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Author: Sara Mojtehedzadeh
Publication Date: May 29, 2026 - 06:29
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Morning Update: Our investigation of the trucking industry
May 29, 2026
Good morning. Regulatory loopholes are allowing predatory companies to leave truck drivers across the country vulnerable. More on our investigation into the trucking sector below, along with a Canadian warship’s defiance and Ottawa’s Ebola assistance. But first:
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The kangaroo that has been on the loose on Montreal's South Shore presently doesn't pose a "significant danger to the public," confirmed Quebec's Environment Ministry on Tuesday morning. The ministry added the animal is safe for the summer months but an animal welfare advocate says it may not necessarily be the case.
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Smiths Falls, Ont., is officially opting out of a bring-your-own-alcohol program announced by the province in March after the town's council voted Monday not to amend its booze bylaw.
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