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Canada News Today, presented by The Daily News Now!, delivers fast, accurate, two-minute national news updates covering the biggest stories across Canada. From politics in Ottawa to breaking economic news, weather alerts, immigration updates, transportation, crime, and major national events — all in one quick daily briefing. Stay informed with real-time Canadian headlines designed for busy listeners who need trusted, unbiased local audio news on the go. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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U of A Hospital's $2.9M Atrium: A Sanctuary for All
Dec 16, 2025

The University of Alberta Hospitals new Atrium, a serene escape for hospital staff, patients, and visitors, was unveiled this week. Costing $2.9 million, the project was funded entirely by community donations, with the Carruthers family contributing $1 million. The Atrium, a long-awaited addition, offers a peaceful retreat amidst the hospitals bustling environment.

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University Shooting: Frustration Over Security Gaps
Dec 16, 2025

Mass shooting at university leaves two dead, nine wounded; limited security footage hampers investigation; students demand increased security measures; FBI offers $50,000 reward for information leading to shooters identification.

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Tariffs Spark U.S. Artificial Tree Demand Drop
Dec 16, 2025

This holiday season, the rise in tariffs on artificial Christmas trees from abroad has led to a ten to fifteen percent price increase, despite the majority of these decorations still being imported. Major tree companies like National Tree Company and Balsam Brands are unlikely to bring large-scale production back to the U.S. due to labor intensity, price sensitivity, and the difficulty in finding domestic suppliers for components like lights. The tariffs have resulted in a slight decrease in U.S. demand, with some companies experiencing a five to ten percent drop in sales, highlighting the impact of cost on...

Duration: 00:02:32
Hanukkah Celebrations: Light Over Darkness
Dec 16, 2025

In the face of tragedy, Jewish communities worldwide, including those in Simcoe County, Canada, chose to celebrate Hanukkah with resilience and unity. Despite heightened security, local events saw strong attendance and support from local leaders. The message was clear: light will always triumph over darkness.

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Flash Freeze Warning: Edmonton & Alberta, Brace for Sudden Cold Snap
Dec 16, 2025

Flash Freeze Warning Issued for Central & Southeast Alberta: Temperatures Plummet, Freezing Rain Risk

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Trump Classifies Fentanyl as Weapon of Mass Destruction
Dec 16, 2025

President Trump classifies fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, comparing its impact to that of a bomb. This move escalates the administrations campaign against drug cartels and aligns with broader efforts against narco-terrorists. However, the primary smuggling route for fentanyl is from Mexico, not by boat from countries like Colombia or Venezuela. Meanwhile, a military buildup in the Caribbean is aimed at combating drug trafficking, but Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro accuses Washington of using drug smuggling as a cover for regime change attempts.

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Lights on Boischatel Christmas Display Returns
Dec 16, 2025

Lights on Boischatel Christmas display returns, featuring over 10,000 synchronized lights to popular Christmas songs. The beloved tradition, created by Robert Wright, brings joy to families in Montreals West Island. The display runs from six to nine PM every night until Christmas, with Santas mailbox for kids to mail their letters. Details on Facebook: Lights on Boischatel.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Engaged to Brian Glenn
Dec 16, 2025

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Congresswoman, is engaged to Brian Glenn, a journalist from The Real Americas Voice. They both finalized their divorces in 2022 and have three children each. Glenn will leave his correspondent role, while Greene plans to resign from Congress. This engagement signals a new beginning for both.

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Trump Sues BBC for $10B Over Edited Speech
Dec 16, 2025

Former President Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, accusing them of defamation and violating the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The lawsuit stems from a BBC documentary that Trump claims edited his January 6, 2021 speech to supporters in a misleading way, making it appear as though he explicitly urged supporters to attack the Capitol. The BBC has denied Trumps claims of legal defamation, but has apologized for the error. This lawsuit is part of a series of legal actions Trump has taken against media companies in recent years.

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Duration: 00:01:41
Homebuilder Fined $1.8M for Illegal Construction
Dec 16, 2025

Toronto homebuilder fined $1.8 million for illegal construction, emphasizing the importance of verifying builder licenses for homebuyers.

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Thorncliffe Park Fire: Buildings Assessed for Safety
Dec 16, 2025

Fire in Thorncliffe Park Apartment Buildings Extinguished: Next Steps for ResidentsThe five-alarm blaze at eleven Thorncliffe Park Drive and twenty-one Overlea Boulevard has been put out, with firefighting operations completed. Residents are informed about the conclusion of fire suppression, but the path to returning home is still unfolding. Property management companies will work with independent engineers to assess the buildings structural integrity and safety, with residents receiving further updates and instructions directly from their property management. The return to occupancy will happen in stages, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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Duration: 00:01:35
Faqiri Family Fights for Justice After Brother's Jail Death
Dec 16, 2025

Soleiman Faqiris family seeks justice for his death in an Ontario jail, ruled a homicide by a coroners inquest. Despite dozens of reform recommendations, the Ontario government has not implemented any changes. The family, led by Yusuf Faqiri, advocates for mental health reforms, highlighting the emotional toll and lack of accountability. New Democratic Party Member of Provincial Parliament Kristyn Wong-Tam emphasizes the growing crisis in Ontario jails, with people with serious mental health illnesses often placed in solitary confinement. The Faqiri family criticizes the Premiers response, vowing to continue fighting for systemic change and justice.

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San Francisco Cable Car Sudden Stop Injures 15
Dec 16, 2025

15 injured in San Francisco cable car incident; SFMTA launches investigation for safety measures.

