| ◆ Russia-U.S. meeting ends with nations no closer to finding path to peace in Ukraine, Putin aide says |
| ◆ 'Best-case scenario': Hudson's Bay charter to remain in public hands after joint $18M bid |
| ◆ Assembly of First Nations calls for withdrawal of Canada-Alberta pipeline deal |
| ◆ Is it illegal to spoil Christmas? Police in Ontario get complaints about anti-Santa signs |
| ◆ Feds to reduce housing spending by half, build only 26,000 homes: Budget watchdog |
| ◆ Sabrina Carpenter condemns Trump administration's use of lyrics after Franklin the turtle backlash |
| ◆ Sean (Diddy) Combs calls Netflix docuseries, in which jurors explain verdict, a 'shameful hit piece' |
| ◆ Serena Williams shuts down talk of a tennis comeback |
| ◆ In text messages, Ontario women accused of murder described boy in their care as ‘loser,' trial hears |
| ◆ Alberta unveils plan to resist enforcement of Ottawa's firearm buyback program |
| ◆ Online banking fraud leaves Winnipeg woman on hook for $174K debt |
| ◆ Canadian NHL player-turned coach Kevin Dineen reveals he has pancreatic cancer |
| ◆ Israel says remains taken for forensic testing after Hamas handover |
| ◆ Italian fashion group Prada buys rival Versace |
| ◆ As Trump's lethal strikes on alleged drug boats draw scrutiny, U.S. Congress steps up |
| ◆ Carter Hart, acquitted in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial, returns to NHL with Las Vegas Tuesday |
| ◆ Blue Jays finalize 7-year, $210 million US deal with starting pitcher Dylan Cease |
| ◆ 'I might have to shut down': Immigration cuts push Sask. restaurant to the brink |
| ◆ Ex-Honduran president, convicted of trafficking 360 tonnes of cocaine, out of prison after Trump pardon |
| ◆ Kushner goes to Moscow: Trump's son-in-law re-emerges as White House dealmaker |
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