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SASKATOON — Police in Saskatoon are looking for a woman on a video in which she claims responsibility for the deliveries of several suspicious parcels in the city last spring.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Tens of thousands of anxious British Columbia residents who were forced to escape raging wildfires have returned home in recent days as firefighters made progress and conditions improved.

CHARLOTTETOWN — A P.E.I.

TORONTO — The loonie hit 80 cents US on Monday, a level it hasn't closed at in more than two years, against a weakening in U.S. currency and amid further signs of a strengthening Canadian economy.

Highlights from the news file for Monday, July 24 ——— 'THIS IS A HUMAN LIFE': RANGER MEDIC RECALLS TREATING OMAR KHADR: A former medic with the U.S.

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government has had its credit rating downgraded for the second time in 13 months by S&P Global Ratings.

WINNIPEG — Flights and other operations were unaffected Monday as about 150 unionized support staff, maintenance workers and others at Winnipeg's Richardson International Airport went on strike.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — A Toronto-area man has been charged with a hate crime after police allege he made a number of statements against the Muslim community online.

OTTAWA — The number of police-reported cannabis-offences declined for the fifth straight year, Statistics Canada said Monday, a downward trend that began long before the Liberals brought forward their plan to legalize the drug for recreational use.

VANCOUVER — For people who wish there were more hours in the day, spending a bit of money to get rid of onerous tasks would make them much happier, but researchers say very few actually make the investment.