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cbc.ca > news > canada > manitoba > man-missing-for-one-year-9.7318948

Winnipeg police ask for public's help in finding man who disappeared a year ago | CBC News

34+ min ago   (125+ words) Winnipeg police ask for public's help in finding man who disappeared a year ago CBC Winnipeg police ask for public's help in finding man who disappeared a year ago Paul Lacasse was last in contact with family members on Aug....

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cbc.ca > news > canada > ottawa > ottawa-business-pivot-from-us-clients-after-tariffs-9.7318894

Ottawa business looking to pivot from U.S. clients amid latest tariffs | CBC News

41+ min ago   (536+ words) The latest tariffs by the United States on Canadian goods is creating an uncertain future for one growing Ottawa business, forcing it to look elsewhere for customers. Paramedic Noah Marion founded Flat Line Company, which uses 3D printers to make tools…...

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cbc.ca > news > canada > manitoba > latasha-stewart-romeo-death-sentencing-9.7318926

Winnipeg mother gets conditional sentence after 13-month-old died with drugs in system | CBC News

26+ min ago   (717+ words) A Winnipeg mother convicted of failing to provide the necessaries of life after her 13-month-old son died with drugs in his system has been given a roughly two-year conditional sentence order. Romeo Stewart was pronounced dead in the early hours…...

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Economist says tariffs will cost consumers in the end

25+ min ago   (119+ words) CBC Economist says tariffs will cost consumers in the end Vancity chief economist Judith Bosire tells BC Today host Amy Bell that while the latest tariffs will hit consumers, they also give Canada a chance to show it can stand…...

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cbc.ca > news > canada > calgary > westjet-flight-attendants-collective-agreement-ratified-9.7318841

WestJet flight attendants vote to ratify new collective agreement | CBC News

1+ hour, 29+ min ago   (166+ words) WestJet flight attendants have ratified a new collective agreement with the airline, with a 90.2 per cent vote in favour of the deal. The Canadian Union of Public Employees says the agreement includes a more than 18 per cent wage hike over…...

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‘Buy Canadian’ website sees traffic surge 300% after U.S. trade talks collapse

58+ min ago   (143+ words) CBC ‘Buy Canadian’ website sees traffic surge 300% after U.S. trade talks collapse Traffic to Canadian e-commerce marketplace Common Goods has surged 300 per cent since Canada-U.S. trade talks broke down, according to owner Valerie Crisp. She says the…...

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cbc.ca > news > canada > saskatchewan > westjet-wheelchair-ruling-weight-limit-9.7318840

Saskatoon woman frustrated after feds give WestJet until June 2027 to remove wheelchair weight limit | CBC News

57+ min ago   (549+ words) A Saskatoon woman with spinal muscular atrophy says she had to do an “excruciating” drive to British Columbia to see her ailing mother-in-law after not being allowed to fly with her motorized wheelchair. “It’s almost unfathomable how long and how…...

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cbc.ca > news > canada > manitoba > wrong-leg-amputation-lawsuit-hospital-9.7318847

Man who says wrong leg was amputated sues Winnipeg health authority for negligence | CBC News

1+ hour, 7+ min ago   (462+ words) A man is suing the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority for negligence after he says staff at Grace Hospital removed the wrong leg during surgery. Jason Kennedy says in a statement of claim that doctors failed to ensure they had identified…...

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cbc.ca > news > canada > toronto > ajax-fire-suspicious-homes-damaged-9.7318843

1 house destroyed, 2 others damaged in 'suspicious' Ajax fire, police say | CBC News

1+ hour, 29+ min ago   (180+ words) Police say an early morning fire in Ajax that destroyed one house and damaged two others nearby on Monday has been deemed suspicious. Emergency crews were called shortly after 5 a.m. to the area of Rossland Road W. and Church Street N., where they…...

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Three people found guilty in 2024 stabbing death of Dylan Jordan

1+ hour, 13+ min ago   (141+ words) CBC Three people found guilty in 2024 stabbing death of Dylan Jordan Bradley Morrell, Jason Wells and Veronica Whalen were found guilty Monday of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of 31-year-old Dylan Jordan. Ryan Cooke reports. U.S. trade negotiators underestimated Canadian…...