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Paul Skenes throws 8 innings of 2-hit ball, leads Pirates to a 1-0 win over the D-backs Paul Skenes throws 8 innings of 2-hit ball, leads Pirates to a 1-0 win over the D-backs

Moose backed into corner Moose backed into corner

‘Taking life as it comes’: Jacinda Ardern says she has no ‘set time frame’ for Sydney stay Ardern said her family does not have a “set time frame” for their time in Australia, saying they were “taking life as it comes”.

Rays beat Blue Jays 3-0 to complete a 3-game sweep Rays beat Blue Jays 3-0 to complete a 3-game sweep

Busch and Crow-Armstrong help the Cubs beat the Reds 7-6 for their 8th straight win Busch and Crow-Armstrong help the Cubs beat the Reds 7-6 for their 8th straight win

CCTV shows man allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Sydney A shot was fired as the 43-year-old was allegedly taken from a suburban street. Police are investigating why the man, who has since been released, was targeted.

CCTV shows man allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Sydney A shot was fired as the 43-year-old was allegedly taken from a suburban street. Police are investigating why the man, who has since been released, was targeted.

CCTV shows man allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Sydney A shot was fired as the 43-year-old was allegedly taken from a suburban street. Police are investigating why the man, who has since been released, was targeted.

‘Profound act of truth and reconciliation’ ‘Profound act of truth and reconciliation’

Kidnapping victim in Sydney's south-west released by alleged captors A man who was kidnapped in Sydney's southwest has been released by his alleged captors.

Kidnapping victim in Sydney's south-west released by alleged captors A man who was kidnapped in Sydney's southwest has been released by his alleged captors.

Kidnapping victim in Sydney's south-west released by alleged captors A man who was kidnapped in Sydney's southwest has been released by his alleged captors.

Thieves cut hole in roof at Kelowna Curling Club in elaborate break-in, theft Suspects broke into the Recreation Avenue facility in the downtown's north end early Monday morning, but it's the lengths they went to to get in that is most shocking,

Calgary boy, 12, who drowned in Mahogany Lake is laid to rest A highly emotional funeral took place at the Calgary Muslim Ceremony, as the little boy who drowned in Lake Mahogany on Sunday was laid to rest.

Abrams has grand slam and 5 RBIs, House, Tena and Millas also homer as Nationals rout Twins 15-2 Abrams has grand slam and 5 RBIs, House, Tena and Millas also homer as Nationals rout Twins 15-2

Eovaldi shuts down streaking Yankees again as Rangers win 6-1 to stop slide Eovaldi shuts down streaking Yankees again as Rangers win 6-1 to stop slide

Jalen Brunson helps the Knicks take a 2-0 lead over the 76ers with a 108-102 victory Jalen Brunson helps the Knicks take a 2-0 lead over the 76ers with a 108-102 victory

Bombers QB Elgersma not exactly your typical rookie Bombers QB Elgersma not exactly your typical rookie

Sonny Gray shuts down Tigers in return from injury, Red Sox finish sweep with 4-0 win Sonny Gray shuts down Tigers in return from injury, Red Sox finish sweep with 4-0 win

Chief Justice John Roberts says Supreme Court is not political Chief Justice John Roberts says Supreme Court is not political

Glass cleaner: Karl-Anthony Towns dislodges ball behind backboard after Andre Drummond can’t Glass cleaner: Karl-Anthony Towns dislodges ball behind backboard after Andre Drummond can’t

Pete Alonso hits a 3-run homer and Orioles get 2nd straight win over Marlins, 7-4 Pete Alonso hits a 3-run homer and Orioles get 2nd straight win over Marlins, 7-4

‘Huge sense of relief’: B.C. woman’s accused stalker denied bail The alleged victim told Global News she received a call from Crown counsel, who informed her the judge had denied Andy Yun’s release.

Bell: Carney, Smith lock horns while big oilpatch boss joins the fight It's official. Friday. Ottawa.

