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At the United Conservative Partys annual meeting, a separatist leader, Jeffrey Rath, received cheers and a standing ovation for asking members if they supported a free and independent Alberta. This question, along with another related to an independent Alberta, highlighted a strong sentiment for separation among some attendees. Despite this, no separatism-related resolutions were included in the official agenda. Meanwhile, updates on the Alberta Sheriffs Police Service were discussed, with constables expected to be on the ground by spring and the Alberta police review commission set to be fully operational by December first.

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith secures a new pipeline deal with the federal government, praised as a significant win for the province. The agreement, signed with Prime Minister Mark Carney, commits both parties to collaborate on the project and reconsider certain federal laws. However, the deal also includes a commitment to higher industrial carbon pricing, which has drawn criticism from some within the United Conservative Party. The agreement does not guarantee pipeline construction, leading to concerns about Premier Smiths reception from party members. She was set to participate in a Q&A session to address more details and reactions to the deal.

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Lunar Rogue Pub Reopens After Rodent Concerns: Community Rallies Around Local Icon

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Polytechnique Montréals annual White Rose Campaign, running from November 29th to December 6th, aims to honor the memory of the fourteen women lost in the 1989 massacre by encouraging more women to pursue engineering careers. The campaign, featuring a science camp for girls aged 7-17 and Order of the White Rose scholarships for female engineering students, seeks to foster inclusivity in STEM fields. Events include a photo exhibition, national day of remembrance, and wreath-laying ceremony.

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Criminal gangs in Brazils Amazon region have expanded their reach, now present in over a third of municipalities, a thirty-two percent increase from last year. The Red Command, a notorious drug trafficking gang, has doubled its presence, leading to a deadly police operation. These groups are diversifying into extortion and environmental crimes, causing a rise in violence with over eight thousand slayings this year. Brazils lower house approved a bill to increase penalties for gang membership, which is now headed to the Senate amid concerns about potential budget cuts.

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A controversial nominee, Thomas March Bell, has been chosen for the inspector general role at the Department of Health and Human Services. Despite traditionally being a nonpartisan position, Bells open support for President Trump has raised concerns. His nomination was narrowly approved by the Republican-led Senate Finance Committee and is expected to be confirmed by the full Senate. Bell, an attorney with a history of working for Republican politicians, has pledged to support the Presidents and Health Secretarys initiatives. However, his past actions, including a controversial payment authorization, have been called into question. During his confirmation hearing, Bell expressed interest in investigating abortion clinics, further fueling debate about his impartiality.

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A federal appeals court in Chicago has temporarily halted a judges order limiting how federal immigration agents can use force in the area. The court deemed the original order too broad and prescriptive, suggesting it went too far in its restrictions. This decision comes after a federal judge had previously issued a preliminary injunction to curb excessive force by agents. The appeals court stated that the governments arguments against the restrictions were likely to succeed in court, and a quicker appeal process could lead to a more tailored and appropriate order in the future.

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Albertas auditor general, Doug Wylie, unveiled a report revealing major issues with a 15-year privatized lab testing contract, leading to terminated deal and public outcry.

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Tragic Fatal Crash Near Nisku: A Young Life Lost in Winter Storm - A 21-year-old man from Redwater died in a two-vehicle collision near Nisku, Alberta, on Tuesday morning. Despite emergency services efforts, the Audi sedan driver succumbed to severe injuries at the scene. The Dodge truck driver sustained minor injuries and was hospitalized. The RCMP investigated the crash, which occurred amidst Albertas first significant snowfall of the winter season. The incident was one of many traffic accidents reported across Alberta roads due to the sudden weather change.

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Major Breakthrough in Interstate Five Bridge Replacement: Leaders secure $140 million in agreements with Columbia River businesses, paving the way for a fixed-span bridge design that eliminates traffic stops and saves costs. Governors of Washington and Oregon back the project, highlighting its significance for regional safety and commerce.

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Mississauga city council opts to reassociate Duke of York Boulevard, removing its connection to Prince Andrew, instead of renaming it due to potential high costs and inconvenience. The street, named after a royal title held by thirteen people, is located between Square One mall and Sheridan College.

