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Las Vegas rolls the dice on second year as F1 host with Verstappen aiming to seal title
“Max Verstappen can win the F1 world title in Las Vegas by finishing ahead of Lando Norris.”
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NDP files complaint with integrity commissioner over Ford government ‘cash-for-access’ fundraiser | EnvoyPost
The request comes in the wake new revelations that an industry association encouraged members to spend thousands of dollars on…
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Exclusive: ‘Battlefield evidence’ from Syria is coming to Canada’s courts | EnvoyPost
The RCMP said it is working on a framework to use collected exploitable material in court against ISIS members.
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Canadians set for a snowy winter, but how much depends on location | EnvoyPost
Canadians should expect colder temperatures across much of Canada this winter, with more snow also forecast to cover much of…
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Google must sell Chrome browser in move to end monopoly on internet searches, DOJ says
The Department of Justice argued on Wednesday that Google must sell its Chrome internet browser after a federal court ruled…
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Council contends with Calgary Transit’s $33M revenue shortfall and low-income pass | EnvoyPost
Calgary Transit officials revealed to city council that 40 per cent of all riders on the service use the subsidized…
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American Airlines passengers duct tape man who allegedly tried to open cabin door mid-flight: reports
Passengers on an American Airlines flight to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in Texas restrained a man with a Canadian…
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‘Pull over to the right and stop:’ First responders remind drivers of emergency etiquette | EnvoyPost
Everyday, firefighters and paramedics respond to emergency situations with lives on the line but a key part of their response…
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Regina’s Evraz steel plant investigating workplace fatality | EnvoyPost
One of Regina’s major steel companies is now investigating a workplace death. Evraz North America confirmed that a contractor was fatally…
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Alberta privacy commissioner raises concerns over government bills | EnvoyPost
Diane McLeod, Alberta’s independent privacy and information commissioner, is concerned changes to existing FOIP rules would give the government new…
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