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Canadian curler at Olympics insists he’s no cheat, accuses Swedish team of ‘premeditated’ attack

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The Canadian curler at the center of a spiraling controversy at the Winter Olympics insisted Saturday he was not a cheat and

Canadian women’s hockey team beats Germany to reach Olympic semifinals

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The Canadian women’s hockey team is off to the semifinals at the Winter Olympics after a 5-1 victory over Germany.

Canadian speedskater Laurent Dubreuil wins Olympic bronze in 500m

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Laurent Dubreuil is back on the Olympic podium after a gritty performance on Saturday. The Canadian speedskater, who has been

Weather looking good for Family Day: What’s open, closed

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Not to jinx anything, but the weather for the Monday’s Family Day holiday is looking fairly positive, especially considering what

Police investigating after Toronto mosque receives threat

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Toronto police say they are investigating after a mosque received phone calls threatening the mosque and some of its members.

Canadian researchers develop AI tool to fight online disinformation

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REGINA — Researchers say artificial intelligence has helped them ramp up the fight against online disinformation meant to divide Canadians

Canada’s Marie-Philip Poulin to return for quarterfinal against Germany

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Canada has its captain back. Marie-Philip Poulin will return from injury for Saturday’s Olympic women’s hockey quarterfinal against Germany, head

Suspect outstanding after shooting in Brampton

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Peel police are on the hunt for a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting at a residence in Brampton

‘Slowly work together’: How students in La Loche returned after mass shooting

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A northern Saskatchewan high school that was the site of a deadly shooting a decade ago closed for weeks before