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Child care deal with Ottawa 'may take some time,' Ontario education minister says

Ontario's education minister says it "may take some time" to reach a deal with Ottawa on $10-a-day child care.

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United States allows shipments of P.E.I. potatoes to resume to Puerto Rico

WASHINGTON — The United States Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday it will allow the resumption of shipments of Prince Edward Island potatoes to Puerto Rico.

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Former Oilers executive Jeff Harrop appointed president of FC Edmonton

EDMONTON — Former Edmonton Oilers executive Jeff Harrop has been named president of FC Edmonton, which is currently being run by the Canadian Premier League.

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Health officials report six more COVID-19 deaths in New Brunswick Tuesday

FREDERICTON — Six more people have died as a result of COVID-19 in New Brunswick, increasing the toll to 269 since the start of the pandemic.

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Family members of Indian migrants who died at border attend Winnipeg funeral

WINNIPEG — Large bouquets of red and white flowers sat atop four separate caskets holding the bodies of an Indian couple and their two children who died while trying to cross into the United States by foot during treacherous winter conditions in southern Manitoba.

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Veteran running back William Powell returns to Ottawa Redblacks

OTTAWA — Veteran American running back William Powell is back with the Ottawa Redblacks.

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Top News Advisory for Tuesday, Feb. 8

Here are the latest Top News stories from The Canadian Press. All times are Eastern unless otherwise stated. Coverage plans are included when available. Entries are subject to change as news develops.

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Edmonton Elks sign veteran CFL players Lawler, Gainey and Korte

EDMONTON — The Edmonton Elks made a big splash on the first day of CFL free agency.

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Saskatchewan Roughriders sign linebacker Darnell Sankey

REGINA — Linebacker Darnell Sankey is on the move.

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Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-sign veteran Canadian defensive lineman Ted Laurent

HAMILTON — The Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-signed Canadian defensive tackle Ted Laurent and American defensive backs Jumal Rolle and Richard Leonard on Tuesday.

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Three teens charged after 19-year-old man fatally shot in Toronto

TORONTO — Three teenagers from Oshawa, Ont., have been charged after a man was fatally shot in Toronto last month.

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Familiarity played a role in Masoli signing with Ottawa Redblacks

When it came time for Shawn Burke to make his first major move as a CFL general manager, he looked to a familiar face.

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Former Whitecaps, Canada Soccer youth coach Bob Birarda pleads guilty to sex charges

VANCOUVER — A former women's coach with the Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian national youth teams has pleaded guilty to four sexual offences involving four different people.

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Tow-truck companies refuse to haul away large trucks gridlocking Ottawa

OTTAWA — All tow-truck companies on contract with the city have refused to haul away the big rigs that have gridlocked Ottawa's downtown for the second week in a row, the city's manager says.

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Canadian Red Cross sends six nurses to Nunavut for worst outbreak of COVID-19

IQALUIT, Nunavut — The Canadian Red Cross has sent six nurses to Nunavut as the territory continues to experience its worst outbreak of COVID-19 to date.

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The latest on protests against COVID-19 measures in Ottawa and beyond

OTTAWA — The latest developments on ongoing protests against COVID-19 restrictions and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, both in Ottawa and various cities across Canada. All times eastern:

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Ontario allowing educator regulators to share more info on criminal proceedings

Ontario is letting regulators disclose more information when educators are involved in criminal proceedings, even before a verdict is finalized in an individual's case.

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B.C. Lions sign veteran Canadian free agent kicker Sean Whyte

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Lions signed Canadian free agent kicker Sean Whyte on Tuesday.

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Federal ministers blast Ottawa protesters seeking to join opposition 'coalition'

OTTAWA — People might be frustrated with COVID-19 but they don't share the extreme views of the anti-vaccine mandate protesters who have choked the national capital for over a week with large trucks, federal cabinet ministers said Tuesday.

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Prince Edward Island to begin reducing COVID-19 public health restrictions

CHARLOTTETOWN — Prince Edward Island will start easing COVID-19 restrictions on Feb. 17, with the hope of ending gathering limits and mandatory masking requirements by early April, Premier Dennis King said Tuesday.

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Court denies injunction to unvaccinated Quebec caregivers seeking access to residents

MONTREAL — A Quebec court has rebuffed unvaccinated caregivers who were hoping to obtain an injunction allowing them to enter nursing homes without showing proof of vaccination.

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Suspicious envelopes sent to MP offices in N.S. contained chemical irritant

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia RCMP confirmed today that three suspicious envelopes sent to three federal constituency offices on Monday contained some kind of chemical irritant, but it remains unclear what the substance was.

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Supermarket theft rising, shoplifters more aggressive, warns grocery industry

Shoplifting appears to be on the rise at grocery stores in Canada as a growing number of supermarkets report an increase in thefts of food and pharmacy products.

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Liberal MP breaks ranks with party on COVID-19, says government is dividing Canadians

OTTAWA — The federal government must reassess its divisive and stigmatizing approach to the COVID-19 pandemic, Liberal member Joël Lightbound said Tuesday in a rare public display of internal dissent within the governing party.

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