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Canada Post operations not ‘viable,’ Carney says amid strike actionCanadaSep 27Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada Post is losing $10 million a day and must change to be viable. The post office's striking union says that demand will cripple the service. -
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Alberta RCMP say missing 6-year-old boy has less than 5% chance of survivalCanadaSep 28 -
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