WARMINGTON: Miracle no one was killed at bullet-riddled Piper Arms pub - Toronto Sun

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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

Chack**Indiana Pacers vs Oklahoma City Thunder Live Jast Link Copy And Past  TimminsToday.com

Ukraine war latest: Putin's response to airbase attacks 'won't be pretty', Trump warns - as Russian ambassador blames UK  Sky News

Kings-Hants MP Blois named parliamentary secretary to prime minister  PNI Atlantic News

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Sentencing delayed for Windsor man on child pornography charges who has past similar convictions  PNI Atlantic News

Cape Breton MPs Kelloway, Battiste appointed to parliamentary secretary roles  PNI Atlantic News

BRIAN STANFORD: New Waterford Rotary celebrates a season of service and support  PNI Atlantic News

Appellate judges rule for NASCAR in charter fight  ESPN

Ottawa Charge loses Emerance Maschmeyer, Danielle Serdachny in PWHL expansion signing window  Ottawa Citizen

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