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Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Donald Trump to testify about Capitol Hill attack 2 years ago  –  1410193354

400,000 fewer mammograms performed during pandemic: Ontario Medical Association

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This is how Niagara's winemaking industry is coping with clim

• Dominic Cardy resigns as N.B. education minister, sends scorching letter to premier a day ago  –  Dominic Cardy resigned Thursday as New Brunswick’s minister of education and early childhood development. Premier Blaine Higgs responded by saying he'll ask caucus to expel Cardy.
• Samurai wasps poised to help B.C. with its stink bug problem
• 2 officers killed in Innisfil, Ont., didn't draw guns, police watchdog says
• Winnipeg woman died in nursing home after worker tied call bell cord out of reach: court docs
• Indigenous men come together in Sask. to work toward healing, change
• About 1,000 Ukrainians have sought refuge in N.L. But at least one says he regrets coming
• International students enticed to Canada on dubious promises of jobs and immigration
• Naomi Watts, Mia Farrow say The Watcher's secret was even kept from them

  Naomi Watts, Mia Farrow say The Watcher's secret was even kept from them 2 days ago  –  Netflix's The Watcher debuts today, a retelling of the 2018 article about a real family terrorized by an anonymous letter writer. The series' stars say filming was nearly as mysterious as the real event.
• It now takes a year on average for CRA to audit small businesses
• As the war shifts, Ukrainian soldiers in the U.K. learn offensive tactics from Canada
• Emergencies Act inquiry hears convoy protesters left residents and business scared and shaken

How a wildlife photographer got this award-winning shot of a 'gyrating' ball of bees  a day ago  –  Karine Aigner's close-up of eager male cactus bees forming a "gyrating, moving" ball around a very in-demand female won her the 2022 Wildlife Photographer of the Year award.

New cross-border irritant: Canada says U.S. holding travel program 'hostage'

People in communities threatened by natural disasters might have to consider moving, minister says

Ottawa doctor speaks out after Windsor man charged with threats against health-care worker

Defence now seeking 2 years, not 6, for Dutch man who harassed Amanda Todd

Wildlife population analysis shows 'terrifying' decline in numbers, says WWF director

This former pilot says people need to fly less for the sake of the environment

Acclaimed Mi'kmaw filmmaker Jeff Barnaby dead at 46

Fight sports can teach football plenty about short, medium-term effects of head trauma

Netflix Canada to offer a cheaper plan — you'll just have to watch ads

Widow of Alberta man fatally stabbed in Las Vegas rampag

Sask. premier's white paper ignores Indigenous resource rights, say First Nations leader, academic 10 hours ago  –  Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's omission of First Nations' rights in a white paper and accompanying speech about resource jurisdiction this week was legally and morally wrong, critics say.

Danielle Smith wants vaccine status to be a human right. Expect a petri dish of problems

Cree patient revealed hospital food reminded him of residential school, so the MUHC started baking bannock

Real estate agents caught on hidden camera facilitating mortgage fraud for a fee

Canadian oilsands crude faces a $30 per barrel discount — and for once pipelines aren't to blame

Robert Dziekanski died 15 years ago — investigations into the RCMP role continue

Investors return to oil and gas sector after long period of industry 'doldrums'

As Brazil votes for its next president, the Amazon is at stake

Mom's late cancer diagnosis highlights health-care challenges Black women face, expert says

Indigenous groups rally around Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond amid calls for proof of her Cree ancestry

Canadian fishers push back against U.S. boycott of Atlantic

• Drought and moths are pushing the trees of Vancouver's Stanley Park to the brink 3 hours ago  –  Experts say large numbers of browning trees appear dead or dying, because of a one-two combination of foliage-munching grubs and an exceptionally dry weather spell, with the last appreciable rain falling in Vancouver on Sept. 4.
• Two doctor brothers are providing medical support, advice to Iranian protesters — thousands of kilometres away
• Edmonton police to conduct review after peace officers failed to check on overdosing man who died in cell
• Scottish actor Robbie Coltrane, who played Hagrid in Harry Potter films, dies at 72
• Drake's owl logo to grace front of Barcelona soccer jersey
• Hedley's Jacob Hoggard 'a risk to the public,' Crown says at sentencing hearing
• Supreme Court restores conviction in Calgary murder case after ruling statements to police were voluntary
• Climate protesters throw soup on Van Gogh's Sunflowers in London gallery
• Real estate agents caught on hidden camera facilitating mortgage fraud for a fee
• Under fire, U.K. PM Liz Truss dumps finance minister and scraps tax plan
• Police procession for slain officers met by gathering of emergency responders and public