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith introduces legislation allowing doctors to work in both public and private health systems, aiming to reduce wait times and increase capacity. Critics, including the Canadian Medical Association, warn of potential longer wait times in the public system and worsened health outcomes due to international evidence. The debate continues as the government proceeds with the legislation.

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Indian national, Vishat Kumar, arrested in US for murder in India after failed asylum bid and using false identity.

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Canadian shoppers are embracing AI and strategic planning for this holiday season, with a focus on smart spending and finding the best deals. A survey from Accenture reveals that over half of consumers plan to actively hunt for sales, compare prices, and use AI to help them find the best products. Sixty-one percent of Canadians plan to use generative AI for their purchases, and many are looking to AI for product comparisons and gift ideas. Shoppers also plan to start their holiday shopping earlier than Black Friday or Cyber Monday to secure the best deals. In-store shopping is making a comeback, with shoppers wanting to see products firsthand and find easier return options. Retailers need to offer value throughout the season and create memorable experiences to attract shoppers.

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Quebecers oppose government interference in music availability on streaming platforms, according to a new Léger survey. Sixty-one percent believe French music is already easily accessible, and sixty-six percent disapprove of government involvement. The poll, conducted for the Digital Media Association, also revealed that seventy-six percent would oppose new rules if they increased subscription prices, and sixty-five percent would reject legislation leading to streaming services leaving Quebec. The findings suggest Quebecers value freedom in discovering new artists and genres, and they disapprove of government influence over streaming content. This feedback comes as a National Assembly committee reviews Bill one hundred nine, which aims to promote French cultural content online. Streaming companies argue that technical restrictions could harm user experience and push listeners towards unauthorized platforms, potentially hurting Quebec artists. Some experts suggest streaming services might even withdraw from Quebec rather than comply with new regulations.

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Anze Kopitar, the long-time captain of the Los Angeles Kings, has announced his retirement after the 2025-26 season. His teammate, Drew Doughty, has accepted the decision, acknowledging the teams reliance on Kopitars leadership. Kopitar, known for his calm demeanor, has been a consistent force for the Kings for two decades. The Kings recently added veteran forward Corey Perry, who has contributed significantly despite their past rivalry. Concerns are rising about Canadas goaltending ahead of the Olympic Games, with Jordan Binningtons current save percentage at a low point eight seven two. However, Blues captain Brayden Schenn believes Binnington will rise to the occasion.

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The Clark County Council has approved a five-year plan to tackle the escalating homelessness crisis, with a focus on retaining support workers, removing housing barriers, and preventing further homelessness. The plan, which will guide efforts until 2030, comes as the number of homeless individuals has more than doubled in the last decade, with around 1,500 currently without stable housing. The plan aims to boost wages for homeless service workers, create retention policies, and improve transparency in funding. While some residents expressed concerns about the plans approach to harm reduction, many supported the community-wide effort to address both homelessness and addiction.

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The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries is currently investigating a severe incident involving an excavator bucket falling on a trench worker, resulting in significant injuries. While fines have been issued to Rotschy Incorporated for separate confined space safety violations, the investigation into the actual accident is ongoing. Two inspections were conducted at the Woodland site, with the first leading to fines for confined space issues and the second focusing on the June third accident.

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Witness an extraordinary journey: a massive wet flare drum, nearly nine meters wide and fifty-eight meters long, is being transported from Innisfail to the Shell Scotford upgrader plant. This three-day journey will impact several Alberta highways, causing traffic delays and requiring a police escort. Stay informed with the latest road updates.

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A new oil pipeline project to Canadas west coast is back on the table, with the current government open to considering it. However, Alberta must handle Indigenous consultations and negotiate effectively with British Columbia. The federal government is exploring limited exemptions to the existing tanker ban, but faces opposition from Indigenous communities and the British Columbia government. The relationship between the federal government and Alberta has improved, with a proposed agreement aiming to address long-standing tensions. However, significant challenges and differing viewpoints still need to be navigated before any final decisions are reached.