OPP investigating death of inmate after incident at Millhaven At about 5:10 p.m. on May 3, the incident involving inmates occurred at Millhaven

These routes were made for walking: Organizers promote pedestrian access to World Cup games Ditch the car and lace up your shoes, and that includes anyone trying to get to World Cup games from the west side of B.C. Place during the tournament.

Calgary’s GlobalFest moving locations, leaving community in lurch The long-standing Calgary multicultural festival will be leaving Elliston Park after 23 years. Community leaders say it will be a massive blow to the area.

Progress slows on Calgary housing strategy due to rezoning repeal, resource constraints City of Calgary officials are recommending a refined scope for the strategy, entitled Home is Here, to help meet non-market targets.

Vaughn Palmer: Facing polling disaster, can B.C. NDP recover or just get worse? Premier David Eby has 2½ years to climb of his hole, dig it deeper, or just step aside

SIRT clears Mounties of criminal wrongdoing from Melfort in-custody death The man would not let medical professionals assess him and displayed erratic behaviour before he was returned to a police cell, where he was later found unresponsive, according to SIRT.

Varcoe: Producers ramp up output as oil prices surge — Canada 'should be an energy superpower,' says Cenovus CEO “This is our time. We should be an energy superpower,” Cenovus Energy CEO Jon McKenzie said in an earnings call

Roughriders open rookie camp in Saskatoon Plenty of rookies are looking to make an impression before the first round of rosters cuts ahead of main camp on Sunday

OCDSB posts job opening for $150,000-plus 'strategic adviser' Posting seeking 'critical strategic partner' to director of education was listed as district was cutting dozens of jobs, say critics

Push for housing strategy 'refresh' as targets lag for below-market homes, city council members hear Overall, city's housing-related programs seen to make considerable dent in cooling local housing demand

Afternoon front page: Trudeau ‘bet big’ on EVs — it backfired; Dutch psychiatrists warn Ottawa against MAID for mental illness; and more Catch up on the stories we're following today

Hantavirus: What is it, how does it spread and why is a cruise ship stranded? What is hantavirus and is it the next COVID? Read on for more about the disease that has stranded a cruise ship off the coast of West Africa.

What PWHL expansion means to all players, including Kendra Woodland of the Ottawa Charge On Wednesday, it was revealed that Detroit will join the fraternity amid speculation that three other cities will also be added in a wave that would expand the league to 12 teams.

Serious beating by targets wasn't enough to spare road-rage gunman some real time behind bars Man who was disarmed was badly beaten by men he was shooting at

Thirteen ISIS-linked Australians to land in Melbourne, Sydney A group of ISIS-linked Australians, including children, have boarded flights to Australia after fleeing the al-Roj detention camp.

Day 1 of Stampeders rookie camp: Who are the fresh faces to watch? Search on by coaching staff to 'find some guys that are really going to push the vets and make us better'

Ballet BC shatters expectations with For Glass “The work never stops.”

ASIRT report finds youth bit by police dog was lawful use of a canine Boy bitten on his neck and ear while he hid under deck

Judges dismiss Kevin Mantla murder conviction, sentencing appeal Kevin Mantla's appeal against his conviction and sentencing for the murder of Elvis Lafferty in Yellowknife 11 years ago has been dismissed. The post Judges dismiss Kevin Mantla murder conviction, sentencing appeal first appeared on Cabin Radio .

Furor erupts among Barrie, Ont. parents after ‘safer snorting’ booklet passed out at school by CMHA 'To hand out a book that teaches them how to safely snort coke is wrong on so many levels,' wrote parent James Bucco

PWHL watch parties surge as Edmontonians pick up playoff buzz "At PWHL games, I feel safe, and it feels like a very supportive environment."

