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Hidden gems: Cape Breton Eagles have found impact players outside of first round of QMJHL draft  PNI Atlantic News

P.E.I. man sentenced to six years for child luring, child pornography offence gets day parole  PNI Atlantic News

Cape Breton hospital staff get new space to stay healthy  PNI Atlantic News

Why this MUN Med student is determined to practice family medicine in rural NL  PNI Atlantic News

A little warrior: Denver Genge fought hard and the Northern Peninsula boy has beaten cancer - again  PNI Atlantic News

Loss of another family doc puts pressure on Holt government  Telegraph-Journal

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Bell: Nenshi under fire from his own NDP and Danielle Smith's UCP loves it  Calgary Herald

Sail price: No word yet on when NL ferry service election promise might become reality  PNI Atlantic News

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Ukraine war latest: Russia says 'massive attack' was retaliation for Ukrainian strikes; 'almost all of Ukraine' targeted  Sky News

Money blog: Sports Direct accused of breaking law; house prices fall; 'clear message' as lenders hike rates  Sky News

CHEERS AND JEERS: Cheers to P.E.I. residents who showed up to help stranded balloon crew  PNI Atlantic News

West Nova reps touched by reception at Netherlands liberation 80th anniversary  PNI Atlantic News

Politics latest: Starmer hails 'fantastic victory' in Scotland by-election - as Reform UK surges  Sky News

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Money blog: Nationwide cuts mortgage rates; Nintendo Switch gamers queue for new console  Sky News

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