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• Michigan border crossings to close briefly Friday for 9/11 ceremony
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• Manitoba unveils climate action plan without specific emission-reduction targets
• Guy Turcotte, who killed his 2 children, requesting temporary absence from prison
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• Trails End Market in Thorndale, Ont., ordered to close for fire risks
• Waterloo region to end free curbside Christmas tree pickup starting in January
• Manitoba Labour Board orders striking Dynacare lab employees back to work
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• Power likely out until Wednesday in Winnipeg area hit hardest by Sunday storm
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• N.S. man pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder in 2024 death of Esther Jones
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• AC/DC concert at Rogers Stadium cancelled following damage from extreme storm
• AI minister says 'warnings are not new' as experts predict the technology could wipe out humanity
• Toronto condo developer cuts 200 units from two-tower project: 'People are looking for more livability'
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• Hockey player and coach-turned-broadcaster Barry Melrose dies at age 70
• A pilot of the Amazon cargo plane that careened off Miami runway warned it was coming in too fast
• Man whose 16 grandchildren found living in filthy conditions is found incompetent to stand trial
• EU envisions closer partnership with Canada than with U.K.
• Carney government drops plan to bypass protections for at-risk species
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• Mike Morrice is last candidate standing in Green Party leadership race
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• Average asking rents fall 4.8% in August, hitting low last seen in 2022, report says
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• After 9/11, Canada’s military stepped into the global fight on terror as it headed for war in Afghanistan
• Infrastructure Bank closes $20-million loan for Nunavut wind project serving Agnico Eagle mine
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• Ottawa and Alberta pledge to build at least 1,460 affordable houses
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• Repair begins on damage from devastating storm, washing over Cape Breton
• Canada holds first defence co-ordination talks with China in more than eight years
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