Bottlescrew Bill's brings in food truck to continue food service after kitchen fire After a kitchen fire last month, Bottlescrew Bill’s pub had to get creative in order to continue to serve its full menu while the kitchen is rebuilt. Rather than shutting down its food service, the pub brought in a food truck to serve as a temporary kitchen during the renovations. “For us, it didn’t really […]

Railway police officer who happened upon fatal shooting scene thought he was dealing with motor vehicle crash, court hears Witness said he feared someone was trapped inside burning vehicle

Here’s the political baggage Louise Arbour brings to the role of governor general Tristin Hopper: She said the army recruited too many white people and said demographic replacement is a good thing, for example

‘My message to Canada: do not expand’: Dutch psychiatrists warn on MAID Requests for MAID on mental health grounds have risen sharply in the Netherlands, where psychiatric euthanasia has been legal since 2002

Tunisie–Canada : coopération parlementaire renforcée

News of the day: Public Service will return to assigned seating; Drop-off traffic at this elementary school is 'out of control'; Possible refunds for poor OC Transpo service It’s Wednesday, May 6. Here are the top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. PUBLIC SERVICE WILL MOVE AWAY FROM DESK HOTELING IN RESPONSE TO RETURN-TO-OFFICE: TREASURY BOARD Return to assigned seating will vary by minister and by department, according to the Secretary of the Treasury Board Read the story DROP-OFF AT THIS NEPEAN ELEMENTARY […]

Heritage centre taps Arctic Fresh as project contractor Arctic Fresh Group has been named the general contractor for the proposed Nunavut Inuit Heritage Centre in Iqaluit. The Inuit Heritage Trust made the announcement in a news release Wednesday.

OCDSB releases proposals for boundaries, programs at six elementary schools Under the proposal, no schools will be closed. Current students in senior kindergarten through Grade 8 at the six affected schools will not be forced to move, said the OCDSB.

Knack seeks more federal funding as city prepares to receive 2,500 delegates Edmonton will be hosting 125th annual Federation of Canadian Municipalities conference at the start of June. Mayor says he wants to talk cash

Police watchdog finishes investigation into Kangiqsujuaq injury Quebec’s police watchdog says it has submitted its report on an incident in Kangiqsujuaq where a person suffered a serious injury in police custody.

Science World is transforming into a giant FIFA World Cup soccer ball Move over, Vegas, we have our own Instagrammable dome.

Photos: Charlie Puth sparkles at the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Centre The Whatever's Clever! tour swings by Vancouver.

How Jocelyne Larocque is leading the Charge in PWHL playoffs As the oldest player in the league, Jocelyne Larocque has found ways to be a leader on the Ottawa Charge in more ways than one.

Chris Selley: Defending the mediocrity of Canadian airports is no righteous cause Airports are a private-sector experience from curb to gate. So why publicly own their tens of billions of dollars of profitable real estate?

You Nearly Missed: Firehall’s final show of the season looks back at Japanese Canadian incarceration Enemy Lines explores family history, displacement, and memory.

Nunavik school board demands province apologize for scathing report Two years after the provincial government did administrative inquiry into the Nunavik school board’s deficit, Kativik Ilisarniliriniq is demanding an apology from the Quebec government.

The Cultch’s 2026/27 lineup brings psych thrillers, Greek gods, and the return of the East Van Panto Theatre, dance, circus, and experimental performance will take over Cultch stages.

Oilers notebook: Who will have the better NHL career, Ike Howard or Sam O’Reilly? The Oilers wanted a player for now, so they traded for Howard, but certainly knew what they were giving up in O’Reilly

Edmonton man sentenced to three years for choking, robbing sex worker An Edmonton man who strangled a sex trade worker until she passed out, then robbed her, has been sentenced to three years in prison. With credit for time in pre-trial custody, Christopher Walter has just over three months left to serve. Walter, 24, was sentenced in Edmonton Court of King’s Bench Wednesday after Justice James […]

Mouth-watering Korean food at centre of docuseries Our Ocean Table Korean Canadian chefs, sustainable harvesters and community leaders at the centre of the docuseries Our Ocean Table.

World Cup fans can expect to get a kick out of new Science World exhibit The FIFA Museum and Science World have collaborated on a new exhibit called Soccer and Technology

More charges laid against man accused of sexually assaulting women on dating apps: EPS Police believe there may be additional victims, dating back to 2021

Le président de l’Assemblée des représentants du peuple (ARP), Brahim Bouderbala, a reçu ce mercredi 6 mai 2026 au palais du Bardo l’ambassadeur du Canada en Tunisie, Alexandre Bilodeau. L’entretien a porté sur le renforcement des relations bilatérales, avec un accent particulier sur la coopération parlementaire. La rencontre a mis en avant la solidité des... L’article Tunisie–Canada : vers un renforcement de la coopération parlementaire et économique est apparu en premier sur Business News .

