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Vancouver

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  'I get angrier every time': Abbotsford family fed up with decades of flooding from Nooksack River
• 'Hazardous conditions' prompt closure of Metro Vancouver park during atmospheric river
• 'This is the new normal for us right now': Abbotsford residents prepare for more flooding Sunday

Calgary

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  $40M lawsuit claims Calgary school board breached 'duty of care' of students of former teacher
• 2 taken to hospital after being hit by car
• Stabbing sends woman to hospital

Edmonton

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  'Not something to play around with': Experts assessing potential impact of Omicron variant
• Hinshaw addresses new variant of concern as Alberta adds 356 new COVID-19 cases
• Koskinen stops 36 shots, Edmonton tops Golden Knights 3-2

Winnipeg

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  Search for missing 22-year-old woman organized by Bear Clan
• Kerri Einarson eliminated from Canada's Olympic curling trials after close loss to Krista McCarville
• Two men in hospital after West Broadway shooting

Toronto

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  Ontario logs 854 more cases of COVID-19, two additional deaths
• Toronto, parts of southern Ontario under winter weather travel advisory
• Worker dies after being pinned under rail car in Pickering

Montreal

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  BREAKING

  Boil-water advisory in effect for large portion of Montreal's West Island
• Montreal's oldest English-language bookstore gets more shelf space at new location
• Unvaccinated people are more likely to catch COVID-19, but by how much? The answer has changed in recent months.

Ottawa

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  Two-vehicle crash outside Lansdowne sends SUV onto its side
• Montreal to Ottawa rideshare driver may have been exposed to COVID-19: Ottawa Public Health
• One dead following single vehicle crash in the Ottawa Valley

London

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  London, Ont. super-fan to present award on stage at CCMA's after winning nationwide contest
• Ongoing search of Thames River in Greenway Park area
• Rustix Studio holds first ever Holiday Market

Northern Ontario

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  PUC outages blamed on weather and car crashes
• Northern College hosts gaming tournament and hopes to attract future students with a new computer program
• 'This is home': East Ferris community celebrates centennial milestone

Canada

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  Neighbours in B.C.'s flooded Sumas Prairie effort cleanup amid new storm concerns
• Abbotsford mayor 'extremely concerned' about potential for flooding from U.S. this weekend
• Helicopter delivers supplies to residents stranded in rural Cape Breton

Entertainment

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  Towering musical theatre master Stephen Sondheim dies at 91
• Canadian star Ryan Reynolds awarded 2021 Governor General's Performing Arts Award
• Christina Applegate shares a message on her 50th birthday after MS diagnosis

World

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  Afghan prime minister defends Taliban's rule amid crisis
• Russia jails 5 people over coal mine disaster that killed 51
• COVID-19 variant spreads to more countries as world on alert

Health

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  Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna expect data on shot's protection against new COVID-19 variant soon
• Dark leafy greens may be key to severe migraine relief, case study suggests
• Old Spice, Secret products recalled after cancer-causing chemical detected

Politics

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  Feds tabling new bill to ban conversion therapy on Monday
• Feds aim to criminalize threats towards health-care workers with new bill
• New chief of defence staff keeping eye on Ukraine, Ethiopia: 'No shortage of hotspots'

Autos

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  Missing the point: Man in Germany drives to driving test
• Drivers could face $230 fine at B.C. road checks enforcing travel restrictions
• GM aims to tackle chip shortage with new designs made in North America