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Canada Day 2025 marks 40th anniversary since cellphone service began in the country

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Toronto to make automated speed enforcement cameras more visible

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CN Tower staff locked out of work as union negotiations come to standstill

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Alberta by-election called in Battle River-Crowfoot riding, giving Poilievre chance for new seat

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Canada Day 2025 marks 40th anniversary since cellphone service began in the country