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Montreal · MontrealMontreal police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man in his thirties suspected of sexually assaulting women. Police say the man would approach women and ask them for help finding books on the shelves. When the women had their backs to him, he would expose himself. The incidents are alleged to have taken place in June, August and September of 2023.See the Story
Montreal police searching for suspect who groped, exposed himself to women at 2 university libraries
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Alberta · AlbertaProject YYC had planned with other conservative political organizations to gather signatures demanding Calgary's mayor be removed, says group leader Roy Beyer. But their efforts were stymied when Landon Johnston applied at city hall to launch his own recall drive. Since provincial recall laws allow only one recall attempt per politician per term, Project YYC chose to lend support to Johnston.See the Story
Recall Gondek group planned to launch its own petition before political novice did
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Scott Moe · SaskatoonSask. Premier Scott Moe says the dispute over Ottawa's carbon pricing plan likely won't end without a change in the federal government. Moe and six other premiers have called for a halt to the planned increase. The federal carbon price on fuel, or carbon backstop, applies to Alberta, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.See the Story
Sask. premier says change in federal government the only way to solve carbon tax dispute
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Alberta · AlbertaThe Way of the Cross will be held at 9 a.m. on Friday in Calgary. The event commemorates Jesus Christ's last on on earth as a man. The walk will begin at St. Mary's University campus and conclude at the Father Lacombe Care Centre in southeast Calgary.See the Story
Calgary's Way of the Cross procession is changing its route this year
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Newfoundland and Labrador · Newfoundland and LabradorMasking had been required for patients and visitors at health-care facilities since February. Masking will no longer be required as of Monday, according to NL Health Services. People who are seeking care and showing symptoms of viruses like COVID-19 will still be required to wear a mask.See the Story
Mask mandate to be lifted at N.L. hospitals Monday
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Europe · MarylandThe closure of the Port of Baltimore due to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge could have major implications for coal exports, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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Port of Baltimore closure shuts down No. 2 US coal export hub
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