Anisimova upsets defending champion Osaka at Australian Open
Defending champion Naomi Osaka has suffered a third-round loss at the Australian Open.
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B.C. school retiring wildfire mascot out of respect for neighbouring towns
A British Columbia high school is retiring its logo and mascot named “Hot Spot” after devastating wildfires in neighbouring communities cast them in a different light.
Canada's Denis Shapovalov is on to the fourth round of the Australian Open
Canada's Denis Shapovalov is on to the fourth round of the Australian Open. The Richmond Hill, Ont., native defeated Reilly Opelka of the United States on Friday at the Grand Slam tournament.
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China mandates 3-day Olympic torch relay amid virus concerns
China is limiting the torch relay for the Winter Olympic Games to just three days amid coronavirus worries, organizers said Friday.
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11 hole-in-ones in six months: Is this the hottest golfer on the planet?
British amateur golfer Neil Watts is very much the world's go to hole-in-one guy at the moment -- he's hit 11 aces in the last six months.
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Rays say split-season plan to bring baseball back to Montreal struck out with MLB
The Tampa Bay Rays' proposed plan to split the season between Florida and Montreal has been rejected by Major League Baseball.
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UN General Assembly head urges peace during Beijing Olympics
The president of the General Assembly appealed to the UN's 193 member nations on Thursday to take 'concrete actions' to promote peace during next month's Winter Olympics in Beijing.
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Beijing Olympics will showcase hockey's next generation
While Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews and Nathan MacKinnon will not get the chance to play in their first Olympics, the men's hockey tournament in Beijing could be a showcase for the next generation of talent.
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Whitecaps deal star goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau to LAFC for general allocation money
The Vancouver Whitecaps have dealt Canadian goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau to Los Angeles FC for US$1 million in general allocation money.
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Grey Cup MVP Zach Collaros back with Winnipeg Blue Bombers for another season
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers' all-star quarterback will be staying put for another year with the blue and gold.
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'Childhood dream of mine': Winnipegger excited and ready to make his Olympic debut
The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing is a dream come true for one Winnipeg athlete who will be making his Olympic debut.
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'Nobody cares' about sanctions against Russia: Ambassador
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Caught on cam: Rat on food counter at UBC's cafeteria
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New video shows moment of 2021 explosion near Windsor, Ont.
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Alta. man sentenced to 12 years for killing newborn son
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Canada
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Nearly 60 per cent of Canadians find it difficult to feed their families, poll finds
A new poll has found that nearly 60 per cent of Canadians are having a hard time providing enough food for their families.The poll from the Angus Reid Institute shows that 57 per cent of Canadians reported having a difficult time feeding their family recently, an increase from 36 per cent when the question was last asked in 2019.
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Ontario reports total of 4,114 people in hospital with COVID-19, including 590 in ICU
Ontario health officials are reporting that 4,114 people are in hospital with COVID-19, and 590 of those patients are in intensive care.
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B.C. school retiring wildfire mascot out of respect for neighbouring towns
A British Columbia high school is retiring its logo and mascot named “Hot Spot” after devastating wildfires in neighbouring communities cast them in a different light.
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Florida man charged with human smuggling after four bodies found near Canada-U.S. border
A Florida man has been charged with human smuggling after the bodies of four people, including a baby, were found in Manitoba near the Canada-U.S. border.
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Think you hate the cold? Meet the Montreal girl who's 'allergic' to it
Montreal teenager Eryn Margolese can't stand the cold -- she has a condition called cold urticaria that causes her to have an itchy rash, and can even produce life-threatening anaphylaxis.
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Alberta premier says rapid test 'nationalism' complicating procurement
Alberta's premier says rapid test nationalism is contributing to procurement difficulties, as the Omicron-fuelled fifth wave is increasing higher demand for testing.
World
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U.S. and Russia try to lower temperature in Ukraine crisis
The United States and Russia sought to lower the temperature in a heated standoff over Ukraine, even as they reported no breakthroughs in high-level, high-stakes talks on Friday aimed at preventing a feared Russian invasion.
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Islamic State gunmen mount deadly attacks in Syria, Iraq; dozens killed
The Islamic State group launched sophisticated attacks in Syria and Iraq, including an attempt to break into a prison where suspected extremists are being held by U.S.-backed fighters, officials said Friday. Dozens of detainees in Syria and 11 Iraqi troops were killed.
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McConnell: Black people vote at similar rates to 'Americans'
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell is drawing criticism for comments he made shortly before the GOP blocked a federal elections bill, when he said that 'African American' voters cast ballots at similar rates to 'Americans.'
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Magnitude 5.1 earthquake rumbles southern Alaska
A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck southern Alaska on Thursday night, and people reported shaking in Anchorage and surrounding areas, according to officials.
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World worse now due to COVID-19, climate, conflict: UN chief
As he starts his second term as UN secretary-general, Antonio Guterres said Thursday the world is worse in many ways than it was five years ago because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the climate crisis and geopolitical tensions that have sparked conflicts everywhere -- but unlike U.S. President Joe Biden he thinks Russia will not invade Ukraine.
Entertainment
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Meat Loaf, 'Bat out of Hell' rock superstar, dies at 74
Meat Loaf, the heavyweight rock superstar loved by millions for his 'Bat Out of Hell' album and for such theatrical, dark-hearted anthems as 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light,' 'Two Out of Three Ain't Bad,' and 'I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That),' has died.
