CBC Edition - 2022-10-14

• Supreme Court restores conviction in Calgary murder case after ruling statements to police were voluntary
• New Brunswick 'sees no need' to release COVID19 modelling, despite predicted surge
• Why Hockey N.B. is hiring a Black drag performer to lead workshops on respect
• Indigenous groups rally around Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond amid calls for proof of her Cree ancestry
• Thousands are still in the dark after Fiona. Here's how Canada can protect its power grid
• Investors return to oil and gas sector after long period of industry 'doldrums'
• Cardy resigns as N.B. education minister, sends scorching letter to premier
• Battle lines drawn as the Emergencie­s Act inquiry gets underway in Ottawa
• NATO chief tries to allay nuclear war fears, says exercise will proceed in face of Russian threats
• Hockey Canada accepts Cromwell report, vows to 'regain the trust of Canadians'
• U.S. inflation rate cools to 8.2%, but core prices still trending in wrong direction — up
• Ottawa doctor speaks out after Windsor man charged with threats against health-care worker
• Doctors seeing resistance to blood transfusio­ns over unfounded COVID vaccine concerns
• With hospitaliz­ations in Quebec once again on the rise, health officials encourage booster shots
• Naomi Watts, Mia Farrow say The Watcher's secret was even kept from them
• Death toll for people experienci­ng homelessne­ss jumped 75% last year, B.C. coroner finds
• Canadian TikToker goes viral with 12-hour rap tribute to Coolio
• Samurai wasps poised to help B.C. with its stink bug problem
• Acclaimed Mi'kmaw filmmaker Jeff Barnaby dead at 46
• Cree family brings a sense of play to Indigenous representa­tion
• New Jordan's Principle coordinato­r will help First Nations students in Brandon find success: superinten­dent
• Poundmaker Cree Nation cuts ties with FSIN
• We'koqma'q First Nation helps keep tradition alive with ribbon skirt bank
• Whitecap Dakota set to become first selfgovern­ing Indigenous nation in Sask.
• Writhing in pain, an Inuk teen in state care asked for help. Instead he was put in isolation
• Remote northern Ontario First Nations lift state of emergency due nursing shortages

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