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King Thunderbird Centre Opens in Edmonton
Dec 16, 2025

Boyle Street Community Services unveils new King Thunderbird Centre in Edmontons Chinatown, offering essential services to those experiencing homelessness. The facility, guided by Elder Cliff Cardinal and residential school survivor Henry Marshall, provides primary care, pregnancy programs, harm reduction support, and more. This $49.5 million project aims to empower Indigenous individuals and address homelessness in the community.

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Duration: 00:01:56
Peavey Mart Returns to Saskatchewan in 2026
Dec 16, 2025

Peavey Marts Return to Saskatchewan in 2026: A Scaled-Back Comeback for Rural RetailPeavey Mart, the well-known rural retail brand, is set to reopen stores in Assiniboia and Yorkton, Saskatchewan, alongside a new location in Red Deer, Alberta, in 2026. This marks a significant step in the brands revival following its nationwide shutdown earlier this year. The company aims for a spring 2026 opening, with exact dates still being finalized. This phased approach is a strategic move following the previous closures. The reopening brings relief to many communities in Saskatchewan, which were left without a key source for agricultural, livestock, and outdoor supplies after...

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Corb Lund's Fight Against Coal Mining in Alberta's Eastern Slopes
Dec 16, 2025

Corb Lund, a country music star and sixth-generation Albertan, is frustrated after his coal mining petition was cancelled. He had received approval to collect signatures for a petition banning coal mining in Albertas eastern slopes, a crucial water source and home to threatened species. However, the provincial government passed a new law, invalidating his petition. Lund, along with retired biologist Lorne Fitch, argues that coal mining poses significant environmental risks to the region. Despite the setback, Lund plans to resubmit his petition, emphasizing the importance of protecting Albertas natural resources for future generations.

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Toronto Stabbing Suspects Sought: Police Release Descriptions
Dec 16, 2025

Toronto police seek publics help in identifying six suspects connected to a stabbing incident at a restaurant in the Annex neighborhood. Two victims were injured, but their injuries are not life-threatening. Suspects were last seen fleeing on foot, with descriptions and photos released to aid identification.

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Regina Council Approves Police Budget with 2.2% Increase
Dec 16, 2025

Regina City Council approves a 2.2% increase to the police portion of the property tax rate, totaling $116 million for the Regina Police Services operating budget in 2026. The budget includes funding for 11 new civilian positions and 30 new police officers. Despite calls for a status quo budget, Chief Davies explains the need for these increases to maintain round-the-clock operations and free up sworn officers for community duties.

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Duration: 00:01:39
Grand Canyon Reopens for Overnight Stays
Dec 16, 2025

Grand Canyons South Rim hotels and lodges reopen after water pipeline repairs, offering visitors a chance to experience the parks beauty while conservation efforts continue.

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Duration: 00:01:36
B.C. Court Ruling Could Cost Province $1B, Expert Warns
Dec 16, 2025

Premier Eby pledges support for property owners amidst billion-dollar title decisionIn a recent podcast episode, the Premier of British Columbia, David Eby, has vowed to back property owners affected by a controversial court ruling granting the Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title to land on Lulu Island and along the Fraser River. The decision could potentially cost the province a billion dollars in loan guarantees, as property values and mortgage renewals remain uncertain. Despite the Premiers commitment to protect private property rights, the lack of clarity on whether these guarantees will also protect property values has raised concerns. The Cowichan Tribes did...

Duration: 00:02:13
Farms in BC Face Severe Weather Threat
Dec 16, 2025

Floodwaters threaten Sumas Prairie farms, with six already reporting livestock losses. Environment Canada warns of heavy rainfall, urging residents to prepare for potential disruption and high water levels. Authorities advise avoiding riverbanks and waterways, while the province offers support and urges those under evacuation alerts to prepare emergency kits.

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COVID Vaccine Protects Pregnant Women, Reduces Premature Births
Dec 16, 2025

New study offers reassuring news for pregnant individuals regarding COVID-19 vaccination. Researchers found that getting the vaccine significantly protects pregnant women from severe illness and reduces the risk of premature birth. A large-scale study of nearly twenty thousand pregnant people in Canada showed that vaccinated women were less likely to be hospitalized, had lower rates of critical care admission, and experienced fewer premature births. Doctor Deborah Money, a senior author of the paper, emphasized the benefits of vaccination for this group, even recommending it for those planning a pregnancy or who are currently pregnant. Getting vaccinated during pregnancy was found...

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Hanukkah Candles Light Up Against Antisemitism
Dec 16, 2025

In the face of a tragic antisemitic attack, Rabbi Lisa Grushcow led a powerful Hanukkah ceremony, emphasizing unity and the triumph of light over darkness. The event, held at Westmount City Hall, was a global affirmation of Jewish identity and resilience, with attendees like Stephanie Friedman drawn to show solidarity in the wake of the Bondi Beach tragedy.

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Holiday Lights' Impact on Well-being
Dec 16, 2025

Steven Knight, a holiday light installer, shares his booming business during the festive season. With demand surging from Halloween to December twenty-third, Knight attributes growth to expanding cities and evolving lighting technology. His core service involves supplying, installing, taking down, and storing professional Christmas decor. However, permanent lighting solutions are gaining popularity, offering color-changing options for any holiday or occasion. Local psychologist Suekiana El-Sharkawi explains the positive impact of holiday lights on well-being, including regulating circadian rhythm, improving mood, and alleviating seasonal depression. Knight finds joy in transforming homes and public spaces into festive spectacles, spreading holiday cheer year after...

