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Hudson's Bay fires back at lender seeking termination of Ruby Liu deal: court docs
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A new court filing from Hudson’s Bay chief financial officer pushes back on calls from one of the retailer's biggest lenders to subject it to more oversight because it allegedly mishandled its liquidation and is hopelessly pursuing a deal to sell 25 of its leases.

Ford recalls nearly a million newer vehicles in Canada, U.S. over fuel pump concerns
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Ford is recalling nearly a million cars in Canada and the U.S. because the low-pressure fuel pump inside the vehicles may fail — and potentially cause an engine stall while driving, increasing crash risks.

'It's like Groundhog Day': Canadian dairy producers are used to Trump calling them out, but worry remains
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Trump has taken aim at dairy — and Canada's supply management program as a whole — many times before. But dairy farmers worry that their industry could be hit hard if supply management becomes a concession.

B.C. Labour Board certifies union at Amazon facility in Delta, B.C., Unifor says
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Unifor says the B.C. Labour Relations Board has awarded union certification to workers at an Amazon facility in Delta, B.C. The workers will now begin the process of negotiating a first contract, the union says.

Sports fans 'flabbergasted' after Sportsnet announces double-digit price hike
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Canadian sports fans are tearing into streaming service Sportsnet+ after they learned it would be hiking prices by double digits before next hockey season. 

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How to use AI to find a job—without annoying the employers

Many Canadian job seekers are using ChatGPT and other AI tools to apply for work. Here’s how to use AI ethically in your job search.

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Find the best GIC rates in Canada. Plus, everything you need to know about how they work.

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Alberta's measles outbreaks surpass case counts reported for entire U.S.
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Alberta has now confirmed more measles cases than the entire United States has reported this year.

Hailstorm hits Calgary, residents share photos of the aftermath
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Residents of Calgary and surrounding area shared their photos of a thunderstorm that hit Alberta Sunday evening, pelting parts of the province with hail.

Alberta Next panel set to begin hearings on public concerns with federal government
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Premier Danielle Smith's handpicked panel hearing how to fix relations with the federal government will begin work this week with back-to-back town halls in Red Deer and Edmonton.

Stampede will 'evaluate' which artists it books for free shows amid crowd safety concerns
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After recording its second-highest attendance ever, the Calgary Stampede has indicated that it will be "evaluating" which artists headline free concerts at the Coca-Cola Stage, where recent shows headlined by superstars Don Toliver and Khalid prompted concern over crowd size and safety.

Mountie facing criminal investigation for allegedly making threatening comments at G7
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A Quebec RCMP officer is under criminal investigation for allegedly making threatening remarks online during their deployment at the G7 summit last month.

Alberta Next panel set to begin hearings on public concerns with federal government
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Premier Danielle Smith's handpicked panel hearing how to fix relations with the federal government will begin work this week with back-to-back town halls in Red Deer and Edmonton.

Man gets 7-year sentence for Edmonton LRT stabbing, his 4th violent offence on transit
A crowd holds signs calling for justice for Rukinisha Nkundabatware.

Jamal Wheeler pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Rukinisha Nkundabatware near the Belvedere LRT station — Wheeler's fourth conviction a violent incident in Edmonton's transit system.

Alberta premier's husband invited to passenger rail meetings as province mulls expansion plan
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As Alberta’s transportation minister prepares to unveil a passenger rail strategy this summer, freedom of information documents obtained by CBC News show that Premier Danielle Smith’s husband, David Moretta, was invited to three meetings in 2023 about passenger rail and its potential expansion in the province.

A change to Alberta's on-farm slaughter program has producers wondering what comes next
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The Alberta government made changes to the on-farm slaughter program earlier this month. But then reversed those changes after complaints Mark Connolly spoke to an Alberta producer.

Alberta's measles outbreaks surpass case counts reported for entire U.S.
A vaccine vial is shown to the left of a bin labelled "MMR" on a countertop.

Alberta has now confirmed more measles cases than the entire United States has reported this year.

Manitoba

Manitoba prepared to house thousands more wildfire evacuees if needed, official says
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While recent rain has helped crews as they battle wildfires across Manitoba, provincial officials say they’re prepared to house thousands more evacuees if needed, as 122 blazes now actively burn across the province.

New asbestos handling standards coming for Manitoba workers
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New regulations to protect workers from asbestos exposure will come into effect in Manitoba this fall, and officials with the Manitoba Federation of Labour say they can't come soon enough, as workers continue to die from exposure.

Inquests called into deaths of men in Manitoba correctional facilities in 2020, 2021
After an altercation in Headingley Correctional Institute in Feb. 2021, William Walter Ahmo was found unconscious, and died a week later.

Inquests have been called into the 2020 and 2021 deaths of seven men in two Manitoba correctional facilities, the province said on Monday.

Assault with racial overtones upsets Winkler, Man., known for its safety
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Early in the morning of June 15, the Winkler Police Service responded to a 911 call about an assault on Harmony Lane, a residential street on the north side of the city, where officers found a man who had been assaulted and had his turban torn off.

Missing man last seen in St. Boniface in late 2023, say Winnipeg police
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Winnipeg police are asking for the public's help to locate a 54-year-old man who hasn't been seen in over a year and a half.

British Columbia News

Baseball-bat killer who successfully challenged murder parole provision in B.C. court gets life
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The B.C. Supreme Court has sentenced a man to life in prison with no parole for 25 years for beating his ex-girlfriend to death with a baseball bat as she slept beside her young daughter in 2021.

B.C. man dies after being struck by pickup truck while on U.S. long-distance run
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A Surrey, B.C., man has died after he was hit by a pickup truck while participating in a long-distance run south of the border on Saturday morning.

Woman fatally stabbed in Gastown, police say
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Vancouver police say they are investigating a fatal stabbing on Sunday in Gastown. The VPD says it arrested a 31-year-old man who has since been released.

B.C. facing more adverse drought conditions this year  with warm, dry weather expected
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British Columbia's minister in charge of water is asking residents to do everything they can to conserve the resource in the coming weeks, as the province faces elevated drought conditions in the southern Interior.

Saskatchewan

'We're getting tired of being displaced fire refugees': Patuanak, Sask., evacuates due to wildfire
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Emergency teams reopened the only road into Patuanak early Monday, allowing residents who had been trapped there to evacuate as wildfires continue to threaten parts of northern Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan didn't report a case of measles for 21 days. Here's why you should still care
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Between 2015 and 2024 there were a total of two measles cases recorded in Saskatchewan. So far this year, there have been 60 cases reported.

A Regina jeweller will help Canada's next Olympians shine
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Hillberg and Berk has signed an agreement with the Canadian Olympic Committee to make them the official jewelry partner for Canada's Olympic athletes for the upcoming Winter and Summer Games. Non-athletes will also be able to purchase pieces of bling.

Advocates denounce plan to cut federal Indigenous services budget
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Advocates are warning that cutting billions of dollars from the federal Indigenous services budget, as the Carney government intends to do, could worsen the quality of essential programs and may spark lawsuits that would cost Ottawa more money in the long term.

How to get free gym memberships, park passes and dance lessons
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The cities of Regina and Saskatoon, and their libraries, are have plenty of free activities on the go. And some companies are offering free gym memberships for teens.