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What does relentless heat mean for Montreal’s water supply?

[published_date] With sweltering heat and little rain in sight, Montrealers should consider how they're using the city's drinking water supply, says city councillor Maja Vodanovic, who handles the water file at the executive committee. In the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough, residents will need to reduce their water consumption until further notice following a watering ban issued Monday evening.  Residents served…

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Hamilton police constable suspended after posting content from extremist groups, following CBC investigation

[published_date] Hamilton police have suspended a longtime officer while they review his social media posts, which include content re-shared from far-right groups, anti-immigrant messages and posts in support for a coup against the government. Following a CBC visual investigation into white nationalist "active clubs" training in the Hamilton area, a reader contacted CBC Hamilton to…

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Montreal police arrest suspect in connection with assault on Jewish man at park

[published_date] Montreal police say they have arrested a 24-year-old man in connection with an assault on a Jewish man at Dickie Moore Park in the Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough. The assault was partially captured on video, sparking public outcry as people shared footage of the victim being beaten on the ground in front of his children. In a…

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AOL to end dial-up internet services, a ’90s relic still used in some remote areas

[published_date] AOL is discontinuing its dial-up service, which helped millions of households connect to the web during the internet's formative years and was instantly recognizable for its beep-laden, scratch-heavy ring tone in the 1990s and early 2000s. The company, which once dominated as the world's largest internet provider, confirmed the move to CBC News on Sunday,…

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Alberta farmers in this conservative stronghold feel conflicted as Battle River-Crowfoot byelection nears

[published_date] Harvey Nahirniak walks toward his paddock of cattle, his tall rubber boots caked with rich, black soil.  Cows, dusted with mud, huff in the afternoon heat. His beloved workhorses stand in the sun like statues while the farm's fat, white guardian dog, Marvin, pants in the shade. Nahirniak's expertise lies in crops and cattle.…

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