Duration: 00:01:52
Hobby Spot's Holiday Generosity: 20K Items Needed
Dec 16, 2025

The Hobby Spot in Leduc, Alberta, is a sports card shop thats making a significant impact in its community during the holiday season. For the fifth consecutive year, the store is collecting food donations for the Leduc and District Food Bank, aiming to reach twenty thousand items by the end of the week. The shops initiative has already gathered twelve thousand items, with the goal of supporting local families in need. The owner, Luke Crisby, was inspired by his childhood experiences and is proud to continue the tradition of giving back. The shops efforts have been met with generosity from...

Duration: 00:01:39
King Thunderbird Centre Opens: A Beacon of Hope
Dec 16, 2025

The King Thunderbird Centre, a new facility in Edmonton, has opened its doors, offering vital services and a sense of hope for the Indigenous community and vulnerable populations. The center, which houses health services like primary care, pregnancy programs, and mental health support, is a beacon of hope for those on their healing journeys. With a focus on cultural safety and Indigenous-led programming, the center has already seen over two thousand visits since its opening in mid-November. The facility, which is carbon neutral and was designed with extensive consultation from elders and knowledge keepers, is a testament to community commitment...

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Crestwood Residents Protest New Apartment Complex
Dec 16, 2025

Developer Ulco Franken of Franken Homes adjusts plans for an approved apartment complex in Crestwood following community feedback, despite strong opposition from residents and city council members.

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Hit-and-Run Victim Seeks Driver
Dec 16, 2025

Police seek publics help to identify driver in hit-and-run; silver Acura with front door and windshield damage, driven by a South Asian female, involved in collision with teen pedestrian near One Hundred Seventy Street and Ninety-Five Avenue; anyone with information urged to contact authorities or Crime Stoppers anonymously.

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Mistakenly Deported Man Fights for Justice
Dec 16, 2025

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national, was mistakenly deported to a notoriously harsh prison in El Salvador, sparking opposition to the previous administrations immigration policies. After a series of legal battles, a federal judge ordered his release from detention, but the Department of Homeland Security plans to appeal. Abrego Garcias legal team is exploring options for his future, including asylum in the U.S. or relocation to Costa Rica, with his primary concern being avoiding return to the prison where he claims to have been tortured.

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Counterfeit Money Suspects Sought in Lloydminster
Dec 16, 2025

Lloydminster police investigate counterfeit money incidents, linking them to similar cases in Edmonton. Two suspects, a man and a woman, are sought for questioning. Photos of the suspects have been released, and the public is urged to provide information to help resolve these ongoing cases.

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Winter Returns to Vancouver
Dec 16, 2025

After a stormy start, Metro Vancouver enjoys a sunny break, with temperatures soaring to 15°C. However, Arctic air is on the way, bringing typical winter temperatures. Ski enthusiasts rejoice as freezing levels drop, promising snowfall on the North Shore mountains. Other areas may also see flurries, signaling winters return.

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Grand Canyon Hotels Reopen After Water Line Fixes
Dec 16, 2025

Grand Canyons South Rim hotels reopen after water line fixes, but water conservation remains crucial.

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Seniors in Cold: Year-Long Heating Crisis
Dec 16, 2025

Residents of Grand-Moulin seniors home in Deux-Montagnes, Quebec, have endured over a year without proper heating, relying on portable heaters and even ovens. The geothermal system failed, posing fire risks and causing concern for the elderly tenants. The city, which owns the building, is switching to a natural gas heating system but faces challenges in installation. Social workers regularly check on the residents, highlighting the urgent need for a solution as winter approaches.

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Jimmy Lai Convicted, Faces Life in Prison
Dec 16, 2025

Jimmy Lai, a vocal critic of Beijing and former Hong Kong media mogul, has been convicted in a national security trial, potentially facing life imprisonment. The conviction, deemed politically motivated by Canadas foreign minister, has drawn international criticism, with calls for Lais immediate release. Lai, arrested in 2020 under a Beijing-imposed national security law, has previously been convicted of lesser offenses. The trial, held without a jury, has raised concerns about media freedom and judicial independence in Hong Kong. Lais daughter, Claire, stated that he wishes to reunite with his family upon release. The United States, United Kingdom, and Canada have...

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US Charges Suspect in Cross-Border Threats
Dec 16, 2025

Jasmeet Singh, a suspect linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, has been charged in the U.S. for making death threats against a victim in Canada. The threats were made via WhatsApp, with Singh identifying himself and showing his face during one call. He threatened the victim for cooperating with Indian law enforcement, demonstrating knowledge of the victims personal details and even threatening the victims family in India. Singh remains in custody after being questioned by the FBI.

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Video Loading Error: Our Investigation & Workaround
Dec 16, 2025

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Holiday Shopping: Navigating Price Hikes & Tariffs
Dec 16, 2025

The Ah Louis Store in San Luis Obispo, California, is grappling with supply chain issues and increased costs, leading to a focus on more profitable items. Consumers are also being cautious with their spending due to higher prices for everyday items and holiday gifts. This shift in behavior is influenced by unpredictable tariffs, ongoing inflation, and weaker hiring, which have impacted confidence in the U.S. economy. While some product categories like toys and holiday decor have seen significant price hikes, experts suggest exploring secondhand stores and domestically produced goods as alternatives.

