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Torngat Mountains National Park - Parks Canada

Parks Canada asks any potential Researchers to have their Research Permit Applications submitted before March 1st, 2026, for the 2026 summer field season. Applications received after this date may not be considered until the 2027 season.

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Exchanges of illicit sexual contact unveiled on day 2 of N.W.T. reservist's trial - CBC

NorthOn day two of Craig Routery's trial, the Crown presented text messages between the complainant and Routery, which included explicit photos and messages. When questioned, Routery said he "would not involve [himself] with something that was underage. "Craig Routery described explicit chats between him and a youth as 'roleplay'Listen to this articleEstimated 4 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Craig Routery, pictured on Oct. 14, 2026, outside the Yellowknife courthouse. It's the second day of Routery's trial, which stems from allegations of sexual assault and child exploitation. (Samanntha Lee/CBC)The trial for a former Canadian Armed Forces reservist facing multiple sexual assault and child exploitation charges continued in a Yellowknife courtroom Wednesday, where explicit exchanges with a youth were unveiled. Craig Scott Routery, 62, who was a warrant officer with the 1 Canadian Ranger Patrol Group from Yellowknife at the time he was charged, pleaded not guilty to nine charges on Tuesday in the N. W. T. Supreme Court.

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How Much Will Voters Care About BC’s Deficits? - The Tyee

One week before calling a provincial election, the British Columbia government said it was on track to run a budget deficit of $13.8 billion this year. The announcement sparked a flurry of newspaper columns decrying the record-high shortfall. “NDP dropped any pretence of fiscal prudence,” read one headline a week after the update.

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B.C. Election: Eby, Doerkson and Lowan spar over economic vision in televised leader's debate - Vancouver Sun

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OPP urge drivers not to make U-turns to avoid Gordie Howe Bridge - CTV News

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Ford government accused of ties to private career colleges now banned from OSAP program until 2030 - CityNews Toronto

The Ontario Liberal Party is accusing the Ford government of having ties to private career colleges that have been blocked from the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) until at least 2030. The Liberal party said two months after government inspectors went to the Academy of Learning, Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria and MPP Amarjot Sandhu were present for a campus opening.

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Toronto police arrest three reservists, seize ammunition in crypto-abduction probe - The Globe and Mail

Open this photo in gallery:Three of the accused are enrolled as reservists in the 7th Toronto Regiment, a spokesperson for the Department of National Defence confirmed. James Maclennan/The Canadian PressToronto police have seized more than 2,500 rounds of ammunition allegedly stolen from the Canadian Armed Forces as part of an investigation into the July abduction of the owner of a cryptocurrency exchange that has led to the arrests of seven people, including three military members. Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw said Wednesday that what started as a kidnapping investigation evolved into something “much larger” as the force uncovered firearms, ammunition and illicit drugs.

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