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Court permanently blocks Quebec company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides
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First Nations chiefs call for public inquiry as Ontario defends wildfire response
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'Blanket' forced treatment of involuntary psychiatric patients unconstitutional, B.C. court rules
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Roughriders place Rolan Milligan, A.J. Ouellette on six-game injured list
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Court finds B.C.’s involuntary mental health treatment scheme unconstitutional
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Roughriders place Rolan Milligan, A.J. Ouellette on six-game injured list
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Permits issued for Alberta coal mine expansion despite environmental opposition
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Canada earns 2 judo golds, Warner claims decathlon silver at Commonwealth Games
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Man linked to Toronto police corruption probe has global drug-trafficking ties, court documents say
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New bridge, same traffic: Why is the road to the Ambassador Bridge still packed with trucks?
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Regina’s Globe Theatre receives crucial loan from city council
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