The Canadian Press

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wildfire-near-lytton,-bc.,-larger-than-initial-estimate-after-aerial-mapping
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Wildfire near Lytton, B.C., larger than initial estimate after aerial mapping

ns.-mikmaq-chiefs-call-on-ottawa-to-address-income-assistance-disparity-on-reserves
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N.S. Mikmaq chiefs call on Ottawa to address income assistance disparity on reserves

tataskweyak-cree-nation-residents-start-to-return-home-after-lengthy-evacuation
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Tataskweyak Cree Nation residents start to return home after lengthy evacuation

out-of-control-wildfire-near-lytton,-bc.,-triggers-evacuation-alerts
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Out-of-control wildfire near Lytton, B.C., triggers evacuation alerts

most-canadians-think-the-country-is-making-progress-on-reconciliation:-poll
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Most Canadians think the country is making progress on reconciliation: poll

early-hawaiian-petroglyphs-on-a-beach-are-visible-again-with-changing-tides-and-shifting-sands
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Early Hawaiian petroglyphs on a beach are visible again with changing tides and shifting sands

three-workers-emerge-from-bc.-mine-after-meticulously-executed-rescue
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Three workers emerge from B.C. mine after meticulously executed rescue

a-quick-history-of-bc.s-red-chris-mine-where-three-workers-are-trapped-underground
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A quick history of B.C.s Red Chris mine where three workers are trapped underground

ottawa-to-appoint-virginia-mearns-of-iqaluit-as-arctic-ambassador
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Ottawa to appoint Virginia Mearns of Iqaluit as Arctic ambassador

report-raises-questions-about-first-nations-ownership-in-major-projects
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Report raises questions about First Nations ownership in major projects

saskatchewan-getting-military-personnel,-helicopters-to-help-fight-wildfires
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Saskatchewan getting military personnel, helicopters to help fight wildfires

uns-top-court-says-failing-to-protect-planet-from-climate-change-could-violate-international-law
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UNs top court says failing to protect planet from climate change could violate international law