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Taliban Official Calls for Afghan Exiles to Return with Amnesty Offer to Boost National Reconciliation
Taliban Prime Minister urges Afghan exiles to return home peacefully during Eid al-Adha amid ongoing fears and international uncertainties.
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Syrian Refugee Engineers New Beginning in Montreal: Overcoming Challenges and Building a Future
Syrian refugee Jad Albasha overcomes war and language barriers to earn his master’s in civil engineering in Quebec, becoming a role model and contributing to the region’s growth.
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Marc Garneau’s Legacy Endures: Former Colleagues Praise Contributions to Earth and Space Exploration
Canadian space pioneer and former CSA President Marc Garneau, the first Canadian in space, leaves a lasting legacy of innovation, leadership, and public service.
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Israel Confirms Retrieval of Thai Hostage's Body After Gaza Kidnapping on October 7, 2023
Israeli forces recover Thai hostage Nattapong Pinta’s body amid ongoing Gaza conflict, highlighting continued casualties and complex hostage situation.
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Russian Drones and Missiles Strike Kharkiv: Three Killed in Eastern Ukraine Attacks
Kharkiv faces its most powerful attack since the war's inception, as Russia launches a devastating drone and missile barrage amid escalating violence across Ukraine.
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Seattle Man Charged in String of Burglaries at NFL and MLB Star Homes
Seattle authorities charge 21-year-old Earl Henderson Riley IV with orchestrating high-profile athlete home burglaries amid rising security concerns across professional sports.
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Alberta Resumes U.S. Alcohol Imports After Months-Long Pause to Counter Tariffs
Alberta resumes U.S. alcohol and gambling machine imports, signaling renewed trade diplomacy ahead of key NAFTA review.
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Saskatchewan Files Charges Over Wildfires as 1,000 Residents Flee in Manitoba
Canadian Prairies face worsening wildfires prompting mass evacuations and criminal charges amid human-caused blazes and mounting emergency responses.
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Breaking: Two Seriously Injured in Bluffers Park Stabbing; Police Have Arrested Two Suspects
Two individuals are hospitalized with serious injuries after a stabbing at Toronto's Bluffers Park, as police detain two suspects and investigate the motive behind the violent incident.
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Government Bans ArriveCan App Developer from Federal Contracts for 7 Years Following Security Concerns
The federal government has imposed a seven-year ban on GC Strategies Inc., the primary contractor for the ArriveCan app, amid ongoing scrutiny over procurement practices and taxpayer funds.
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Toronto Explores Balance: Can Hugs and Handshakes Bridge the Gap Over Bike Lane Removal Debate
Premier Ford offers $67 million funding boost to Toronto amid ongoing bike lane debate and highway tunnel plans.
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Manitoba Fire Victims Seek Shelter in Niagara Falls Amid Wildfire Crisis
Wildfire evacuations have displaced nearly 2,000 Manitobans, scattering families across provinces while they grapple with loss, uncertainty, and the hope of returning home.