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Meadow Park Golf Course: New Courses, Facilities
Dec 16, 2025

Meadow Park Golf Course in Tacoma, Washington, is set for a major overhaul, including a new executive course, a developmental course, a restaurant, updated clubhouse, and golf entertainment facility. Funded by enterprise cash reserves, private donations, and municipal bonds, the project aims to revitalize the popular spot without using general fund money. The upgrades will address aging infrastructure and meet growing demand, transforming the course into a top-tier destination for golfers of all skill levels.

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Montreal Man Guilty in Chinatown Manslaughter
Dec 16, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, a third individual, Mame Abdul Aziz Ndiaye, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the brutal death of Mohamed Azzedine Riahi in Montreals Chinatown. Ndiaye, a former university student turned street dweller, was under the influence of drugs and alcohol during the attack. He admitted to assisting in the assault, which was sparked by Riahis inappropriate behavior towards a woman. Both Dwayne Joseph and Marckinson Cherise, the other perpetrators, have already been found guilty. Ndiayes sentencing is set for March.

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King Thunderbird Centre Opens: A Beacon of Hope
Dec 16, 2025

Four years in the making, the King Thunderbird Centre, or okimaw peyesew kamik, has officially opened in Edmonton. Once a cold, concrete paintball arena, this space has been transformed into a vibrant, Indigenous-rooted hub for homeless individuals, offering addiction recovery support, community building, and cultural healing. With a circular cutout allowing light to stream through, the building now stands as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of community advocacy, having received significant funding from the federal government and the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation. Despite facing challenges, including a revoked permit, the centre has already served over...

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Montreal Council Condemns Australian Attack, Strengthens Jewish Community Support
Dec 16, 2025

Montreal City Council condemns Bondi Beach terrorist attack, expresses solidarity with Jewish community. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada presents declaration, Montreal police increase presence at Hanukkah celebrations. Councillors emphasize importance of protecting religious freedom, denouncing antisemitism.

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One Magic Moment: Bringing Joy to Montreal's Children
Dec 16, 2025

One Magic Moment brought joy to 118 Montreal children from underserved communities, aiming to inspire positivity and kindness. Organized by John Gumbley, inspired by his own upbringing, the event included free food, candy canes, and heartwarming decorations. Attendees like Elise Dass and Desean Degean experienced a magical holiday, with organizers hoping theyll carry this happiness into their lives and communities, potentially inspiring them to help others in the future.

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Trump Tariffs Devastate US-Canada Border Economies
Dec 16, 2025

New report reveals devastating impact of Trumps tariffs on border states, particularly Maine, with a nearly twenty percent decrease in border crossings and a significant drop in business for the Cat Ferry. Former Presidents policies blamed for strained cross-border relations, affecting small businesses and jobs. Canadian tourism contributed twenty-five billion dollars to U.S. economy last year, highlighting the importance of a healthy relationship for economic well-being.

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Man Convicted of Wife's Murder Despite Missing Body
Dec 16, 2025

Brian Walshe, a Massachusetts man, is sentenced to life without parole for the murder of his wife, Ana Walshe, despite her body never being found. Walshe, who had pleaded guilty to lying about her disappearance and improperly disposing of her body, was convicted of first-degree murder after a four-hour deliberation. The couple shared three young sons. The victims boots, clothing, and purse were discovered in dumpsters, along with a hacksaw and other tools with reddish-brown stains. Walshes defense argued he found his wife dead in bed and panicked, but prosecutors presented evidence of internet searches suggesting otherwise. The trial also...

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Runner Challenges Finch Light Rail in Winter
Dec 16, 2025

Mac Bauer, a dedicated runner, challenges himself to beat the new Finch Light Rail Transit line on foot, despite harsh winter conditions and unexpected obstacles. His thirty-nine minute run, with additional time for traffic lights, sparks public interest and humorously highlights the need for better service. Looking ahead, he plans to tackle the Eglinton Crosstown line in warmer weather.

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California Hires CDC Experts, Challenges Federal Health Policy
Dec 16, 2025

California forms alliance with Washington and Oregon to create public health guidance, hiring former CDC officials as consultants. This move aims to provide stability in scientific data and counterweight to federal health policy changes. One consultant was fired by Trump administration for refusing to endorse unscientific vaccine recommendations. The initiative faces criticism from a Republican state senator, who accuses Governor Newsom of prioritizing national ambitions. The White House and HHS have not commented on the hirings.

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College Football Players Seek Fifth Season, Challenge NCAA Rules
Dec 16, 2025

Five college football players from major universities have requested a preliminary injunction to play a fifth season, challenging the NCAAs redshirt rule in a lawsuit alleging antitrust violations. This case echoes a similar one from last year, where a player was granted an injunction to play. The players argue that playing another season would provide more practice, attract NFL scouts, and allow them to pursue graduate degrees. However, the NCAA and conference commissioners argue that upholding the eligibility rules is crucial for maintaining the balance between athletics and academics.

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US-Ukraine Talks Progress, MI6 Doubts Russia's Peace Intentions
Dec 16, 2025

U.S. and Ukraine officials made progress in Berlin talks, aiming to finalize security guarantees for Ukraine. However, MI6s new head, Blaise Metreweli, doubts Putins peace intentions. The U.S. agreed to provide unspecified security guarantees, with discussions expected to continue in Miami. Trump expressed optimism, while European leaders committed to a European-led multinational force for Ukraine. Metreweli warned of Putins determination to subjugate Ukraine and harass NATO, citing ongoing cyberattacks, drone incursions, and disinformation campaigns.

