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• Premier Eby tells Carney it's unacceptable B.C. has been cut out of pipeline talks

  24-11-2025 23:20 via sudbury.com
  
  VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier David Eby says he told Prime Minister Mark Carney "how unacceptable" it was for Alberta and Saskatchewan to talk with the federal government about a potential pipeline without input from his province.
  
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• One of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre's last survivors, Viola Ford Fletcher, dies at age 111

  24-11-2025 23:05 via sudbury.com
  
  DALLAS (AP) — Viola Ford Fletcher, who as one of the last survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in Oklahoma spent her later years seeking justice for the deadly attack by a white mob on the thriving Black community where she lived as a child, has
  
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• One of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre's last survivors, Viola Ford Fletcher, dies age 111

  24-11-2025 23:05 via sudbury.com
  
  DALLAS (AP) — Viola Ford Fletcher, who as one of the last survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in Oklahoma spent her later years seeking justice for the deadly attack by a white mob on the thriving Black community where she lived as a child, has
  
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• One minor is dead, one injured after shots fired east of Quebec City

  24-11-2025 22:50 via sudbury.com
  
  SAINT-VALLIER — One minor is dead and another is in hospital after shots were fired at a home in St-Vallier-de-Bellechasse, Que., east of Quebec City. Police were called to a residence around 4 p.m.
  
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• Two grizzlies caught in Bella Coola, B.C.; DNA tests to confirm any link to attack

  24-11-2025 22:20 via sudbury.com
  
  Conservation officers say two grizzly bears have been captured in Bella Coola on British Columbia's central coast, and DNA tests are being conducted on one of them to determine if it was involved in last week's attack on a group of students and teach
  
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• Two grizzlies caught in Bella Coola, B.C.; DNA tests may confirm any link to attack

  24-11-2025 22:20 via sudbury.com
  
  Two grizzly bears have been captured in Bella Coola on British Columbia's central coast, and DNA tests may be conducted on one of them to determine if it was involved in last week's attack on a group of students and teachers. The B.C.
  
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• Residents say grizzly encounters up in Bella Coola, B.C., scene of attack on students

  24-11-2025 22:20 via sudbury.com
  
  Residents of Bella Coola on British Columbia's central coast say they've been grappling with a spike in encounters with grizzly bears in the remote community where a bear attacked a group of students and teachers last week.
  
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• Grizzly caught in Bella Coola, B.C., but search for bears involved in attack goes on

  24-11-2025 22:20 via sudbury.com
  
  Conservation officers say a grizzly bear has been captured in Bella Coola on British Columbia's central coast but the search continues for three bears believed to be connected to last week's attack on a group of students and teachers. The B.C.
  
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• ‘Get tested’ the theme of HIV Awareness week in Sudbury

  24-11-2025 22:12 via sudbury.com
  
  An HIV-positive status no longer means death, and a person can live a full and long life with the virus. That is, if you know you have it
  
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• Advocates outline Sudbury's housing crisis to NDP leadership candidate

  24-11-2025 22:07 via thesudburystar.com
  When NDP leadership candidate Heather McPherson rises in the House of Commons on Tuesday to demand the Liberals declare a national housing emergency, she will undoubtedly highlight horror stories that surfaced during a housing roundtable in Sudbury on Monday. McPherson, the MP for Edmonton Strathcona, heard from those assisting the city’s homeless that “people are dying faster than we are housing them,” that the national housing crisis should be treated like an out-of-control f
  
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• Two brothers, 19 and 22, dead after being struck by a light-rail train near Montreal

  24-11-2025 21:50 via sudbury.com
  
  MONTREAL — Two brothers from a town southwest of Montreal have been identified as the victims of a fatal collision with a light-rail train over the weekend. Simon and Samuel Brochu, both of St-Rémi, Que.
  
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• How Blush Painting is breathing new life into Sudbury, one wall at a time

  24-11-2025 21:50 via sudbury.com
  
  'Seeing people fall in love with their homes again'—that’s what drives Elisabeth Tyson. Her company, Blush Painting, is bringing joy back into living spaces across Sudbury with every stroke of colour.
  
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• 'He should care': Conservatives slam Carney on Trump comments

  24-11-2025 21:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — Conservative MPs slammed Prime Minister Mark Carney Monday over dismissive comments he made recently about stalled trade talks with U.S. President Donald Trump.
  
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• First Nation looks to develop 'wealth fund' for major projects investments

  24-11-2025 21:50 via sudbury.com
  OTTAWA — A First Nation in Ontario is looking to create what it's calling a "sovereign wealth fund" to bypass government and move major projects forward faster with Indigenous participation.
  
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• Province seeks feedback in advance of 2026 budget

  24-11-2025 21:37 via sudbury.com
  
  The public consultation process for the province’s 2026 budget is open, with a closing date of Jan. 30 to respond to an online survey
  
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• CAMERON, Earl

  24-11-2025 21:28 via sudbury.com
  
  It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our father, Earl Ross Cameron and husband of our mom for 66 years. He led a courageous battle with cancer.
  