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The Alberta Teachers Association is alarmed by a new provincial law requiring parental consent for name and pronoun changes for students under sixteen. This policy, along with increased oversight of teaching materials related to gender identity, sexual orientation, and human sexuality, is seen as damaging to the teacher-student trust and professional autonomy of educators. The governments use of the notwithstanding clause to protect these laws from court challenges has further strained relations with educational bodies, with the union planning to legally challenge the recent teachers strike resolution.

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ByHeart Infant Formula Recall: Despite Nationwide Recall, Product Still Found on Shelves, Linked to Infant Botulism Cases

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NASA unveils stunning images of interstellar comet, Atlas, the third object from another star to visit our solar system. Captured by NASA spacecraft and European Space Agency satellites, the comet, discovered by the telescope in Chile, will make its closest approach to Earth in mid-December, offering a rare glimpse into deep space. Currently visible in the predawn sky, its a chance to see this extraordinary interstellar traveler for yourself.

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SAQ Union Reaches Tentative Deal After Historic Strike: Key Operations to Resume

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Info-Crime Montréals annual report reveals over twenty thousand public interactions, including nearly four thousand phone calls and sixteen thousand online submissions, aiding police investigations. The report also highlights one hundred thousand dollars invested in prevention programs, such as a student program, stolen bicycle tracking, and homelessness prevention. Info-Crimes reward system has been updated, with the maximum reward for homicide cases increasing from three thousand to five thousand dollars. Despite many reports, only one reward was paid out this year, with most people declining the money due to civic duty.

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A historic agreement between the federal government and Alberta aims to establish Canada as an energy superpower. The deal includes a proposed bitumen pipeline to the Pacific coast, with potential Indigenous co-ownership and shared economic benefits. Alberta also secures an exemption from Clean Electricity Regulations and plans to collaborate on a large-scale carbon capture project.

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Montreal Canadiens Resilience Showcased in Loss to Boston Bruins: A Need for Size and DepthThe Montreal Canadiens, despite a valiant effort, fell to the Boston Bruins 3-2 at home. The team displayed increased fight and energy, aiming to match Bostons physicality, but struggled with power play and defensive zone issues. Individual performances, like Jake Evans shorthanded goal and Cole Caufields impressive move, were not enough to overcome these weaknesses. The Bruins aggressive approach highlighted Montreals lack of physical presence, particularly among their third and fourth lines. The Canadiens rebuild, while promising, is currently thin due to injuries, with key players like Alex Newhook and Kaiden Guhle out for extended periods. The team needs to add size and depth, especially on their fourth line, to truly compete.

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Breakfast with Santa: A Heartwarming Tradition - The Generations Foundation, founded by Nathalie and Adrian Bercovici, brings joy to over 8,000 children annually with hearty breakfasts and gifts at Saint Monica Elementary School. The organization, now 25 years old, supports meal programs in over 110 schools across Montreal, addressing hidden struggles faced by many families. As the Bercovicis prepare to step back, they remain hopeful that the foundations mission will continue to thrive.

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Family of Four Losing Home in Devastating Fire: A Tale of Hardship and ResilienceA family of four in Saint-Leonard, Montreal, is now homeless after a fire destroyed their apartment, caused by an unattended scented candle. The family, including a young daughter, is currently staying with friends and in shelters while they search for a new home. The fire also caused water damage to neighboring homes. The familys savings, kept in the kitchen, were also lost. This tragedy comes after a series of hardships, including the closure of the husbands business during the pandemic and his health issues. Sabrina, the mother, is recovering from brain trauma after an accident at her new job. The family has started an online fundraiser to help them rebuild. The Montreal fire department reports that seventy-three percent of fires in the city last year occurred inside homes, with fifty-six percent due to human error.

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Marie-Claire Martin, a pioneering Black woman entrepreneur, has dedicated nearly four decades to childrens education in West Island, Quebec. After starting a home daycare following her husbands death, she built a private school from the ground up, offering a unique curriculum and becoming the first Black woman to establish a school in the province. Now retired, her legacy continues through her daughter, who serves as the schools CEO.

