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Bank of Canada increasingly expected to raise interest rates this month
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Alberta separatists lost the vote. They'll continue their fight inside Danielle Smith's party
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Meta's AI agent Muse set up Marketplace sale without telling him — and gave out his address
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More than 1.5 million Canadian Crime Stoppers tips leaked, CBC exclusive finds
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Carney, Ford to announce funding for clean auto investments: source
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Problem gambling jumps, suicides triple in Ontario after expansion of online casinos
Canada's front pages today
The 8 most-read news outlets in Canada, side by side, each showing what it is leading with and in the order it is running them. Every headline links to the outlet's own article.
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Someone just won Canada’s largest-ever lottery jackpot
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Carney heads to Türkiye for first ever bilateral visit by Canadian PM
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Woman and children struck by driver while crossing street in Oshawa, toddler in critical condition
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Carney, Ford to announce support for steel and auto sectors hit by tariffs
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Putin agrees to talks with U.S., Ukraine on ending the war
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Woman sues University of Winnipeg, alleges professor drugged and sexually assaulted her
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Conseil des ministres : de l’expérience aux postes clés
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Verushka Lieutenant-Duval et le « mot en n », « une blessure ouverte »
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De 17 % à 23 % : Mark Carney fait plus de place au français qu’avant
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Un travailleur sur quatre a recours à une banque alimentaire au Québec
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Après la guerre, l’Iran se dirige-t-il vers la fabrication de l’arme nucléaire?
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La Russie a relâché un Américain emprisonné, annonce Steve Witkoff
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Montréal | Un automobiliste intercepté à 201 km/h
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Classification des armes à feu | Toujours pas de réunion du groupe consultatif
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Consommation de drogues | Les opioïdes moins présents au Québec qu’ailleurs au Canada
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Étude | Le LSD accélère les rythmes du cerveau et rend son activité plus complexe
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Sorel-Tracy | Un quadragénaire tué par balle
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Longueuil | Un homme à mobilité réduite dans un état critique après un accident
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Carney and Ford set to announce support for workers amid trade war
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Record $90M Lotto Max jackpot won in Alberta, OLG says
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France announces nightly curfews ‘for as long as necessary’ in Paris
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A critical coding language vulnerability is taking websites offline over hack fears
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65-year-old woman killed in shark attack off South African coast
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Group assisting long-planned review of firearms — including SKS — has yet to meet
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Le Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe évacué en raison d’un risque d’explosion
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Attention aux tiques porteuses de la maladie de Lyme, très actives à l’automne
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Glissement de terrain à L’Ascension: «On a l’impression d’être à la case départ», affirme le maire
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Après la victoire des fédéralistes en Alberta, Mark Carney tempère ses propos sur la Constitution
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Les sites web se verrouillent contre les agents IA
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Dobes, l’attaque massive et Celebrini: voici cinq choses à surveiller pour le match entre le Canadien et les Sharks
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Smith vows to push for more Alberta autonomy
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Carney to sign agreements with Turkey deepening co-operation in energy, defence, officials say
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Alberta First Nations criticize delays and lack of ballots in referendum
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Christina Applegate says she was misdiagnosed with MS. Here’s what experts say
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Galloway trial hears accuser first complained of sexual harassment to UBC campus security in 2013
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BC NDP has fallen short of $10-a-day child care commitment, data suggest
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This Ontario church run by controversial ‘prophet’ faces 50 bylaw charges
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Ask Rebecca: My parents are leaving my broke brother more money than me. Is that fair?
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Danielle Smith makes plea to separatists in televised speech, vows no more secession referendums
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Accused Toronto airport gold heist gang turned on each other in nasty fight for loot
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J.D. Tuccille: The Democrats embrace totalitarian socialism
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Danielle Smith has been vindicated: Rick Bell