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Canada's Jewish Community on High Alert
Dec 16, 2025

Amidst Hanukkah celebrations, a Canadian government report warns of a realistic possibility of a violent attack on Jewish communities, following a deadly terrorist attack in Australia. Despite no immediate credible threat, the report cautions that a lone individual or small group could mobilize violence with little warning. This assessment has been in place for over a year, with increasing antisemitism incidents in Canada. Police will increase presence in Jewish communities, but the report suggests past Canadian violent extremists havent been driven to violence by international incidents.

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Campus Shooting Victims Remembered
Dec 16, 2025

Two university students, Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov and Ella Cook, tragically lost their lives in a campus shooting, leaving behind a trail of grief and shock. Umurzokov, an aspiring neurosurgeon, was known for his kindness and dedication to helping fellow students. Cook, a devout church member and college Republican, was remembered for her bright spirit and kind heart. Nine others were wounded, with one critically injured and eight in stable condition. The university community and families mourn the loss, while authorities search for the suspect.

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Calgary Food Bank's New Grocery Store Model
Dec 16, 2025

The Calgary Food Bank introduces a game-changing, supermarket-style location, offering clients a dignified shopping experience with fresh produce, proteins, and staples. This innovative approach aims to empower individuals and provide a more comprehensive, nutritious selection, highlighting the increasing demand for such services in the community.

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Calgary Council to Revisit Blanket Rezoning
Dec 16, 2025

Calgarys city council moves to potentially repeal blanket rezoning, setting the stage for another public hearing in the spring. This decision follows the controversial policys implementation in August 2024, which sparked extensive debate. The upcoming hearing will be crucial, as council members seek community input before making final decisions, reflecting a commitment to public involvement in urban planning.

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Toronto Youth Homelessness Crisis: Urgent Need for Action
Dec 16, 2025

Over one thousand five hundred young people in Toronto experience homelessness, with the number more than doubling the available shelter beds. The report by Covenant House highlights underlying factors like anxiety, stress, and mental illness, along with the affordability crisis, contributing to youth homelessness. The report emphasizes the need for early intervention and prevention strategies, with recommendations including a youth-specific homelessness strategy and involving youth in decision-making. The province of Ontario is also taking steps to address the issue, with investments in new housing units, supportive housing, and shelter spaces.

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Hero Dad Disarms Gunman at Bondi Beach
Dec 16, 2025

Ahmed al-Ahmed, a Syrian immigrant and father of two, bravely confronted a gunman at Sydneys Bondi Beach, disarming him and potentially saving lives. His actions have been hailed as heroic, with Australian leaders praising his courage. A fundraising campaign for Ahmed, who was shot during the incident, has raised over $1.7 million from global contributions.

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Homebuilder Fined $1M for Illegal Construction
Dec 16, 2025

Albion Builders fined over $1 million for illegal home construction, failing to enroll in mandatory warranty plan. The Home Construction Regulatory Authority imposed the largest fine ever, following 124 charges and guilty pleas from Albion and its director, Zamal Hossain. The violations included building 39 homes without valid licenses and Tarion registration, a requirement under Ontario law. The companys history of legal troubles underscores the importance for homebuyers to verify a builders license and history before purchasing.

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Sawyer's Legacy: Toy Drive Brings Joy to IWK Hospital
Dec 16, 2025

The Titus family, inspired by their late daughter Sawyers kindness, organized a heartwarming toy drive for IWK hospital in Halifax. After weeks of collecting gifts, they delivered two SUVs and two pickup trucks full of presents, aiming to brighten the holidays for young patients. The hospital officials appreciated the gesture, which will become part of Operation Snowpile. The family plans to continue this tradition, keeping Sawyers spirit alive through the joy brought to other children.

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Danforth Village: Your Holiday Shopping Haven
Dec 16, 2025

Discover Danforth Village: Your Ultimate Holiday Shopping Destination - This Toronto neighborhood is a treasure trove of unique gifts, from Mexican market finds at El Rincón Guerrerense to hand-painted ceramics at The Clay Room. Dont miss Silly Goose Kids for childrens toys, Press Vinyl Cafe for records, and Mashi Moosh for Moroccan artisanal goods. Plus, Marys Brigadeiro for Brazilian chocolate truffles and The Montessori Room for educational toys. Surprise on Danforth has viral TikTok products, making your holiday shopping a breeze.

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Energy Minister Hinting at More Opposition Defectors
Dec 16, 2025

Energy Minister Tim Hodgson hints at potential floor-crossing, as former Conservative MP Michael Ma joins Liberals, bringing them one seat away from a majority. Hodgson, a former businessman and pragmatist like Ma and the Prime Minister, was reportedly involved in Mas move. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticizes the Liberals for seeking a majority through backroom deals, emphasizing the importance of respecting the will of the people.

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Police Chief Accused of Manipulating Crime Data in D.C.
Dec 16, 2025

In a scandal rocking Washington D.C., the police chief faces accusations of pressuring officers to falsify crime data, leading to an artificial lowering of crime rates. A Republican-led committee report and a separate U.S. Attorneys investigation both found evidence of misclassified police reports. Chief Smith denies these claims, but the U.S. Attorneys office suggests internal changes. The House committees findings are based on testimonies from several police commanders, who allege Chief Smith pushed for less serious charges to make crime rates seem lower. Mayor Bowser defends Chief Smith, calling the report politically motivated, while emphasizing the importance...

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Brown University Shooting: Two Students Lost
Dec 16, 2025

Two promising students, MukhammadAziz Umurzokov and Ella Cook, tragically lost their lives in a campus shooting at Brown University. MukhammadAziz, a dedicated neurosurgeon aspirant, and Ella, a beloved church member and College Republicans vice president, were both in a study group when a gunman opened fire. Nine others were injured, with one released and another in critical condition. The gunman remains at large, leaving the community in shock and mourning.