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• VIDEO: In trade war with U.S., Canada is winning the battle for tourists

  24-11-2025 21:14 via sudbury.com
  
  Tonight on Village Media's new 'Closer Look' podcast: Fewer international travellers are choosing to visit the United States these days — but the opposite is true on this side of the border
  
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• Campaign helping Sudbury family devastated by house fire

  24-11-2025 21:13 via thesudburystar.com
  Donations are flowing in to help a Sudbury couple whose eldest daughter was critically injured in a house fire last month and remains in hospital. Three people were at home when the blaze occurred on Hebert Street, off Second Avenue, around 8 a.m. on Oct. 28.  Two occupants suffered smoke inhalation but were able to escape, while a third — the daughter — incurred life-threatening burns and had to be freed from the house by firefighters. Two pets were also rescued. A GoFundMe cam
  
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• Budget watchdog calls for more transparency after Liberals shift fiscal anchors

  24-11-2025 20:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — Ottawa is not planning to set up an independent body to scrutinize the new capital framework in its budget, despite calls for more transparency from the government's fiscal watchdog.
  
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• Budget watchdog calls for better transparency after Liberals shift fiscal anchors

  24-11-2025 20:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — The interim parliamentary budget officer says Ottawa should turn over scrutiny of one of its key fiscal anchors to an independent body.
  
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• Ward 5 councillor makes Kalmo Beach accessibility push

  24-11-2025 20:49 via sudbury.com
  
  Ward 5 Coun. Mike Parent plans on championing a business case during next month’s budget deliberations which would see the city spend $463,000 to make Kalmo Beach more accessible
  
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• Canada’s first tower to hit 100 storeys is in Ontario. Here’s what it will look like

  24-11-2025 20:42 via village-life.ca
  
  The team behind what will eventually be a 106-storey skyscraper celebrated a major milestone on Friday with a ceremonial cement pour on the 100th floor.
  
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• Justice Department renews bid to unseal Jeffrey Epstein grand jury materials

  24-11-2025 20:35 via sudbury.com
  
  NEW YORK (AP) — The Justice Department renewed its request Monday to unseal Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking grand jury materials, saying Congress made clear in approving the release of investigative materials related to the prosecution of the late fi
  
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• Justice Department renews bid to unseal Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury materials

  24-11-2025 20:35 via sudbury.com
  
  NEW YORK (AP) — The Justice Department on Monday renewed its request to unseal grand jury transcripts from Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking cases, arguing they should be made public under a new law requiring the government to o
  
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• LAVOIE, Julie

  24-11-2025 20:00 via sudbury.com
  
  (1955 – 2025) It is with immense sorrow that the family of Julie Lavoie announces her passing in Sudbury surrounded by her loved ones on November 11, 2025, at the age of 70 years.
  
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• U.S. directs its embassies in Western nations to scrutinize mass migration

  24-11-2025 19:50 via sudbury.com
  
  WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department has directed its embassies in Canada and other Western nations to scrutinize the impacts of mass migration, marking the Trump administration's latest push to reshape the geopolitics of America's longtime allies.
  
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• EQAO standardized test results to be released next week after delay, minister says

  24-11-2025 19:50 via sudbury.com
  
  TORONTO — Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra says standardized testing results are set to be made public next week after he delayed their release, and he's suggesting changes may be coming.
  
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• Nickel Centre Seniors embark on local cultural food tour

  24-11-2025 19:22 via sudbury.com
  
  With so many restaurant choices from the many cultures that call the Nickel City home, club members spent the fall sampling dishes they might not have had the opportunity to taste before
  
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• Springpole mine project can be an 'economic driver' in northwestern Ontario

  24-11-2025 19:20 via sudbury.com
  
  First Mining Gold forecasts nine-year open pit mine life with resource potential to expand
  
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• MPs swipe at Carney's claim that Canada has no feminist foreign policy

  24-11-2025 19:20 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney's claim that Canada does not have a "feminist foreign policy" spilled into the political arena Monday, drawing both criticism and praise.
  
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• Gould: Carney's comments mark departure from 'feminist' foreign policy comment

  24-11-2025 19:20 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — House of Commons finance committee chair Karina Gould says Prime Minster Mark Carney's claim that Canada's foreign policy is not feminist "certainly" marks a departure from the previous government.
  
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• 1 of 4 accused in alleged Quebec extremist plot appears in court, to return next year

  24-11-2025 19:20 via sudbury.com
  
  QUÉBEC — One of four accused in an alleged anti-government plot to forcibly take control of land in the Quebec City area appeared briefly in court today and will return before a judge in the new year.
  
