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From addiction to advocacy: N.B. woman empowers others through dress donations
For nearly a decade, a woman from Harvey, New Brunswick was unhoused and battling addiction. Today, she's turned her past into purpose helping others find confidence and dignity one dress at a time, ...
New Brunswick officials urge preparedness amid escalating wildfire threat
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Sweltering heat triggers wildfire warnings across Nova Scotia
A heat warning is in effect across Nova Scotia to start the week as sweltering temperatures show no signs of letting up. And with little rain in the forecast, officials warn the wildfire risks are ...
Half-finished ‘castle’ with dungeon for sale on B.C. island
Sitting atop two acres on Cortes Island, Wolf Bluff Castle is a 5 storey listing with eight bedrooms, a dining hall and even a dungeon. Trump says Putin ‘very respectful’ for coming to Alaska to talk ...
Nova Scotian challenges provincial woods ban in court
Things are heating up in more ways than one as Maritimers remain divided on the provincial bans on visiting wooded areas. One Nova Scotian deliberately violated the ban over the weekend so that he can ...
Memorial bench honours victim of intimate partner violence in Mahone Bay
Eight months after the death of Elaine Mosher, her family and the town have installed a bench in Mahone Bay in her memory. While the bench is in her honour, it's also dedicated to everyone impacted by ...
RCMP establishes ‘drone corridor’ to boost Canada-U.S. border security
Drones will patrol the border in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba in what the RCMP says is a trial that will target illegal activity including smuggling and drug trafficking.
Ontario Skills summer camp at Fleming College in Peterborough introduces youth to trades
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Air Canada flight attendants call for end to unpaid work in ‘day of action’
CUPE says it is looking to raise awareness about what it calls “poverty wages” and unpaid labour when working on a plane when it’s not in the air.
Carney backs Ukraine role in peace talks in calls with Zelenskyy, Starmer
Prime Minister Mark Carney 'underscored that decisions on the future of Ukraine must be made by Ukrainians' in a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, his office said.
Ontario water bombers dispatched to help fight wildfires in Newfoundland and Labrador
Ontario is sending two water bombers to help fight wildfires in N.L., where 3,000 people have been evacuated and one blaze has grown to 52 square kilometres.
Federal Conservatives call for terror label on India-based Lawrence Bishnoi gang
The gang is suspected to be behind the surge of extortion threats in B.C., Alberta and Ontario that have terrified the South Asian community.