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Ahead of Edmonton officers' funeral, families thank Canadians for 'incredible outpouring of support'
Americas · Edmonton

Ahead of Edmonton officers' funeral, families thank Canadians for 'incredible outpouring of support'

64% Left coverage: 25 sources
The appreciation and respect shown by the public after two Edmonton Police Service officers were killed in the line of duty has not gone unnoticed, their families say. On Monday, a procession from the Alberta legislature to Rogers Place in downtown Edmonton will precede the regimental funeral for constables Brett Ryan and Travis Jordan.See the Story
Wild Wood Saunas given one last weekend on Esquimalt Lagoon
Colwood · Colwood

Wild Wood Saunas given one last weekend on Esquimalt Lagoon

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Wild Wood Saunas has been operating their trailer-mounted mobile sauna at the Esquimalt Lagoon since January. On March 13, council placed an expiry date on the permit of March 31 after staff asked for direction. At the March 27 council meeting, council agreed to push the end date to April 2.See the Story
Man faces criminal charges after being stopped for failing to wear bike helmet in Oak Bay
Oak Bay, British Columbia · Oak Bay

Man faces criminal charges after being stopped for failing to wear bike helmet in Oak Bay

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The Oak Bay Police Department responded to 62 calls for service between March 20 and 27. One man is facing charges after a resident reported suspicious behaviour to police. Three propane tanks were stolen from outside a business in the 2000-block of Oak Bay Avenue. An uninsured driver was issued a ticket for $598.See the Story

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The issue of expanding assisted dying eligibility 'has already been decided': senator

56% Left coverage: 16 sources
Stan Kutcher, who pushed for Canada's assisted dying regime to include people whose only condition is a mental disorder, says the debate about that policy is now over. Kutcher said he supported the delay until March 2024 because it will allow proper training and practice standards to be made available to provincial regulatory bodies and practitioners.
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King Charles · Montreal

Canadian attachment to monarchy dropping: poll

61% Left coverage: 23 sources
Only 12 per cent of respondents said it was good news that Charles is now King. The lowest level of positive reviews was in Quebec, where only seven per cent agreed. Indifference to Charles' ascension to the throne spanned all age groups and regions of the country.
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Business · Beijing

China lifts sweeping visa curbs on foreigners

40% Center coverage: 149 sources
China will once again start issuing a range of visas to foreigners as of Wednesday, the country's embassy in Washington said, a major easing of travel restrictions in force since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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World

Canada on sidelines as U.S., Britain, Australia move ahead on new security deal

60% Left coverage: 20 sources
The U.S., Britain and Australia are set to sign a deal to build a new fleet of submarines. Canada has been left out of the deal, despite a new Indo-Pacific strategy. Experts say it is a sign that Canada is not serious about pushing back against China.
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Pierre Poilievre

Poilievre calls for spending cap, tax cuts in coming federal budget

57% Left coverage: 21 sources
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the coming federal budget should lower taxes, cap spending and make it easier to build new houses. The Tory leader accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of fuelling inflation and making it harder for Canadians to feed and house their families. His criticism comes as the Bank of Canada tries to tame high inflation spurred in part by global trends.
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King Charles · London

King Charles given horse by Canadian Mounties continuing long-standing tradition

44% Left coverage: 27 sources
The Mounties gifted the King a seven-year-old black mare called Noble. The gift marks a long-standing tradition where the Mounties offer horses to the Royal Family and it signifies the relationship between both parties, dating back to 1904. Noble is settling into life at the Royal Mews in Windsor.
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RCMP

BC RCMP asks youth to help ‘Name the Puppies’

100% Left coverage: 3 sources
The RCMP is asking for help in naming 13 German Shepherd puppies that will be born this year. The puppies are a part of the Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alta. The dogs will be trained to help locate missing people, find evidence, drugs and track suspects. Each year they start with a new letter to keep track of how old the dogs are.
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US & Canada · Alberta

Alberta introduces firearms act to counter federal legislation

67% Left coverage: 21 sources
The Alberta government introduced legislation Tuesday aimed at bulking up in its ongoing firearms feud with the federal government. Bill 8 is meant to strengthen the province's ability to regulate, administer and advocate on behalf of firearms owners.
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