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Congress Races Against Time on Healthcare, Spending Bills
Dec 15, 2025

Congress races against time in final week before Christmas break, tackling spending bills, healthcare costs, and nominations. House Republicans unveil healthcare cost-reduction bill, aiming to lower expenses by 2026, ahead of midterm elections. Bills sponsor, Rep. Miller-Meeks, faces re-election challenge. Democrats criticize potential expiration of Affordable Care Act premium tax credits. Senate votes on National Defense Authorization Act, considers spending bills, and nominations. Busy end to the year for lawmakers.

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Ridgefield School District Unveils New Elementary School Boundaries
Dec 15, 2025

Ridgefield School District unveils new elementary school boundaries, set to open in 2026. The districts third school, located on North Tenth Street, aims to alleviate overcrowding. The elementary grade configuration will shift to kindergarten through fifth grade starting next year. The new Sunset Ridge Elementary will adopt the name and mascot of the current intermediate school. Boundary changes will keep Union Ridge Elementarys existing boundaries mostly intact and streamline transportation. The district is also planning for future growth, potentially adding a fourth elementary school.

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Major Traffic Disruptions: Flooding, Closures, and Accidents
Dec 15, 2025

Heavy flooding causes significant traffic disruptions across the state, with northbound Highway 167 completely closed from Auburn to Kent. Interstate 5 in Olympia also blocked due to a multi-vehicle collision involving three semi-trucks and a passenger car. Several other highways closed, including Highway 2, Highway 20 eastbound, Highway 410, and Highway 530. Commuters advised to find alternative routes and allow for extra travel time.

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New US Tariffs Impact Canadian Holiday Gifts
Dec 15, 2025

Canadians sending holiday gifts to the U.S. face new challenges due to tariffs. Small packages, once exempt, now require duties and paperwork. Canada Post partners with Zonos Prepay for duty payment, but sending small gifts duty-free is no longer possible. Couriers like FedEx or DHL remain options, often requiring a broker.

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Woman Steals Neighbor's Dog, Avoids Jail
Dec 15, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, a woman in British Columbia was convicted of robbery for stealing her neighbors dog in a violent attack. Despite the guilty verdict, the judge spared her jail time. The incident involved three women, including the convicted, who assaulted the dogs owner, Monica Clayton, and took her two-year-old beagle and American foxhound mix, Lucy. The convicted woman, Shiny Christy Antonius, claimed ownership of the dog, stating she had sold it to Clayton for $110. However, the jury rejected her claims. Antonius was sentenced to an 18-month conditional sentence, with the first six months under house arrest...

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Calgary Food Bank's New Dignified Shopping Experience
Dec 15, 2025

The Calgary Food Bank unveils a new downtown location, resembling a grocery store, to provide a more dignified shopping experience for those facing food insecurity. This innovative approach, coupled with improved accessibility, comes as food prices surge, highlighting the growing need for such services.

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Alberta Premier Explores U.S. Pipeline for Pacific Oil Exports
Dec 15, 2025

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is exploring alternative routes to transport oil to the Pacific Coast, including a potential path through the northwestern United States. She aims to open new markets in Asia and is considering a pipeline capable of carrying one million barrels per day. Smiths focus is on advocating for pipelines along existing rights of way and has encouraged the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline. She plans to submit a new pipeline proposal by May 2026, indicating a continued push for new export routes.

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Anthony Geary, Iconic Luke Spencer, Passes Away
Dec 15, 2025

Anthony Geary, the legendary actor known for his role as Luke Spencer on General Hospital, has passed away at 78. His husband, Claudio Gama, confirmed the news, stating that Geary died in the Netherlands due to post-operation complications. Geary, a daytime TV veteran, won eight Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. Genie Francis, his on-screen partner, shared her grief, mentioning a premonition of his death. The General Hospital family mourns the loss of this iconic actor and his character, Luke Spencer.

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Teen Pleads Guilty to School Hallway Attack
Dec 15, 2025

Teen pleads guilty to attempted murder after school hallway attack, leaving victim with severe burns.

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Edmonton Library Head's Legacy: Accessible, Innovative
Dec 15, 2025

Pilar Martinez, the esteemed head of Edmonton Public Library for over a decade, is stepping down this August. Her tenure saw significant growth, with 14 new branches and 6 renovated ones, including the iconic downtown Stanley A. Milner Library. Martinezs leadership focused on accessibility, eliminating overdue fines, introducing free memberships, and launching innovative programs like storefront branches and mobile literacy vans. Mayor Andrew Knack praised her contributions, highlighting her efforts in lowering barriers and widening opportunities. Martinez will now work with the board for a smooth transition.

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Crave Cheesesteaks Opening in Vancouver
Dec 15, 2025

Crave Cheesesteaks is set to open its first standalone location at 500 Robson Street in downtown Vancouver, following the footsteps of previous short-lived businesses. This chef-driven, fast-casual sandwich concept promises a fresh take on cheesesteaks, focusing on quality ingredients and innovative flavors. The new eatery is currently hiring staff, indicating an imminent opening.