Compensation for poor OC Transpo service could include refunds or discounts It would cost OC Transpo $3 million if it gave a 50 per cent refund to riders who paid by Presto card between January and March disruptions.

Council to weigh ending work-from-home practice for City of Regina employees Ward 10 Coun. Clark Bezo hopes such a mandate may help revive Regina's downtown, says his motion.

Edmonton city council opposing UCP library book vetting for youth 'The state should not be stepping in to act as the universal gatekeeper for families who are perfectly capable of making those choices."

Senators prospect Luke Ellinas ready for OHL Final: 'I'll do whatever it takes' After surgeries on both shoulders six months apart forced him to miss nearly an entire season, the 20-year-old returned to make more playoff magic for the Kitchener Rangers in what will likely be his final shot at a Memorial Cup.

Two 13-year-olds arrested in connection to attack on senior at Edmonton bus stop Public tips helped Edmonton police make arrest in assault of 66-year-old woman assaulted with fire extinguisher

Roughriders training camp preview: Special teams and coaches With the Saskatchewan Roughriders opening training camp this week, here's a breakdown of the team's special teams unit and coaches for 2026

Why Splitsville is Kanata's favourite birthday party venue Ottawa's family-friendly facility takes bowling to the next level — with or without the proper shoes.

How reader support for the Halifax Examiner translates into award-winning journalism Our 12th anniversary is next month. Still, every day I fret that the whole thing could come collapsing down. The post How reader support for the Halifax Examiner translates into award-winning journalism appeared first on Halifax Examiner .

Homes: Spring market off to a slow start Buyers ‘taking more time and approaching decisions more cautiously’

Paul Irngaut prioritizes elders, hunters and housing in NTI presidential bid Nunatsiaq News is publishing profiles of the 10 candidates in Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.’s May 27 presidential byelection. In his bid to ascend to the Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.

Alison McCreesh is back with a new book: The Short Years Yellowknife illustrator and graphic novelist Alison McCreesh returns with a collection of comics inspired by day-to-day life with her kids. Win a copy here. The post Alison McCreesh is back with a new book: The Short Years first appeared on Cabin Radio .

In unusual move, Arctic Inspiration Prize declines to award $1M For the first time in its history, the 2026 Arctic Inspiration Prize did not award its top prize. The change went unexplained amid other unusual alterations. The post In unusual move, Arctic Inspiration Prize declines to award $1M first appeared on Cabin Radio .

Houston government opts out of Canada’s new ‘Flood Risk Finder,’ depriving Nova Scotians of critical information The flood hazard portal allows Canadians to type in their address to find out the nature and level of flood risk to their home, or could do. But only if their province or territory opts in to the online portal. The post Houston government opts out of Canada’s new ‘Flood Risk Finder,’ depriving Nova Scotians of critical information appeared first on Halifax Examiner .

Federal government says it knew the risks of giving $175M to Ekati Ottawa said it is "committed to protecting taxpayers' money" as the Ekati diamond mine enters insolvency months after taking a federally backed $175M loan. The post Federal government says it knew the risks of giving $175M to Ekati first appeared on Cabin Radio .

Submissions open for 20th Yellowknife International Film Festival The Yellowknife International Film Festival is looking for film submissions for its 20th anniversary festival. Submissions opened May 1 and close September 11. The post Submissions open for 20th Yellowknife International Film Festival first appeared on Cabin Radio .

Basketball NWT will host 2026 Yellowknife super bingo The territorial basketball governing body will be the beneficiary of this year's super bingo, the City of Yellowknife announced. Sums up to $100,000 can be won. The post Basketball NWT will host 2026 Yellowknife super bingo first appeared on Cabin Radio .

