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Province to scrap homegrown pot ban – Winnipeg Free Press

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She buys all her groceries across the U.S. border — and finds big savings

With the average grocery bill rising despite slowing inflation, Canadian shoppers are doing whatever it takes to reduce food costs, including making a run for the U.S. border where grocery prices are lower.

Thousands flee wildfire closing in on capital of Canada's Northwest Territories

How the strikes affect passports, immigration and taxes

Now that both public service strikes are over, here's what we know about how passport, immigration and tax services have been affected.

Northern Ontario's Krista McCarville off to winning start at Scotties

Northern Ontario's Krista McCarville is off to a winning start at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts,  defeating Manitoba's Jennifer Jones 11-8 at the Canadian women's curling championship Saturday.

Operation Red Nose cancelled another year, but Thunder Bay police say that's no excuse for impaired driving

Catholic dioceses previously failed to raise money promised to survivors. Will they now?

When 48 Catholic church entities signed on to fundraise $25 million for survivors under the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement, it was spelled out they would do so through their "best efforts." In total, the campaign raised less than $4 million.

Manitoba now permitting child-care staff with mild COVID-19 symptoms, negative test result to go to work

The province is now permitting workers at child care facilities, child and family services and ...

Canada's new top military leader says fixing 'fragile' morale one of his top priorities

The Canadian Armed Forces’ new and permanent top commander says there will be enormous consequences if the military fails to revamp its culture and restore the morale of its members.

First Nations' project to reduce number of children in care is proving successful, report shows

The Huu-ay-aht First Nations Social Services Project, established in 2017, was created with the goal of keeping more families together by providing them with community support and an independent review shows the first three years have done just that.