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Barrett returns to Raptors as Barnes gets hurt

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Jakob Poeltl made a defensive rebound with 9.1 seconds left in overtime and made an outlet pass to a streaking RJ Barrett. The Toronto Raptors swingman sprinted down court, pulled up at the three-point line, and shot.

Jakob Poeltl made a defensive rebound with 9.1 seconds left in overtime and made an outlet pass to a streaking RJ Barrett. The Toronto Raptors swingman sprinted down court, pulled up at the three-point line, and shot.

Tavares helps Leafs snap Jets unbeaten streak

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John Tavares had a hat trick and Max Pacioretty chipped in three assists in a 6-4 Toronto Maple Leafs' victory Monday that ended the Winnipeg Jets' reign as the only unbeaten NHL team.

John Tavares had a hat trick and Max Pacioretty chipped in three assists in a 6-4 Toronto Maple Leafs' victory Monday that ended the Winnipeg Jets' reign as the only unbeaten NHL team.

Winnipeg Jets’ season-opening win streak ends with 6-4 loss to Toronto

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Toronto led 4-0 early in the second period and while Winnipeg tried to mount a charge, it wasn't enough as the Jets suffered their first loss of the season.

Toronto led 4-0 early in the second period and while Winnipeg tried to mount a charge, it wasn't enough as the Jets suffered their first loss of the season.

Pyyhtia Scores First NHL goal as Blue Jackets beat Oilers 6-1

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Mikael Pyyhtia scored his first NHL goal, and the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Edmonton Oilers 6-1 on Monday night for their second straight home win. Sean Monahan had two goals, Cole Sillinger added a goal and two assists, and Adam Fantilli and Mathieu Olivier also scored for Columbus, and Kirill Marchenko had two assists. Elvis Merzlikins...

Mikael Pyyhtia scored his first NHL goal, and the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Edmonton Oilers 6-1 on Monday night for their second straight home win. Sean Monahan had two goals, Cole Sillinger added a goal and two assists, and Adam Fantilli and Mathieu Olivier also scored for Columbus, and Kirill Marchenko had two assists. Elvis Merzlikins...

AGLC evaluating Camrose Casino relocation as owners are in receivership

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Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) says Mayfield Investments owns the Camrose Casino and confirms the company is in receivership.

Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) says Mayfield Investments owns the Camrose Casino and confirms the company is in receivership.

Connor McDavid injured during Edmonton Oilers’ first shift in Columbus

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Edmonton Oilers Captain Connor McDavid got tripped up by Blue Jackets' Zach Werenski's stick during his first shift of the game and crashed heavily into the boards.

Edmonton Oilers Captain Connor McDavid got tripped up by Blue Jackets' Zach Werenski's stick during his first shift of the game and crashed heavily into the boards.

WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – October 28

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Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.

Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.

Victoria business installs bulletproof glass to combat break-ins

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Owner Phil Nicolls said his windows have broken several times over the last three or four years and thousands of dollars in merchandise stolen.

Owner Phil Nicolls said his windows have broken several times over the last three or four years and thousands of dollars in merchandise stolen.

Countdown on for Surrey Police Service to take command

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In just one month, the Surrey Police Service will become the policing agency of jurisdiction in its namesake city, taking over that role from the RCMP.

In just one month, the Surrey Police Service will become the policing agency of jurisdiction in its namesake city, taking over that role from the RCMP.

Iconic Edmonton franchise Remedy Cafe for sale

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The $7.6-million listing includes the leases at Remedy Cafe's 11 locations and the equipment inside those spaces, along with select recipes and other items.

The $7.6-million listing includes the leases at Remedy Cafe's 11 locations and the equipment inside those spaces, along with select recipes and other items.

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                        Drones et cellulaires en prison | La GRC pourrait agir, mais ne le fait pas

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                          Aide médicale à mourir | « Le Code criminel n’a pas changé », dit Holland

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                                        L’AMC veut la fin des billets médicaux pour les absences de courte durée

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