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Welcome to News Near Here, your trusted source for timely and impactful coverage from Canada’s major urban centres—Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. We bring you the latest headlines across politics, culture, and community life, with a dedicated spotlight on crime stories that shape public safety and justice in our cities. Whether it’s breaking news, local developments, or in-depth crime reporting, we’re here to keep you informed and connected to the pulse of urban Canada. v1.9

Montreal Crime

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As World Cup nears, intelligence agency warns of increased human trafficking risk

OTTAWA — As Canada prepares to host World Cup soccer, the federal financial intelligence agency is warning that major sporting […]
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Toronto Crime

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Psychological evaluation for Montreal synagogue arson suspect facing six charges

MONTREAL — A 38-year-old man is facing six charges in the attempted arson of a Montreal-area synagogue last week. The […]
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Vancouver Crime

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Racism is a risk when Vancouver hosts World Cup, but measures exist: B.C. AG Sharma

British Columbia’s Attorney General Niki Sharma says hosting seven World Cup games in Vancouver comes with the risk of racism, […]
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News Stories

Montreal News

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Brendan Gallagher among honourees at Montreal Cummings Centre fundraiser

For one night, there were no game plans to dissect, no goals to celebrate and no standings to debate — […]
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Toronto News

Homeowner repeatedly hit by vandals fighting to change Toronto’s bylaws

Homeowner repeatedly hit by vandals fighting to change Toronto’s bylaws

Over the past few months, Annie Woo’s 96-year-old father has had a series of health issues. A recent fall cracked […]
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Vancouver News

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Chow defends resale of FIFA World Cup tickets after criticism from opponents and fans

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is defending the city’s decision to purchase and resell thousands of FIFA World Cup tickets, arguing […]
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