NWT on-the-land healing camps win $500K from Arctic Inspiration Prize An NWT project that unites residential school survivors and families for on-the-land camps won $500,000 at this year's Arctic Inspiration Prize ceremony. The post NWT on-the-land healing camps win $500K from Arctic Inspiration Prize first appeared on Cabin Radio .

Betty Nippi-Albright leaves Sask. NDP to sit as independent Nippi-Albright said in a Tuesday Facebook post that she “can no longer support the direction of Carla Beck’s leadership.”

Dawson land‑use plan faces early tension as minister signals possible changes Released March 31, the Dawson land‑use plan enters a sensitive approval phase as the minister signals possible changes

Ottawa renames park for Mary Papatsie on Red Dress Day A crowd dressed in red filled Mary Papatsie Park in Ottawa’s Vanier neighbourhood to witness the park’s renaming in honour of the Inuk woman whose death remains under investigation.

In photos: Beaders honour Red Dress Day in Regina Regina Leader-Post photojournalist Heywood Yu stopped by an event held at the Gathering Place on Tuesday.

Remembering the murdered and missing Remembering the murdered and missing

Police watchdog finishes investigation into Inukjuak shooting death Quebec’s police watchdog has submitted its report on an incident in Inukjuak that left a six-year-old girl dead and her father injured last December.

Iqaluit taxi fares increase The City of Iqaluit increased taxi fares, effective May 1, 2026. The standard fare changed from $9.50 to $9.75, with no change to the $8 fare for elders.

CBS' 'Tracker' is moving from Canada to L.A., thanks to beefed-up state tax incentive CBS' 'Tracker' is set to earn $48 million in tax credits after relocating its production to California.

Alice Phoebe Lou closes out her Oblivion tour at the Vogue Theatre The South African musician is headed for big things.

PM celebrates Gov. Gen. Mary Simon’s ‘steadfast’ leadership Prime Minister Mark Carney paid tribute to Mary Simon’s “steadfast” leadership as governor general, while announcing the appointment of her successor.

Carney appoints former war crimes prosecutor as Canada governor general Louise Arbour will serve as Canada’s representative of King Charles and carry out ceremonial and constitutional duties Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, has appointed a former supreme court justice and war crimes prosecutor as the country’s new governor general, saying her appointment would reflect the importance of global institutions. Louise Arbour, a celebrated jurist, served as United Nations commissioner and prosecuted war crimes in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, will serve as Canada’s representative of King Charles III. Continue reading...

Louise Arbour announced as Canada’s 31st Governor General Arbour, former Supreme Court of Canada judge, has held several roles with the United Nations

Roughriders training camp preview: Defensive depth With the Saskatchewan Roughriders opening training camp this week, here's a breakdown of how the team's defence will look in 2026

Rediscovering our human impulse to create: A look at Contemporary Art Society’s latest show The Chase Gallery in Halifax is hosting a show of paintings by Nova Scotia artists until May 30. The post Rediscovering our human impulse to create: A look at Contemporary Art Society’s latest show appeared first on Halifax Examiner .

Yukon posts slight economic growth in 2025 with services still out front Preliminary May 1 Yukon Bureau of Statistics report shows modest 2025 growth as services outpace mining

Okalik Eegeesiak wants to put NTI initiatives on the public’s radar Nunatsiaq News is publishing profiles of the 10 candidates in Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.’s May 27 presidential byelection. A longtime leader in Nunavut feels she’s got the right stuff for the top job at Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.

Grace Ives owns the Fox Cabaret The American singer-songwriter made a splash in Vancouver.

Canada’s most oil-rich province could vote on breaking away A pro-independence movement in Alberta has submitted almost 302,000 signatures to the election authorities in a bid to trigger a referendum Read Full Article at RT.com

Whistler’s free Summer Concert Series returns with Steven Page, Ozomatli, and more The concert series kicks off on Canada Day.

Kits Pool is eyeing a mid-June comeback Seasonal repairs are underway as the city weighs big decisions.

Como Taperia’s Paella Patio Series is back for another summer of big-pan cooking Paella on repeat.