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Montreal residents in a Lachine borough apartment building have been without heat for over a month, leading to desperate measures for warmth and hygiene. Tenants pleas to the landlord have fallen on deaf ears, prompting them to seek help from local officials. The building owner has a history of neglect, and the city is exploring alternative solutions due to legal constraints.

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New Years babies bring joy to Quebec families as Aryan, Charlotte, and Giovani-Munga enter the world at midnight, marking a memorable start to 2025.

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Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) members, including licensed practical nurses and health-care aides, are set to strike on November 22nd, impacting hospitals across the province. Negotiations over wages broke down, leading to the unions call for job action. Some elective surgeries have been cancelled, with more potential cancellations looming. Albertans can expect picket lines at major hospitals, highlighting the significant impact on healthcare services. The situation remains fluid as both sides navigate this challenging period.

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Nigerias President Tinubu postpones G20 trip amid schoolgirls abduction and church attack. Girls kidnapped from Kebbi state school, with no group claiming responsibility. President directs security agencies to rescue the girls, expressing regret over the disruption of their education. This incident underscores the regions ongoing insecurity, with at least 1,500 students abducted since the Chibok schoolgirls case a decade ago.

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In a thrilling federal budget vote, Vancouver Island MPs Gord Johns and Elizabeth May swayed the outcome. Johns abstained, while May voted in favor after securing climate commitments. The budget passed narrowly, avoiding an election, with Johns praising healthcare investments and May expressing disappointment in missing climate references. The vote showcased individual MPs influence and aligned with British Columbias interests.

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CBC and Radio-Canada invite public libraries to host free Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games watch parties, fostering community spirit and inclusivity. Libraries can sign up for a digital toolkit and physical engagement kit, promoting Canadian culture and supporting Team Canada.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have made a major move in the free-agent market, signing pitcher Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210 million contract. This addition strengthens their already impressive pitching rotation, which includes Kevin Gausman, Trey Yesavage, Shane Bieber, and Jose Berrios. The team is now looking to improve their bullpen and add a powerful hitter to their lineup. Jeff Hoffman, who struggled in his first season with the Blue Jays, has indicated he is open to moving out of the closer role, potentially paving the way for the team to pursue top relief pitcher Edwin Diaz. The Blue Jays are also exploring trade options and considering signing free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker to bolster their lineup.

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Metro Incorporateds fourth-quarter profits took a hit due to a two-month closure of its Toronto frozen food distribution center, costing $22.5 million. The issue, a refrigeration system problem, is expected to impact first-quarter earnings by another $15-20 million. Despite this, the company reported a $217 million fourth-quarter profit, with increased food and pharmacy sales.

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Ohio jury deliberates police officers murder charge in fatal shooting of pregnant woman during shoplifting incident.

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Congress passes bill to release Epstein files, demanding transparency from President Trump. The bill, supported by both parties, requires the Justice Department to make public almost 100,000 pages of records related to Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell. The move comes after years of survivors advocacy and public scrutiny of Epsteins connections to global leaders. The bill allows for some information to remain private, sparking concerns about potential new investigations.

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Archaeologists in Wisconsin uncover a prehistoric parking lot of canoes, dating back over 5,000 years, revealing a communal hub for Indigenous people. The discovery, near old trails, offers a powerful connection to the past and a chance to learn more about the regions history and Indigenous tribes.

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Lifeboat Safety Measures Urgently Needed: Engineer Injured in Unexpected DropThe Transportation Safety Board warns of inadequate lifeboat safety measures following an engineers serious injury due to a lifeboats unexpected drop on a commercial ship. The incident, which occurred on the Golden Zhejiang bulk carrier, revealed critical oversights, including the lack of a risk assessment and the use of an uncertified securing cable. The vessel operator has since implemented new safety procedures, but the board emphasizes the need for proper risk assessments and training for all vessel operators to prevent future accidents.

