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156D AGO

Quebec cinema attendance drops 15% in 2025

Box office revenue hit $127.6 million — the lowest since 2000. Only one Quebec film cracked the top earners: 'Menteuse.'

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Stanley Cup Final sets Hurricanes vs. Golden Knights matchup

Sportsnet's broadcast crew is locked in for the series starting Tuesday. Carolina holds home-ice advantage against Vegas.

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Canada's World Cup midfielder ruled out with ACL rupture

Marcelo Flores, 22, ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament playing in the CONCACAF Champions Cup. Canada faces Bosnia-Herzegovina in...

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Ebola outbreak in Congo reaches 282 confirmed cases

Five survivors describe their recovery as health ministry tackles containment challenges.

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June snow blankets Alberta peaks with up to 20 cm

Higher elevations across the province are getting dusted as the month kicks off. Banff and Canmore already seeing accumulation.

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World Cup to deliver modest economic lift to Canada

BMO Economics estimates tourism spending between $1 billion and $5 billion, but warns the boost will be short-lived and not a foundation...

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Canada Post ballot results today on tentative contract deal

Postal workers vote on five-year agreement after two years of labour strife and multiple strike threats.

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PM Carney outlines federal antisemitism strategy

Government responds to rising hate incidents as advocacy groups demand action on radicalization and terrorism.

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Authors' bookstores are thriving across the continent

From Nashville to New Mexico, writers are opening independent shops that celebrate literature and community.

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Canadians receiving grocery rebate top-up this Friday

Eligible households will get a one-time GST/HST credit boost on June 5, ahead of the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit...

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Apotex targeting $1B in IPO shares

Drug maker to list on Toronto Stock Exchange with share pricing between $20 and $24 each.

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EI system leaving gig workers behind, food banks warn

Canada's employment insurance was built for stable, full-time jobs. As more workers piece together income from part-time and contract...