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NEW | Movie reviews: 'Zeros and Ones' gives you two Hawkes for the price of one
This week, TV pop culture critic Richard Crouse reviews new movies: 'Zeros and Ones,' 'Marionette,' 'Ray Donovan: The Movie,' and 'The Last Thing Mary Saw.'
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Louie Anderson, Emmy-winning comedian, dies at 68
Louie Anderson, whose more than four-decade career as a comedian and actor included his unlikely, Emmy-winning performance as mom to twin adult sons in the TV series 'Baskets,' died Friday. He was 68.
Health
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Moderna vaccine recipients have lower risk of breakthrough infections, hospitalization: study
A new study has found that people who received the Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccine are less likely to experience breakthrough infections and hospitalization compared to those who received the Pfizer-BioNTech mRNA shot.
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Think you hate the cold? Meet the Montreal girl who's 'allergic' to it
Montreal teenager Eryn Margolese can't stand the cold -- she has a condition called cold urticaria that causes her to have an itchy rash, and can even produce life-threatening anaphylaxis.
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Spike in deaths causes Yukon to declare overdose emergency
The Yukon government has declared a substance-use health emergency after toxic drugs pushed overdose deaths to new peaks.
Politics
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BREAKING | Canada loaning $120M to Ukraine in face of Russian aggression
Canada will loan the Ukraine government up to $120 million in the face of Russia's ongoing attempts to destabilize Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday.
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Russian ambassador to Canada says 'nobody cares' about threat of Western sanctions
Russia's Ambassador to Canada Oleg Stepanov says the threat of Western sanctions in response to a military buildup along the Ukraine border carries no weight.
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Public Health Agency of Canada involved in 'error' on trucker vaccine rules: sources
Turmoil and confusion over whether truckers would remain exempt from the vaccine mandate last week stemmed from bureaucrats misinterpreting policy in more than one federal agency, including the one that co-ordinates Canada's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Canadian Press sources.
Sci-Tech
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Ingenuity helicopter flight stalled for first time due to unusual Mars weather
The Ingenuity helicopter, which was slated to take to Martian skies on January 5, had to push its 19th flight back because of an unusually strong regional dust storm on Mars, according to NASA.
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Intel building US$20B Ohio chip facility amid global shortage
Intel will invest US$20 billion in a new computer chip facility in Ohio amid a global shortage of microprocessors used in everything from phones and cars to video games.
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Pakistan court sentences woman to death for WhatsApp blasphemy
A Pakistani court sentenced a Muslim woman to death after finding her guilty of blasphemy for insulting Islam's Prophet Muhammad in text messages she sent to a friend, an official said Thursday.
Business
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'Be a savvy consumer': Expert tips for Canadians to help tame inflation
As inflation increases to levels not seen in decades, experts are advising Canadians to take advantage of coupons, points programs and purchase affordable alternatives where possible to help mitigate the financial strain caused by rising prices.
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Retail sales climbed 0.7 per cent in November to $58.1B, Statistics Canada says
Statistics Canada says Canadian retail sales were up 0.7 per cent to $58.1 billion in November amid higher sales at gas stations and building materials stores.
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Bitcoin tumbles as cryptocurrencies continue their downward slide
Cryptocurrencies have had a dismal start to the year, and continue to plunge as major economies around the world look to curb their growing popularity.
Autos
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Ford recalls 200K cars because brake lights can stay on
Ford is recalling about 200,000 cars in the U.S. to fix a problem that can stop the brake lights from turning off.
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Felony charges are 1st in a fatal crash involving Tesla Autopilot
California prosecutors have filed two counts of vehicular manslaughter against the driver of a Tesla on Autopilot who ran a red light, slammed into another car and killed two people in 2019.
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Calderon joins IndyCar as 1st woman to drive for AJ Foyt
Tatiana Calderon will drive for AJ Foyt Racing this season as the first woman to compete regularly in the IndyCar Series since 2013.
Lifestyle
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Tongan 'real life Aquaman' survives 27-hour swim after tsunami
A 57-year-old Tongan man who said he swam around 27 hours after getting swept out to sea during Saturday’s devastating tsunami has been hailed a 'real life Aquaman'.
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11 hole-in-ones in six months: Is this the hottest golfer on the planet?
British amateur golfer Neil Watts is very much the world's go to hole-in-one guy at the moment -- he's hit 11 aces in the last six months.
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Queen Elizabeth II is hiring a part-time housekeeper for minimum wage
The Royal Family has a job vacancy for a minimum wage part-time housekeeping assistant at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen’s official residence in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Sports
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Anisimova upsets defending champion Osaka at Australian Open
Defending champion Naomi Osaka has suffered a third-round loss at the Australian Open.
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B.C. school retiring wildfire mascot out of respect for neighbouring towns
A British Columbia high school is retiring its logo and mascot named “Hot Spot” after devastating wildfires in neighbouring communities cast them in a different light.
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Canada's Denis Shapovalov is on to the fourth round of the Australian Open
Canada's Denis Shapovalov is on to the fourth round of the Australian Open. The Richmond Hill, Ont., native defeated Reilly Opelka of the United States on Friday at the Grand Slam tournament.