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• Southern Ontario men avoid more jail for dealing drugs in Sudbury - Take our poll

  24-11-2025 19:13 via thesudburystar.com
  Two southern Ontario men have received lengthy conditional sentences for a drug bust in Sudbury almost two years ago that turned up more than $500,000 worth of guns and drugs. “I would like to say I’m deeply sorry, your Honour,” Tyrique Harmer told Superior Court Justice Alex Kurke, just before being sentenced on Friday via Zoom link from the Toronto East Detention Centre. “I would like to apologize to my family, the community, the court, and to my two-year-old son. I app
  
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• Southern Ontario men avoid jail for dealing drugs in Sudbury - Take our poll

  24-11-2025 19:13 via thesudburystar.com
  Two southern Ontario men have received lengthy conditional sentences for a drug bust in Sudbury almost two years ago that turned up more than $500,000 worth of guns and drugs. “I would like to say I’m deeply sorry, your Honour,” Tyrique Harmer told Superior Court Justice Alex Kurke, just before being sentenced on Friday via Zoom link from the Toronto East Detention Centre. “I would like to apologize to my family, the community, the court, and to my two-year-old son. I app
  
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• Judge dismisses Comey, James indictments after finding that prosecutor was illegally appointed

  24-11-2025 19:05 via sudbury.com
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed the criminal cases against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, concluding that the prosecutor who brought the charges at President Donald Trump’s urging was ille
  
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• Search for three missing in Brampton fire ends with two found dead, one safe: police

  24-11-2025 18:50 via sudbury.com
  
  BRAMPTON — Police say all three people who were unaccounted for after a deadly fire at a home in Brampton, Ont., have been located — two of them dead and the third safe.
  
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• Migrants rights groups call on government to withdraw border security bill

  24-11-2025 18:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — Migrant advocacy groups say the federal government should drop its border security bill C-12, calling the legislation an open door to violations of their rights.
  
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• Pentagon says it's investigating Sen. Mark Kelly over video urging troops to defy 'illegal orders'

  24-11-2025 18:35 via sudbury.com
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon announced Monday it is investigating Democratic Sen.
  
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• Pentagon says it's investigating Sen. Mark Kelly for video urging troops to defy 'illegal orders'

  24-11-2025 18:35 via sudbury.com
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon says it is investigating Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona for possible breaches of military law after Kelly joined a handful of other lawmakers in a video that called for U.S. troops to refuse unlawful orders.
  
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• Public help sought in Atikameksheng break and enters

  24-11-2025 18:34 via thesudburystar.com
  Police are seeking tips from the public regarding a slew of break-ins in Atikameksheng.  From September to November of this year, Sudbury OPP responded to several break and enters at seasonal residences on Reserve Road. “An unknown individual has been entering the properties by force and removing various items from inside,” the OPP said. “Officers are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the individual who has been involved in the break and enters. Anyone w
  
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• This Canadian coastal town has been crowned a top travel destination for 2026

  24-11-2025 18:28 via village-life.ca
  
  Plus, storm watching, salmon fishing, and other must-do activities if you’re visiting this hidden Canadian gem.
  
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• BURKE, Nicholas

  24-11-2025 18:28 via sudbury.com
  
  In loving memory of Nicholas Glyn Burke 18 years. It is with broken hearts we announce his sudden passing at home on Sunday, November 16th, 2025. He will be forever loved and always missed by his loving parents Stephen Burke and Katie Isherwood.
  
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• Onaping man faces drug charge after traffic stop in Elliot Lake

  24-11-2025 18:25 via thesudburystar.com
  An Onaping man is one of two people charged after a traffic stop near Elliot Lake produced drugs. The East Algoma OPP said in a release that officers pulled over a black four-door sedan travelling northbound on Highway 108 towards Elliot Lake at around 2:45 p.m. on Nov. 21. Police located suspected Oxycodone pills, a scale, cellphones and cash. Officers arrested two people and towed the vehicle. Trevor Gosselin, 55, of Onaping, was charged with possession of a Schedule I substance for the purpos
  
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• Six more of Premier Smith's UCP legislature members face recall petitions

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  EDMONTON — Elections Alberta says six more members of Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative Party caucus are facing recall petitions, bringing the total to nine.
  
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• Quebec Liberal Leader Rodriguez struggles to manage crisis within party

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  MONTREAL — Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez is struggling to contain a crisis that has some questioning his ability to lead a provincial government.
  
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• Nine of Premier Danielle Smith's UCP legislature members now facing recall petitions

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  EDMONTON — Nine members of Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party caucus are now facing recall petitions – enough to potentially tip the balance of power in the legislature.
  
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• Nine of Alberta Premier Smith's UCP legislature members facing recall petitions

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  EDMONTON — Nine members of Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party caucus are now facing recall petitions – enough to potentially tip the balance of power in the legislature.
  
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• Health minister noncommittal on pharmacare, says expert report isn't binding

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — The federal health minister is not committing to following the road map set out by an expert committee to launch a national pharmacare system. Marjorie Michel said her government is reviewing the recommendations it received early last month.
  
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• Health minister dismisses key recommendation from expert report on pharmacare

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — Health Minister Marjorie Michel is dismissing the key finding of an expert advisory committee on pharmacare, which says Ottawa should fully fund a list of essential medicines without cutting deals with the premiers.
  
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• CP NewsAlert: Six more Alberta government MLAs face recall petitions

  24-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  EDMONTON — Elections Alberta says six more members of Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative caucus are facing recall petitions, bringing the total to nine. More coming. The Canadian Press
  
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