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Teen Pleads Guilty to Arson Attack at School
Dec 15, 2025

Teen Pleads Guilty to Arson Attack at Saskatoon School, Leaving Victim Severely Burned and Sparking Concerns Over Classroom Violence

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Former Grocery Exec Darrell Jones Mulls Conservative Party Leadership
Dec 15, 2025

Former grocery executive, Darrell Jones, contemplates Conservative Party leadership bid in British Columbia. Jones, known for Darrells Deals, focuses on affordability, housing, safety, and healthcare. He joins a growing list of potential candidates, including MP Aaron Gunn and MLAs Gavin Dew, Harman Bhangu, Peter Milobar, and Kerry-Lynne Findlay. The party prepares for a leadership race, with Halford expressing confidence in the future premier.

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Drugs & Weapons Bust Near Calgary Drop-In Centre
Dec 15, 2025

Two individuals, Abdilkaafi Ibrahim and Morningstar Moosomin, face multiple drug and weapons charges after a police investigation in Calgary. They were allegedly selling drugs near the Calgary Drop-In Centre, with seized items including a loaded handgun, various drugs, and over $22,500 in cash. Ibrahim faces numerous charges, while Moosomin is charged with drug trafficking, breaching a release order, and possessing proceeds of crime. Both will appear in court this week, emphasizing the polices commitment to addressing drug and weapons offenses targeting vulnerable populations.

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Teen Pleads Guilty to School Fire Attack
Dec 15, 2025

Teen Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder After School Hallway Attack: Victim Suffered Serious Burns, Community Awaits Sentence

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Homebuilder Fined $1.8M for Illegal Construction
Dec 15, 2025

Toronto homebuilder fined $1.8 million for constructing 39 homes without necessary licensing or registration, highlighting the importance of verifying a builders license before purchasing a home.

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Canada's New Citizenship Laws: Ending 'Lost Canadians'
Dec 15, 2025

Canadas New Citizenship Laws: Ending the Lost Canadians IssueCanada has revised its citizenship laws, addressing the Lost Canadians issue by allowing citizenship to be passed down to individuals born or adopted abroad, even if their Canadian parent was also born outside the country. The new rules, under Bill C-three, took effect on December 15th, 2023, and allow citizenship to be passed down if the Canadian parent spent at least three cumulative years in Canada before the childs birth or adoption. This legislative update ensures that Canadian families abroad can maintain their connection to the country across generations.

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Mine Tragedy: Worker Dies in Saskatchewan Potash Mine
Dec 15, 2025

Tragic incident at Saskatchewan potash mine: Employee dies in fall of ground event, mine activity halted for investigation

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Federal Government Criticized for Flood Response
Dec 15, 2025

Federal Government Faces Criticism Over Flood Response: Mayor Accuses Ottawa of Inaction, Minister Outlines Funding Streams

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Santa's Early Visit Brings Holiday Cheer to Sick Kids
Dec 15, 2025

Santas Early Visit Brings Holiday Cheer to Le Phare Patients: A Magical Bright Lights, Bright Eyes Parade

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Unsolved Murders of Barry and Honey Sherman
Dec 15, 2025

Eight years ago, the Sherman couple, billionaire pharmaceutical founders, were found hanging in their Toronto mansion, sparking a perplexing unsolved mystery. Despite initial police suspicion of a murder-suicide, friends and family refuted this, leading to a private investigation and a second autopsy. The case was later reclassified as a targeted double homicide, but no suspects have been identified, and the motive remains unknown. The Shermans deaths remain an open case, with a thirty-five-million-dollar reward offered for information, leaving a chilling enigma for the public.

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Ford's Niagara Strategy: Boosting Tourism & Economy
Dec 15, 2025

Ontario Premier Doug Ford introduces the Destination Niagara Strategy, aiming to boost tourism and economic growth in the region. The plan focuses on attracting more visitors, improving infrastructure, and supporting local businesses. While local residents and business owners express optimism and caution, the strategy involves collaboration between various levels of government, tourism organizations, and private sector partners to create a more appealing experience for visitors.

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Angus Reid: 45% See Conservatives as Too Right-Wing
Dec 15, 2025

New Angus Reid Institute study finds 45% of Canadians believe Conservative Party is too far to the right, with Pierre Poilievres leadership linked to this perception shift. Survey of 4,025 Canadian adults reveals significant split in public opinion as next federal election looms.

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Mont-Sainte-Anne Resort Faces Management Change
Dec 15, 2025

Mont-Sainte-Anne Ski Resort Faces Management Overhaul: Parti Québécois Urges Quebec Government to Take ControlThe Parti Québécois is calling for a change in management at Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort, following safety concerns and a history of incidents. The RBQ ordered the closure of four ski lifts, leading to the resorts delayed opening. The Parti Québécois blames the operator, Resorts of the Canadian Rockies, for negligent management and a lack of investment. They urge the Quebec government to terminate the contract and consider special legislation, potentially canceling a previous agreement for joint investment in resort improvements. The situat...

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Brown University Shooting: No Suspect in Sight
Dec 15, 2025

Police seek new leads in Brown University shooting; suspect remains at large, classes canceled

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New Year's Eve Metro Extension in Montreal
Dec 15, 2025

Montreal Metro Extends New Years Eve Services: Enjoy Late-Night Celebrations with Extended Metro Hours on Green, Orange, and Yellow Lines on December 31, 2025, into January 1, 2026. Regular fares apply, with last trains departing at 2:45 AM, 2:40 AM, and 3:07 AM respectively. Full schedule available on STMs official website.

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Providence Shooter Still at Large, Brown University on Lockdown
Dec 15, 2025

Providence Police Renew Search for Brown University Shooting Suspect: Two Students Killed, Nine WoundedAfter releasing a person of interest, authorities in Providence, Rhode Island, are intensifying their search for a gunman who killed two Brown University students and injured nine others in a classroom shooting. The attacker, armed with a nine-millimeter handgun, fired over forty rounds, causing chaos on campus. Despite recovering two handguns and magazines, investigators are still unsure how the gunman entered the classroom. The community is grieving, with one student, Mia Tretta, surviving her second school shooting.

