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Commonwealth Games guide: Canadian teen wins gold, and who to watch Friday
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Para sprinter Sheriauna Haase's gold highlights Canada's 6 medals on Day 7 at Commonwealth Games
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Teens, 15 and 16, charged with second-degree murder in Prince Albert homicide case
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Saskatoon police open homicide investigation after death of 24-year-old man
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'Blanket' forced treatment of involuntary psychiatric patients unconstitutional, B.C. court rules
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Crews called to rescue resident who defied evacuation order, B.C. Wildfire Service says
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The Evan Bray Show – Friday, July 31
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