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Vancouver police reportedly arrested a 38-year-old Alberta man within ten minutes of receiving a robbery complaint in the city's West End.
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Toronto's Halloween on Church festival was expected to draw more than 80,000 people, with major traffic restrictions and crowd management arrangements.
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Community pumpkin parades scheduled across Toronto and the GTA bring residents together through local celebrations and creative reuse of Halloween decorations.
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Cinema industry data indicate significant competition among current releases as Halloween celebrations affect moviegoing patterns.
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A University of Alberta research team has received $24 million to investigate technological barriers associated with universal blood development.
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Université de Montréal has achieved its major fundraising goal earlier than scheduled, supporting scholarships, research chairs and institutional development.
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A $30-million philanthropic contribution will support doctoral fellowships and a new graduate academy at the University of Toronto
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Filipino-American singer and digital creator Bella Poarch discusses her debut album and changing relationship with online popularity.
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Reuters reports that Saudi Arabia is considering cancelling its Joy Awards entertainment ceremony amid government spending adjustments.
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Statistics Canada reports stagnant economic output in August, with preliminary estimates suggesting a further contraction in September.
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Canada is pursuing new trade and security partnerships as its government seeks to reduce reliance on the United States.
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Polish President Karol Nawrocki has accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government of interfering with the country's highest constitutional court following the suspension of its head.
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