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Schwartz’s Deli swaps black cherry soda for local alternative as U.S. tariffs biteOn a typical summer day at Schwartz’s Deli, in Montreal, there's a lineup at the door as tourists and locals wait to get their smoked-meat sandwich.CanadaSep 1
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Step into fall with these must-have bootsShop the best fall boots for every style, from polished knee-highs to everyday Chelsea boots. Discover must-have picks from Coach, UGG, Quince and more.The CuratorSep 9
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Fall 2026 shoe trends to step into this seasonFall 2026 shoe trends are stepping up with animal print, sleek mules, statement heels and riding boots, with picks from Quince, Anthropologie and Simons.The CuratorSep 3
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10 fall fashion arrivals we’re eyeing nowShop the latest fall fashion arrivals from Oak+Fort, Coach, Aritzia and more, from oversized layers and wide-leg denim to cozy knits and must-have accessories.The CuratorSep 8
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Why some B.C. farmers stay to fight, despite wildfire evacuation ordersSome B.C. farmers are defying wildfire evacuation orders to protect homes, orchards and livestock, saying generations of work are too much to abandon.FireAug 8
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Need a new work bag? These 7 laptop-friendly totes are worth buying this fallAhead, seven practical work bags from brands including Quince, Monos, lululemon and more that are ready for everything your workday has in store this fall and beyond.The CuratorAug 8
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Halifax-area fires leave residents displaced, grocery store forced to closeFire destroyed three buildings that included residential units and a commercial business on Monday evening on Gaston Road in Dartmouth.FireJul 28
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Actor Tom Holland shares his thoughts on promoting ‘sh-t’ filmsHolland made the comment during an interview on the popular U.K. podcast 'Dish,' while speaking on his experiences embarking on globe-trotting promotional tours.EntertainmentJul 27
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CBC to stop airing ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ this fall after nearly 75 yearsIn a joint statement, Rogers Sportsnet and the CBC say that the public broadcaster will no longer carry NHL broadcasts next season.SportsJun 16
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North-central Saskatchewan continues cleanup efforts following weekend stormSaskPower says around 50,000 customers lost power at some point during the weekend, marking the highest number of outages in a week seen over the past few years.CanadaJul 14
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City orders Winnipeg property manager to clean up encampment debrisA Winnipeg property manager is voicing frustrations after the city ordered him to clean up debris from a homeless encampment on his property.CanadaJul 23
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Summer fashion deals: Best clothing sales to shop nowRead on for hot finds from Aritzia, lululemon, Dynamite and more.The CuratorJul 24
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Your ultimate capsule wardrobe for summer 2026From breezy basics at Aritzia to luxe-looking essentials from Quince and timeless staples from Simons, these wardrobe heroes will help you create your best-dressed summer 2026 yet.The CuratorJul 27
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Weekend getaway gear for your next road tripShopping expert Susie Wall shares ideas from brands including Kitsch, Simons, Aritzia and more to give your next getaway a jump start.The CuratorJul 14
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A wet June in Saskatchewan delays Saskatoon berry season, helping haskapsFarmers and experts are noticing a slight delay in the ripening of Saskatoon berries, while other crops thrive from the notably wet conditions of the previous month.CanadaJul 6
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Long-time incumbent Winnipeg councillors announce they won’t seek re-electionCoun. Janice Lukes for Waverly West and Coun. John Orlikow won't be running in the next civic election. There will be fresh faces on council.Jun 24
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B.C. investing millions to target chronic property offendersThe program, called the Chronic Property Offending Intervention Initiative, will bring 12 new regional hubs, helping to reduce street disorder and crimes targeting local businessesCrimeJun 22
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Dance no more: Sherwood Park man’s curbside performance put to an end by RCMPIf you've driven in Sherwood Park, the street corner at Baseline Road and Sherwood Drive probably looks a little empty.CanadaJun 18
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Corb Lund delivers ‘Water Not Coal’ petition, says more than 200,000 signedIf Elections Alberta verifies it, Premier Danielle Smith's government would be forced to consider passing a law banning coal mining or sending it to a provincewide referendum.PoliticsJun 10
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Why ramping up Canada’s indoor farming capacity may prove ‘difficult’The federal government is planning to spend $750 million to 'drastically expand year-round Canadian production of fruits and vegetables,' Prime Minister Mark Carney said.CanadaJun 12