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Strong winds have caused widespread power outages across Central Canada and the Maritimes, affecting nearly 310,000 customers in Quebec alone.

Canada has ended China's dominance in wheelchair curling, a high-level discussion on economic growth and defense is central to upcoming elections in Estonia, and notable coverage of a major reading event in Kadriorg has been updated.

Central and Eastern Canada are preparing for storms that could cause flash flooding in Ontario and freezing rain in Quebec.

A central Alberta RCMP officer is recovering in hospital after being struck by an alleged drunk driver while parked on the QEII highway.

The Chief Administrative Officer of Metro Vancouver, Jerry Dobrovolny, addressed the investigation into a leaked document, stating that concerns about law violations are central to the inquiry.

Foodtastic has acquired Central Social Hall, aiming to expand the popular dining chain across Alberta and beyond.

Parts of Ontario are forecasted to experience up to 20 centimeters of a rain and snow mix, particularly affecting eastern and central regions of the province.

Police in Edmonton are investigating a suspicious death following a house fire where a woman's body was discovered.

A yellow fog advisory has been issued for central and southeastern Saskatchewan due to dense fog resulting in low visibility on the roads.

Mark Carney's call for a coalition of central countries at Davos has sparked both support and criticism, indicating a challenging process for Canada to detach from its southern neighbor.

The article provides a quick tour from the northern to the southern tip of the American continent, showcasing the largest photovoltaic plant in Central America and solutions for water shortages in rural Chile, as well as the connection between two Canadian cities separated by a river home to white sturgeon.