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July 18, 2023 - CBC News Archive

Weekend hailstorm left gardens decimated, broke through shopping mall's roof dome
Nike announces it will permanently end sponsorship of Hockey Canada
Ex-owner of Whitehorse butcher shop on the hook for $17K+ in THC-tainted jerky case
Military begins deployment, highway to Bella Coola closed as hundreds of wildfires burn across B.C.
Hundreds attend vigil in honour of mother killed by stray bullet in Toronto shooting
Silver Fox getting by with a little help from friends
'Like a nuclear bomb went off': B.C. musician raced to beat Hwy 20 closure as wildfire closed in
Training and preparation helped me succeed as an Olympian — and in my life after sport
'We're heading to a crisis': Sask. non-profit calls for housing to support incarcerated women
Claims that safe landfill search isn't possible 'aren't necessarily based in fact': committee chair
Trans, non-binary people in Quebec still can't get accurate health cards despite law change
Is 102 candidates for mayor too many? Some Toronto councillors aim to burst bloated ballots
Even once resolved, UNI's technical issues may lead to client distrust, says prof
Her obituary requested donations to an abortion clinic. It's a final political act for many
Union, opposition sounding alarm after N.L. had only 1 water bomber available last weekend
Landlords in B.C. warning renters against installing AC units despite rising heat
St. Joseph's London looks to partner with local farmers to give patients fresh food
Minimum wage couldn't land you a 1-bedroom unit years ago. Now, it's even worse. Here's why
From Ross River to the North American Indigenous Games: Meet Team Yukon's flag bearer
Charlottetown looking for ideas to transform Queen Parkade in city's downtown
Kitchener MP calls for Ontario to 'show your homework' when it comes to 2-way, all-day GO trains
Alzheimer's drug slows down the disease, but comes with risks: study
This family breeds millions of insects to help farmers choose predators over pesticides
Hundreds of refugees, asylum seekers who had been camped downtown moved to North York church
There's a new walk-in addictions clinic in Sioux Lookout — at both the hospital and emergency shelter
Canada's inflation rate falls to 2.8%
Summer of smoke among the worst on record for Alberta's biggest cities
Job security remains a top priority for striking Windsor Salt workers, as mediated talks begin
Driver found guilty in hit-and-run death of Hamilton conductor Boris Brott
North American Indigenous Games a family affair for Team Connecticut
The 2023 wildfire season is now B.C.'s most destructive on record — and it's only mid-July
P.E.I.'s monthly inflation rate shrank in June, thanks to lower fuel prices
People with mental illness face barriers in justice system, say Sask. judge, parent
City of Winnipeg crews clear blockade at Brady Road landfill
No plans to let parents shift tax dollars out of public schools, Higgs says
Housing advocates press province for better data collection
Northern Ontario film union says Hollywood strike hits home
Hollywood strike could mean a Toronto International Film Festival with far fewer stars
Dead fish covered in heavy sludge washing up on Labrador City beach
Southern Ukraine port cities targeted in Russian missile and drone attacks
'Scary situation' in Alberta's drought-stricken fields raises questions about farming's future
What you need to know about London's proposed homeless hubs
Family mourns Brampton delivery driver who died after carjacking, calls for justice
Shortage of anesthesiologists leads to operating room closures in Alberta, doctors say
Poilievre ally calls Trudeau one of the 'most successful' politicians of his generation
Evacuation alert lifted for Yukon's Ibex Valley as crews work to extinguish wildfire