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Many Ukrainians now believe they can defeat Russia's army, complicating diplomatic negotiations

As Russia's relentless bombardment of Ukraine's cities continues, so do peace talks behind the scenes. Russia's battlefield challenges have given some Ukrainians hope that a military victory may be possible, increasing expectations of what concessions can be won during negotiations with the Kremlin.
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2 Indigenous convoy protesters say they were victims of heavy-handed police response in Ottawa

Two Indigenous protesters who joined the demonstrations in Ottawa against pandemic-related restriction and mandates were involved in some of the most dramatic interactions with police during the two-day effort to clear protesters from downtown.

Ottawa plans to restore First Nation status for families that lost it to obtain citizenship

The federal government is proposing legislation to restore status to thousands of First Nations families that lost it to obtain Canadian citizenship and protect their children from residential schools.

'Off-grid' couples wage B.C. court battle as 'communal living' attempt ends in acrimony

It began as an experiment in communal living. But an arrangement between two "off-grid" couples to buy a central B.C. acreage and live together on it dissolved into an acrimonious court battle involving accusations of uncleanliness and a heated disagreement over chicken butchering.
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Elk herd spotting sparks hopes for their survival in B.C.'s Lower Mainland

A herd of elk was spotted in the upper Pitt River area just north of Metro Vancouver, raising hopes for the species that was once nearly extinct on the South Coast.

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