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Judge Denies Palin's New Libel Trial Request Against NY Times
Dec 15, 2025

Federal Judge Denies Sarah Palins Request for New Libel Trial Against The New York Times: The judge also denied Palins request for him to step down from the case, marking the second time a jury has reached this conclusion.

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Mine Collapse in Saskatchewan: One Dead, Investigation Underway
Dec 15, 2025

Tragic Mining Collapse in Saskatchewan: One Fatality Reported at K Three MineA fatal incident occurred at Mosaics K Three mine in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, resulting in one death from an underground mining collapse. The cause of the collapse remains unknown, and all mining operations have been halted. Support services are being provided to those affected, and a full investigation is underway.

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West Vancouver Power Outage Affects Thousands
Dec 15, 2025

West Vancouver experiences widespread power outage, affecting over 1500 properties due to transmission circuit failure. Schools delay opening, but all reopen by 10 AM after power is restored. Two smaller outages in Gleneagles and Eagle Harbour areas due to downed trees, with restoration expected by 1 PM and 5 PM respectively.

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Rabbi Killed in Australia Hanukkah Shooting
Dec 15, 2025

Rabbi Eli Schlanger, a beacon of positivity and commitment to Judaism, tragically lost his life in a mass shooting at a Hanukkah celebration in Australia. Remembered by family and community as a wonderful father, husband, and inspiration, his sudden death has left a profound impact, reminding us of the importance of spreading light and kindness.

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Painter Family's YMCA Gift: Honoring Chief's Legacy
Dec 15, 2025

The family of late Rainier Police Chief Ralph Painter is honoring his memory by funding YMCA memberships for eighteen local students, aligning with his passion for sports and healthy activities. The initiative, launched in January two thousand eleven, offers basketball, swimming, teen nights, and weight room access. The YMCA is expanding its teen program with after-school activities, Wi-Fi, and computer access, further promoting healthy engagement. The family aims to continue offering these free memberships annually, depending on the success of a book about Chief Painters life.

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Prepare Now: Heavy Rain & Winds Threaten Western Washington
Dec 15, 2025

Western Washington residents brace for heavy rain and strong winds, potentially causing power outages and flooding. Officials advise preparing now, including charging devices and assembling an emergency kit with essentials like water, food, flashlights, and medications. Ready dot gov suggests budget-friendly options and using HSA/FSA for eligible items. Stay informed through local utility outage maps and county emergency preparedness resources.

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Vatican's Christmas Kickoff: Tree, Nativity, Peace
Dec 15, 2025

The Vaticans Christmas season kicked off with a festive ceremony featuring Italian performers and a tree from South Tyrol. The Nativity scene, designed in southern Italy, marked the start of holiday events leading up to Christmas Eve Mass. The deputy governor of South Tyrol highlighted the regions linguistic harmony, while the current Pope spoke out against anti-Semitic violence. This blend of tradition and reflection sets the stage for upcoming Christmas festivities in Rome.

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Quebec Doctors Vote on New Healthcare Deal
Dec 15, 2025

Quebec family doctors are voting on a new deal that could reshape healthcare in the province. The tentative agreement proposes to remove controversial reforms, including performance-related penalties and a color-coded patient vulnerability system. It also offers an extra $435 million in compensation. The government has agreed to abandon its goal of assigning every resident a healthcare provider by 2027, instead focusing on incentives for doctors to enroll new patients. This deal comes after significant pushback from physicians following the passage of Bill Two. The votes outcome will significantly impact family medicine and patient care in Quebec.

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Boy, 10, Killed in Ontario Crash; Family Seeks Support
Dec 15, 2025

A tragic accident claims life of 10-year-old boy, injures OPP officer and stepfather, and devastates community.

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Alternative Christmas Movies: Unconventional Holiday Cheer
Dec 15, 2025

Unconventional Christmas Movies: From Dark Comedies to Action Thrillers - Explore alternative holiday films that deviate from traditional Christmas themes, featuring titles like Eyes Wide Shut, In Bruges, Bad Santa, Die Hard, Black Christmas, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Batman Returns, and Go! These movies offer a diverse range of entertainment, proving that Christmas movies can be action-packed, darkly humorous, or even a little bit scary.

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Montreal Election: Bike Lanes Overshadowed Urban Needs
Dec 15, 2025

The Montreal election, dominated by bike lane debates, failed to address broader urban challenges, leaving citizens disappointed and yearning for visionary leadership.

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Hunter Biden Disbarred in Connecticut
Dec 15, 2025

Hunter Biden, son of U.S. President Joe Biden, has been disbarred in Connecticut due to attorney misconduct. This follows his disbarment in Washington, D.C., earlier this year. The disbarment stems from a series of legal issues, including a federal conviction in Delaware for lying on a gun purchase form and a pending tax evasion case in California. Biden admitted to some, but not all, misconduct allegations, but did not acknowledge any criminal wrongdoing.

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Ford Refuses to Sell Off American Alcohol Stockpile
Dec 15, 2025

Ontario Premier Doug Ford refuses to sell off American alcohol stockpile, citing concerns for local producers. Despite calls to donate proceeds to charity, Ford insists on avoiding market competition during the holiday season. The government considers selling outside Ontario to generate funds without harming local businesses.

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