From CBC
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Freeland's new federal budget hikes taxes on the rich to cover billions in new spending
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s fourth budget delivers a big-ticket housing program for millennials and Generation Z voters — a multi-billion dollar commitment to be paid for in part with a tax hike on the rich and corporate Canada.
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With trial set to begin, Kirk Keeping pleads guilty to 2019 murder of Chantel John
Kirk Keeping has pleaded guilty to the January 2019 murder of Chantel John in Conne River, on Newfoundland's south coast.
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Serdachny scores overtime winner as Canada edges U.S. for women's hockey worlds gold
Canada reclaimed the women's world hockey championship from the United States with a 6-5 overtime win in Sunday's final. Danielle Serdachny scored a power-play goal at 5:16 of overtime to end the showdown.
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After community backlash, celeb chef David Chang will no longer enforce 'chili crunch' trademark
After days of criticism, celebrity chef David Chang said he will no longer enforce the trademark for his chili crunch condiment.
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Hospital at Home acute care program comes to Vancouver
A program that provides some patients acute-level care in their own home is now up and running at four Vancouver hospitals: Vancouver General, St. Paul's, Mount St. Joseph and the University of B.C. hospital.
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6 people and suspect killed in shopping centre stabbing attack in Sydney, Australia
An attacker who fatally knifed six people in a Sydney mall was shot dead by police in Sydney's beachside suburb of Bondi on Saturday, police said, as hundreds fled the scene.
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Canada's 4x400m men's team qualifies for World Relays event
After an agonizing week-long wait, Athletics Canada has officially qualified a men’s 4x400-metre relay for the World Relays in the Bahamas at the beginning of May.
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CSIS chief returns to foreign interference inquiry as PM casts doubt on reliability of agency's reports
The head of Canada's spy agency is appearing again before the public inquiry investigating foreign meddling in elections after multiple witnesses suggested they were not briefed by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service about intelligence it gathered on Chinese interference.
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Whiteout to return to Donald Street during Winnipeg Jets home playoff games
The tradition of the outdoor Winnipeg whiteout party will continue during the 2024 NHL playoffs, with 5,000 people able to watch the game on Donald Street outside the downtown arena.
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The Bridget Jones movies have long been accused of fat shaming. 20 years later, has anything changed?
It's been over 20 years since Bridget Jones insisted she was fat on the silver screen. Now, there's a fourth movie in the works with Renée Zellweger back in the title role. But as excitement builds around Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, many fans of the series want to know: will the fat-shaming finally stop?
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TikTok food critic leaves big impact, big tips after GTA restaurant tour
Three Greater Toronto Area restaurant owners say they are feeling the "Keith Lee effect" after the TikTok food critic came to town to sample their offerings.
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Man accused of killing Toronto cop enjoyed Canada Day with 2-year-old son hours before death
A man accused of killing a Toronto police officer in a parking garage nearly three years ago began testifying in court Tuesday.