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2 suspects wanted in trading card robbery investigation

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Toronto police are searching for two suspects who are wanted in connection with a robbery investigation in North York. According

News of the day: Once a refugee, Ottawa doctor losing hope for newcomers; TOH cuts will hurt patients, warns union; Redblacks cut celebrated kicker

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It’s Friday, April 17. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today. SHE FELT LOVE IN

3 people rushed to hospital after Mississauga townhouse fire

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Three people were rushed to a hospital in serious condition Friday evening following a residential fire in Mississauga. Emergency crews

Closing submissions completed in murder trial of Ottawa infant’s mother and her ex-boyfriend

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Closing submissions have wrapped up in the murder trial of a baby’s mother and her ex-boyfriend, and the jury is

Hormuz reopening not like 'flipping a switch' for rattled oil markets: professor

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CALGARY - Energy industry experts say it could be a while before any calm returns to rattled oil markets after

SAIT layoffs highlight funding challenges at Alberta post-secondary schools

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The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is facing serious funding challenges caused by a decline in enrollment by international

‘They suck’: Lutnick criticizes Canada’s trade strategy

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OTTAWA — U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick attacked Canada’s trade strategy on Friday, adding, “They suck.” Lutnick was responding to

Residents on the Ottawa River brace for possible flooding

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Ottawa’s last major floods occurred in 2019, when 2,000 Canadian military personnel were sent to relieve flood impacts across Ontario,

Anthropic's Mythos shows need to 'come to grips' with AI risks: BoC governor

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Global financial systems need to “come to grips” with the risks posed by rapid advances in artificial intelligence models like