‘The forest is crying out to us through fires, floods, and hurricanes. It’s a cry for help’: A conversation with forest ecologist Suzanne Simard "We have to use whatever tools we can to save these places that are the future for our kids. If we don't have these places, we don't have us.

Naujaat co-op plans new store and community space Arctic Co-operatives Limited is designing a community space and convenience store in Naujaat to address the hamlet’s lack of gathering places.

Mayworks festival: Connecting labour and the arts This year's festival runs to May 10, with art shows, plays, dance, music, kite-flying and more. The post Mayworks festival: Connecting labour and the arts appeared first on Halifax Examiner .

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Ottawa set to unveil Mary Papatsie Park in Vanier A park in Ottawa’s Vanier neighbourhood is set to get a new name next week in tribute to Mary Papatsie, an Inuk woman whose death remains under investigation.

Iqaluit firefighters get new equipment free of cancer-causing forever chemicals Firefighting is a dangerous profession, but in Iqaluit it’s becoming a bit safer. Last week, the Iqaluit Fire Department ordered its second shipment of 10 sets of firefighting gear that’s free of cancer-causing forever chemicals.

Canada: “The hate is intersectional” Xenophobic TFGBV against racialized women and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada The briefing exposes harmful xenophobic and racist narratives that are being used to target racialized migrant women and 2SLGBTQI+ people, and those perceived as such, on digital spaces in Canada. It reveals how they are targeted through attacks both on their gender identity, race and their perceived migration status; how gender-based narratives are weaponized to […] The post Canada: “The hate is intersectional” Xenophobic TFGBV against racialized women and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada appeared first on Amnesty International .

Canada: Xenophobic, racist tropes drive online hate against racialized women and LGBTQI+ people An innovative new research briefing by Amnesty International breaks down the “virulent cocktail” of xenophobic, racist and misogynistic hate targeting racialized women and LGBTQI+ people in Canada. The Hate is Intersectional: Xenophobic Technology-facilitates Gender-Based Violence (TfGBV) against Racialized Women and 2SLGBTQIA+ People in Canada exposes a playbook of toxic tropes and tactics spreading across social media as anti-immigrant rhetoric rises both online and offline. Launching alongside […] The post Canada: Xenophobic, racist tropes drive online hate against racialized women and LGBTQI+ people appeared first on Amnesty International .

Canada: “The hate is intersectional” Xenophobic TFGBV against racialized women and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada: Executive Summary This summary of the Research Briefing AMR 20/0918/2026, shows that racialized migrant women and 2SLGBTQI people and others perceived as such, have successfully used digital spaces to share their experiences, challenge violence, facilitate transnational activism, foster community, exchange resources and build collective resilience. It has also been a critical tool in challenging hegemony and erasure […] The post Canada: “The hate is intersectional” Xenophobic TFGBV against racialized women and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada: Executive Summary appeared first on Amnesty International .

My Favourite 'Hood: Actor Celeste Ziegler on Kerrisdale The Shoresy and Upload scene-stealer gives out her K-Dale hot takes.

Rodney DeCroo: There are no ordinary people when it comes to street photography "The funny thing is, I’m no longer sure the camera was the real problem."

The Ethiopian made his London debut with a historic time, but finished behind Kenyan Sebastian Sawe. A monumental feat that reopens the debate about sporting greatness beyond first place.

Michelle Ha's older sister Angela died after falling from the Organ Pipes while rock climbing at Arapiles in western Victoria last week.

West Coast coach Andrew McQualter insists his side’s 11-point loss to injury-hit Richmond isn’t a catastrophe.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that AI-generated actors are ineligible for Oscar nominations as part of a campaign to limit the use of this technology in film. The new rules stipulate that an actor must be a real person, not an AI-generated version, to be eligible for the highest honor in cinema, and that screenplays must be written by a real person, not a machine. The Academy stated that in the acting categories, only roles listed in the official cast list and proven to have been performed by real actors with their consent will be accepted.

My Favourite 'Hood: Collage Collage founder Erin Boniferro on Riley Park The Main Street store is a popular destination for parents.

