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Column: Exploring Haywire Winery in B.C.'s Summerland
Did you know most wines here are fermented in concrete tanks?
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Vaughn Palmer: David Eby's slow and expensive step toward involuntary care
Opinion: The urgency is readily evident in street disorder and threats to public safety in community after community in B.C.
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PayPal: Gotta Raise The Bid
The $60.50 buyout bid for PayPal equates to less than 9x adjusted FCF, which is inadequate given their strong cash generation. Read the full …
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Navdeep Bains talks investment in economy, health, education during Sudbury visit
Former Liberal MP now running for provincial leadership, says Ford government has ‘abandoned the fight’ for residents
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Police and mental health don’t mix: so why can’t we fix it?
It was the fateful moment when death became almost inevitable.
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CBC blames climate change for Canada's crumbling roads
Subhead:On Tuesday’s Rebel Roundup livestream, Sheila Gunn Reid and Tamara Lich pointed out the other factors influencing road quality in Canada — none of …
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Opinion: For all writers, abstaining from generative AI is the best gift you can give yourself
Lucas Aykroyd: I urge writers to not swallow the notion that you must either adopt AI or get left behind. This only serves the …
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Opinion: Why are Canadian taxpayers being asked to fund an economically and environmentally risky pipeline project?
Tom Gunton: In addition to losing money if the pipeline is built, Canadian taxpayers will be liable for environmental damages from the pipeline.
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Bruce MacKinnon: Viral video shows racism doesn't just lurk beneath the surface
Related: Great white sharks return to Nova Scotia, and experts say there may be good reason Researchers say the conditions of Nova Scotia oceans, …
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Legacy media looks away as criminals on bail terrorize Toronto
Subhead:Sheila Gunn Reid and Tamara Lich react to the mainstream media's focus on charges levelled against former MP Inky Mark while largely ignoring the …
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Judge: Trump can’t deport researchers just for working in content moderation
Disinformation researchers praise ruling blocking Trump visa denials and deportations.
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World 07.15.26
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Family barbecues: the truth nobody wants to admit — it’s organised chaos
There are traditions that defy time: Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and the legendary summer family barbecue. Scheduled for 1:00 p.m., of course. But everyone …
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Freedom 07.15.26
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Catholic 07.15.26
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Canadians view China more favourably than U.S., new survey finds
Canadians’ opinions of the United States have deteriorated while their perceptions of China have improved compared to a few years ago, a new report …
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Religious speech at ‘greater risk’ if Canada passes internet surveillance bill: lawyer
Bills C-22 and 34 would further threaten religious freedom in Canada after the passage of a ‘Bible ban’ bill earlier this year, constitutional lawyer …
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American content creator agrees with everyone about Vancouver rocking as FIFA World Cup host
Vancouver’s hosting duties for the FIFA World Cup are over, but the memories will last a lifetime. Thousands of soccer fans invaded Vancouver for …
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HORTON ANNOUNCES MAYORAL CAMPAIGN
Editor’s note: Rob Horton is absolutely, definitely NOT running for mayor. A platform for the future we deserve, whether we asked for it or …
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News of the day: What you need to know about the city’s $30M for RTO traffic; Council approves flood relief measures; Shawn Menard is the toilet hero we all need
It’s Wednesday, July 15. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. WHAT PUBLIC SERVANTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE CITY’S $30M …
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Harmonic: The Software Behind The Next Broadband Upgrade Cycle
Harmonic Buy: benefit from DOCSIS 4.0 & fiber upgrade cycle, 98% CMTS share, record backlog & 2026 guidance. Click to read my analysis.
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Goldman Sachs Stock Is Starting To Look Frothy
Goldman Sachs Q2 earnings surged as trading and AI-driven IPOs boomed; $230B inflows lifted AWM. Click for this GS stock update and see if …
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First Horizon: Funding Cost Concerns Limit Upside
First Horizon Corp. is a 'hold' at current ~$25 levels, reflecting solid credit quality but deposit mix and reserve concerns. Click for this FHN …
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