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Iran Helicopter Crash
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The possible death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi could affect Iran politics for decades to come

Mr. Raisi was the subject of a desperate search on Sunday after his helicopter disappeared shortly after taking off, after a meeting with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev at the border between the two countries

Helicopter carrying Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi apparently crashes, search under way

Who is Ebrahim Raisi, Iran’s president whose helicopter crashed in foggy weather?

Taxes

On social media, language trumps facts in debate over Canada’s new tax policy

How reliable is the tax-related content we’re consuming on social media?
Preet Banerjee

Tenants won’t have to pay non-resident landlords’ taxes, Ottawa says

Wildfires

Northern Rockies Regional Municipality says four homes lost in B.C. wildfire

Mayor Rob Fraser says three of the four homes were occupied and one was vacant, but he’s been able to speak with most of the owners whose properties have been damaged

Rogers launches AI-powered cameras to detect wildfires in B.C.

Fire evacuees face eviction from already-booked hotels

Middle East

Air strike kills 27 in central Gaza and fighting rages as Israel’s leaders air wartime divisions

U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met with Netanyahu to discuss an ambitious U.S. plan for Saudi Arabia to recognize Israel and help the Palestinian Authority govern Gaza in exchange for a path to eventual statehood

Canadian immigration asks medical worker fleeing Gaza if he treated Hamas fighters

Fireworks

Out with a bang: The long weekend tradition of fireworks could be coming to an end

Fireworks have become anything but simple since the pandemic. Fire risks, noise complaints and even politics has more municipalities banning pyrotechnic spectacles

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DeLuca's two-run homer lifts Rays over Blue Jays 5-4; Toronto blows 4-0 lead

Jose Caballero had an RBI single and Amed Rosario added a two-run single in the sixth as Tampa Bay (25-22) scored five unanswered runs for its fourth straight win

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Thirteen Saskatchewan ministries refuse to comply with information commissioner’s decision

Ottawa not sufficiently addressing flood of access requests for immigration records, watchdog says

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Opinion

Opening our company took nearly four times longer here than in the U.S. Why?

Andrew Auerbach
Opinion

On the rocks: The death and life of Canada’s little bars on the Prairie

Kyler Zeleny

Bank of Canada warns of steep jump in mortgage payments

Opinion

Pierre Poilievre is pretending he doesn’t know how his job works because it makes it easier

Shannon Proudfoot

Things are changing in cottage country: Nine Canadians share the financial pros and cons of ownership

Danny Jansen’s heart is with family, but his head is in space

Former international student, 24, has a decent job and cheap rent but wonders if staying in Canada long-term is worth it

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