The Italian died at 59 after a life marked by accidents. He suffered the amputation of both legs after a crash in Germany. After that, he dedicated himself to para-cycling, shining in London 2012 and Rio 2016, and becoming an icon.

Air Transat is launching a new nonstop flight from Montreal to Oranjestad, Aruba, beginning December 12. The route will operate once per week during the winter season, with flights already available for booking. The timing is deliberate.

Calgary carried out physical assault in Calgary [10 sources]

Creativity made demands of Writer in Ottawa [6 sources]

China expressed disapproval of NATO in Canada [6 sources]

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Canada criticized Residents in Canada [4 sources]

Provincial Officials fought in Toronto [6 sources]

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Regime coerced Syria in Montreal [8 sources]

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Vancouver criticized in Vancouver [8 sources]

Vancouver fought with The European Union in Vancouver [5 sources]

Community applied coercive pressure in Cameron Lake [3 sources]

Africa applied coercive pressure in Langley [13 sources]

Canada applied coercive pressure in Canada [4 sources]

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Shanghai applied coercive pressure in Canada [10 sources]

Industry protested against Ottawa in Ottawa [5 sources]

Ottawa fought with Police Officer in Ottawa [6 sources]

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Canada fought with Extremist in Ottawa [10 sources]

Birmingham fought with Authorities in Canada [10 sources]

Canada mobilized military forces against United States in Ottawa [10 sources]

Canada fought with Government in Toronto [4 sources]

Community applied coercive pressure in Cameron Lake [3 sources]

Canada threatened Extremist in Canada [10 sources]

Ottawa coerced Lawrence in Red Lake [3 sources]

Canadian coerced North America in Canada [3 sources]

Montreal applied coercive pressure on Demonstrator in Montreal [10 sources]

Canadian applied coercive pressure on North America in Canada [4 sources]

Retired applied coercive pressure in Vancouver [6 sources]

Mayor issued criticism in Toronto [10 sources]

Canadian coerced North America in Canada [3 sources]

Trial Lawyer criticized Canada in Canada [6 sources]

Reports of conflict in Montreal [10 sources]

Reports of threats in Toronto [16 sources]

Canada rejected overtures in Saanich [4 sources]

Reports of coercive pressure in Thunder Bay [5 sources]

Reports of conflict in Ottawa [4 sources]

Canada rejected in Vancouver [4 sources]

Advocate threatened Worker in Sudbury [10 sources]

Canada carried out assault in Stanley Mission [8 sources]

Engineer protested against Saskatchewan in Saskatchewan [3 sources]

Chief Executive coerced Canada in Murphy Lake [4 sources]

Ottawa applied coercive pressure in Ottawa [3 sources]

Canada applied coercive pressure in Race Rocks [4 sources]

Canada protested against Intelligence in Wascana Centre [8 sources]

Russia staged protests in Canada [3 sources]

Male carried out assault in Stanley Mission [10 sources]

Canada reduced diplomatic relations in Ottawa [4 sources]

Canada issued threats in Canada [2 sources]

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Reports of tensions in Ottawa [3 sources]

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Male carried out assault in Stanley Mission [10 sources]

Canada issued threats in Canada [5 sources]

Canadian fought in Canada [3 sources]

Canada criticized Chamber in Canada [4 sources]

Canadian criticized Magazine in Canada [8 sources]

Canada criticized in Fort Mcmurray [10 sources]

Reports of political tensions in Inuvik [10 sources]

Britain criticized The European Union in Canada [7 sources]

Canada issued threats in Canada [10 sources]

Canada criticized Website in Vancouver [3 sources]

Canadian criticized Police in Ottawa [7 sources]

Swiss criticized in Canada [10 sources]

Reports of political tensions in Inuvik [10 sources]

United States criticized in Montreal [4 sources]

Toronto criticized Berlin in Toronto [8 sources]

Trial Lawyer criticized President in Caledonia [6 sources]

Canada criticized in Toronto [2 sources]

Canada criticized Novo Nordisk in Toronto [16 sources]