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Bobrovsky bounces back in loss to Mammoth
Sergei Bobrovsky has experienced some tough nights this season.
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Ducks hold off Canucks for 5-4 victory
Cutter Gauthier scored a hat trick for the second game in a row and the Anaheim Ducks held on for a 5-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday.
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Winnipeg Jets snap losing streak with OT win in Montreal after historic third-period comeback
The Winnipeg Jets nine-game losing streak is over thanks to the latest four-goal comeback win in NHL history.
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The ultimate beauty lovers’ gift guide: From cult favourites to holiday exclusives
Shop the best beauty gifts, from Shark's LED mask and Dior's glow palette to limited-edition holiday sets, luxe skincare and fragrances worth wrapping up for everyone on your list.
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Utah Mammoth down Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2
Nick Schmaltz scored the winner on a power play with 6:48 left in regulation as the Utah Mammoth topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 on Tuesday.
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Saskatoon transportation committee defers expropriating land talks for BRT stations
The committee tasked administration with going back to the negotiation table with six landowners before the next meeting in December
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U.S. midterm early returns suggest young voters swinging away from Trump, GOP
Democrats are looking to win majorities in the House and Senate, which would curb Trump's power after he's faced few limits from a compliant Republican-controlled Congress.
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New Kelowna councillors intend to improve public discourse
At Monday's swearing-in ceremony, Tom Dyas pledged to find more ways to listen and communicate. Asked what that would look like, he acknowledged there is room for improvement.
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New Winnipeg city council takes office, sets agenda at inaugural meeting
Mayor Scott Gillingham and the 15 freshly elected representatives on Winnipeg city council took the Declaration of Office Tuesday.
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Manitoba producers hopes for stability from U.S. midterms
Manitobans are watching the U.S. midterms closely on Tuesday evening hoping for some relief after tariffs continue to hamper the agricultural industry.
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McGill confirms convicted murderer no longer enrolled as a law student
McGill's provost, Angela Campbell, informed students and staff about the news in a statement sent on Monday.
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‘Want to see more’: Further action demanded after 7 Montreal police officers fired
Activists are cautiously welcoming the firing of seven officers over misconduct allegations, calling the move a step toward accountability while also pressing for further action.
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Raptors’ Leonard completes swollen knee treatment
The Toronto Raptors confirmed Tuesday night that forward Kawhi Leonard has successfully completed treatment to address swelling in his left knee.
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Mixed reaction to City of Edmonton’s proposed 2027-2030 budgets
The proposed budget means Edmontonians would pay about $68 per month in property taxes for every $100,000 of their assessed home value in 2027.
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Carney says ‘more intense’ trade negotiations with U.S. have begun
The prime minister said Tuesday the two sides have made progress on the issue of restricting Canada's ability to negotiate trade deals with other countries.
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Family identifies Kingston woman killed by alleged speeding impaired driver on Highway 401
It was 7:10 p.m. on Nov. 1 when the Ontario Provincial Police say they responded to a three-vehicle collision on Highway 401 westbound near Thickson Road.
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BC Conservatives could have a fall legislative session as party eager to get to work
All 93 writs will be returned by Nov. 18, marking the end of the election, with MLAs sworn in the next day and Lorne Doerkson and his ministers to be sworn in on Nov. 20.
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‘Always expecting more’: Ford government pushes back against Toronto’s new deal bid
Despite Chow’s renewed push, however, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy indicated the province is not opening the door to talks on any renewed new deal.
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‘Very important’ evidence in Florida plane crash found miles from site: NTSB
National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman said most of the left elevator — part of the tail that controls the plane's pitch — was found in three pieces.
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Alberta bill to limit institutional speech, comments from post-secondary schools
The policies would bar Alberta post-secondary institutions from making official statements on global political, social and ideological issues outside of their 'academic mission.'