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Nvidias recent financial report has sparked significant interest due to its role in the AI boom, which began three years ago with OpenAIs ChatGPT. Nvidias chips, once primarily used for gaming, are now essential for AI technology, leading to a surge in demand from major tech companies. This demand has caused Nvidias revenue to skyrocket from $27 billion in 2022 to an expected $280 billion this year, increasing its market value tenfold to $4.5 trillion. Despite recent skepticism about the AI craze, Nvidia is still expected to meet analyst forecasts, with projected earnings of $1.26 per share on $54.9 billion in revenue, a 59% increase from last year.

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Two individuals, John Ruch and Jordan Noble, charged with robbing hundreds of graves in Greater Toronto Area, stealing valuable heirlooms and causing international shock. They face over fifty charges, including theft and indignity to a dead body. Authorities found a drill and expensive jewelry, believed to be sold or melted down. The suspects social media posts are described as macabre and disturbing. Detectives Randy Sorrell and Mariya Popnikolova praised for their work. Victims emotional impact acknowledged. Case ongoing, accused considered innocent until proven guilty.

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Two Brampton, Ontario trucking company owners, Lovedeep Singh and Khushdeep Singh, face serious drug importation charges following a significant cocaine bust at the Blue Water Bridge. They are accused of conspiring to import cocaine and methamphetamine, with Lovedeep currently in custody and Khushdeep at large. The investigation also uncovered one hundred fifteen thousand two hundred fifty dollars in cash, leading to additional possession of proceeds of crime charges.

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Cameron Davies, leader of the Republican Party of Alberta, embarks on a U.S. tour to garner support for Albertas independence from Canada. He meets with American conservatives and media personalities, aiming to secure immediate international recognition from the U.S. Davies highlights potential benefits such as tariff-free trade and freedom of movement. However, critics view his outreach as a bid for attention, with his partys brand being somewhat toxic. Meanwhile, a court review of a sovereignty question is underway, and a referendum on Alberta independence is expected by 2026.

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Montreals Mayor Urged to Seek Independence from Provincial GovernmentMontreals relationship with the Quebec provincial government is strained, with many feeling the province is unhelpful to the citys well-being. The citys mayor, Soraya Martinez Ferrada, is urged to explore ways to increase the citys income independently, as Montreal faces budget cuts and is expected to provide services similar to a province but without the necessary funding. The city must find ways to become more self-sufficient, or maîtres chez nous, to meet its growing responsibilities and gain greater freedom from provincial influence.

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Quebec Liberal Party leader Pablo Rodriguez faces internal crisis amidst corruption allegations and a cash-for-votes scandal. Rodriguez defends his record and the partys history, dismissing accusations of corruption. The crisis began with the dismissal of chief of staff Geneviève Hinse, leading to Rodriguez suspending Member of the National Assembly Marwah Rizqy. New findings suggest cash rewards for supporters, with Rodriguez seeking details from the Journal de Montréal. UPAC, Élections Québec, and an external investigation are looking into the matter, with many questions still unanswered.

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Former FBI Director James Comeys prosecution faces a potential setback as the Justice Department admits a possible error in presenting his case to a federal grand jury. The issue revolves around the full grand jury not reviewing the final indictment, raising questions about the disjointed pursuit of criminal charges against Comey. Comey was fired by President Trump in 2017 while overseeing an FBI investigation into potential ties between Russia and Trumps campaign. During a hearing, it was revealed that only two grand jurors were present when the final indictment was presented to a magistrate. Comeys lawyer argues that this failure to present the final indictment to the entire grand jury is grounds for dismissing the case, as the statute of limitations may have already passed. The judge did not make an immediate decision, and Comeys lawyer separately argues that the prosecution is improperly vindictive, stemming from Trumps desire for retribution.

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Britain issues strong warning to Russia over Yantar spy ship, plans increased defense spending and new munitions factories. Defense Secretary John Healey warns Russia against incursion into UK territory, accuses Russian embassy of Russophobia and militaristic hysteria. UK prepares for new era of hard power with plans to construct at least six new munitions factories and increase military spending due to threats from Russia, China, and Iran.

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