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After years of legal battles, Montreal suburb kills 64 deer in park | EnvoyPost
The City of Longueuil killed 64 white-tailed deer in Michel-Chartrand Park between October 22 and 24, 2024, beginning a population-control…
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Man who shot at B.C. RCMP office has prison sentence cut in half | EnvoyPost
The British Columbia Court of Appeal reduced Paul Nicholas Russell’s ten-year prison sentence to five years in October 2024, finding…
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Former Ogden legion still standing 1 year after City of Calgary ordered demolition | EnvoyPost
Calgary’s former Ogden Royal Canadian Legion and curling facility remained standing in October 2024, one year after the city ordered…
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Abandoned Saskatoon theatre transforms into haunted house | EnvoyPost
An abandoned cinema at Saskatoon’s Centre Mall became the Theatre of Madness haunted attraction for a second year in October…
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Small businesses see crime jump in past year. What can stop the rise? | EnvoyPost
A Canadian Federation of Independent Business survey released in October 2024 found that 45 per cent of participating small businesses…
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Quebec ready to start accepting advanced MAID requests as of end of October | EnvoyPost
Quebec announced that it would begin accepting advance requests for medical assistance in dying on October 30, 2024. The provincial…
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Weight-loss medication helps mom manage her obesity. Quebec won’t pay for any of it | EnvoyPost
A Quebec mother who used semaglutide to manage obesity said in October 2024 that the treatment improved her mobility and…
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Looking for a used car? Why supply is drying up, and what it’s doing to prices | EnvoyPost
Canada’s used-vehicle market faced a renewed supply squeeze in late 2024 because fewer cars sold or leased during the pandemic…
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Aboriginal Curling League returns for 30th season | EnvoyPost
Winnipeg’s Aboriginal Curling League opened its 30th season in 2024, continuing a weekly competition created by Norman Meade after he…
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Saskatchewan schools see increase in enrolment, divisions searching for space | EnvoyPost
Saskatchewan’s largest urban school divisions reported substantial enrolment growth in fall 2024, adding pressure to classrooms, staff and buildings in…
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