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A new report released as students across the country return to school finds bullying, poverty and mental illness are on the rise among Canadian youth and urges action from policy-makers to improve the lives of children.

OTTAWA — Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says he wants to address headaches at the Canada Revenue Agency in 100 days.

NEW YORK (AP) — Kraft Heinz is splitting into two companies a decade after they joined in a massive merger that created one of the world's biggest food companies on the planet.

European Union plans to reduce imports from Ukraine, forcing country to find other buyers for its wheat.

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'We’re having wonderful feedback from the various clubs and temples from the U.S. and Canada … We’ve had a number of Shriners say how welcome they felt here and how they felt right at home'

There will be thousands of non-fiction and fiction books available to purchase for $2, with all sales by cash. Bookworms are encouraged to bring their own bags or boxes to carry away the treasures they find on the shelves.

CALGARY — Enbridge Inc. says it is going ahead with a pair of natural gas transmission projects.

VANCOUVER — Telus Corp. has signed a deal to acquire the shares of Telus International (Cda) Inc. it does not already own for a total of US$539 million, reversing its move to spin the business off in 2021.

NEW YORK (AP) — Anna Wintour ended weeks of fashion-world speculation Tuesday when she named Chloe Malle her successor as head of editorial content at Vogue — but the most powerful person in the business isn't going anywhere.

CBC cut bonuses after backlash, then quietly gave $38M in raises to over 6,000 staff.

Over the next five years, Dr. Arinjay Banerjee will work closely with active members of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences.

Tour downtown and its surrounding areas to enjoy a variety of murals and other art pieces.

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TORONTO — Greater Toronto commuters are likely bracing for traffic and transit congestion to worsen over the coming months as a number of major employers get ready to increase in-office days.

VANCOUVER — The deadline has passed for possible strike action to begin in British Columbia by an array of public service workers that includes liquor store staff, community college instructors and municipal workers.

MONTREAL — The Quebec government has turned down federal funding aimed at combating systemic racism in the criminal justice system, saying it doesn’t agree with the program’s approach. The federal government first offered $6.

The Prince Albert Predators are a Junior B Lacrosse team out of Prince Albert comprised of players from Prince Albert, Melfort, Shellbrook and some surrounding First Nations’ communities.

According to an Airbnb report, Regina is one of a few areas in Canada seeing an increase in domestic bookings.

Estevan’s Woodlawn Park has opened a new pickleball court beside Fresh Air Fitness, thanks to community support and a $25,000 donation.

Service connection work to take one day.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia General Employees' Union says a portion of its members who work for the province's public service will begin walking picket lines Tuesday after the union issued 72-hour notice of a strike last week.

“I was quite amazed at how it made your body relax and helped you with your sleep,” Connie Zinn said. “I was so impressed with what it did, I wanted to learn more about reflexology and all the benefits that could help people.”

Carnduff Comfort Quilters have been crafting handmade quilts since the 1990s, donating them to hospitals, shelters and those in need.