 5G reliability crown for eighth straight year

Umlaut testing ranks Rogers ahead of Bell and Telus. But crowdsourced data shows competitors matching performance in some categories.

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Manitoba settles solitary confinement lawsuit for $129 million

A court approved a settlement for inmates placed in isolation, with compensation starting at $3,000 for adults and up to $100,000...

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WestJet and Sunwing suspend Cuba flights indefinitely

Airlines halt service over energy crisis and U.S. blockade. Guests offered refunds or rebooking to alternative destinations.

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Environment Canada forecasts hot, humid summer across Canada

Temperatures expected to soar well above normal this summer. Climate change and El Niño driving the heat.

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Tim Hortons Korea's matcha and black sesame Iced Capps

A Calgary writer tried the Korean-exclusive menu and found creative layers that outshine what Canadians get at home.

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FIFA allows one sealed water bottle at World Cup matches

New policy reverses earlier ban after criticism from fans and Canadian officials.

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Canada blocks Texas livestock imports over flesh-eating screwworm

CFIA restricts cattle and horses from Texas after first U.S. case in 60 years; parasite can survive Canadian summers.

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York–Simcoe seat vacant after Caroline Mulroney resigns

Byelection must be called by December 2; earliest voting day is July 9.

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Veterinary tranquilizers showing up in illegal drug supply across Atlantic Canada

New Brunswick harm reduction workers are warning of medetomidine and xylazine appearing in drug supply after spike in overdoses.

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Support for Alberta separatism drops sharply, new poll shows

Ipsos poll finds only 19 per cent of Albertans back a referendum on separation, down from 28 per cent in January.

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Severe thunderstorms with hail and tornado risk hit Alberta today

Environment Canada warns of damaging winds, large hail, and tornado potential across the province Friday.