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Tents Deserve Dignity, Not Just Dirt | Edmonton News
Nova Scotia lawyers are rallying for higher income assistance for unhoused folks living in tents, trailers, or cars—potentially boosting monthly…
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Meta Glasses Turned Into Secret Cameras | Edmonton News
Meta’s sleek, sunglasses-style recording glasses are sparking outrage after being weaponized for covert filming—especially targeting women in pu…
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Bike Lanes Under Fire in Alberta | Edmonton News
Alberta’s transportation minister is embracing a recent Ontario court ruling that lets governments remove protected bike lanes, calling it a vic…
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Canadians’ Support for Gender Diversity Declines | Edmonton News
Canadians are growing less accepting of gender diversity, with support dropping sharply among both women and men since 2018—women’s approval fel…
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Churchill Falls Deal Triples Power | Edmonton News
Quebec, Newfoundland, and Ottawa have struck a historic deal to triple the power output of Churchill Falls to 14,000 megawatts — more than BC Hy…
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Canadian Intern Accused of Espionage at NATO | Edmonton News
A Canadian intern at NATO’s Belgian headquarters, Biwei Zhang, has been arrested by Belgian authorities on espionage charges — a shocking twist …
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Egg Tossing Suspect Turns Himself In | Edmonton News
A Saskatchewan man turned himself in after allegedly egg-splattering cars and a faith-based building in Saskatoon — all caught on security foota…
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Gull Bay Chief Warns: Fire Season Not Over | Edmonton News
Over 800 people remain displaced by devastating wildfires in northwestern Ontario, with two communities wiped out and many First Nations forced …
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Mafia Boss DeMaria Wins Again | Edmonton News
After 42 years of legal battles, Canada’s top immigration court has once again blocked deportation efforts against Vincenzo DeMaria, a 72-year-o…
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Lyme Vaccine Hope on the Horizon | Edmonton News
Lyme disease cases in Canada have surged from 144 in 2009 to over 7,000 in 2025, driven by infected blacklegged ticks and causing everything fro…
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