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  1. Man accused in Mexican condo scheme claims he was a victim, too

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    A U.K. man facing accusations he took part in a scheme that wiped out a Canadian couple's retirement savings says he's provided proof to Mexican authorities probing the case that he never touched a dime of the vanished funds, and that he's also a victim of his co-accused.

  2. Inside the French museum art heist | About That

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    Andrew Chang breaks down how thieves stole millions of dollars of Renoir paintings from a museum in France, moment by moment. (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock, and Getty Images)

  3. No longer taboo, Canada's defence industry steps into Europe's spotlight

    The CEO of Ottawa-based Robotics Centre, Charles Barlow, said when it comes to drones, plywood is just as ef

    At Poland's massive MSPO arms fair, Canada arrives as the 'lead nation' with 230 firms. But shifting decades of reliance on the American market won't be easy.

  4. Canada, Ukraine forge 100-year pact built on drones and defence

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    Canada and Ukraine signed a sweeping 100-year partnership on Thursday that puts defence production at its core. Ottawa plans to build millions of drones, pairing Canadian firms with Ukraine's battle-tested industry, while expanding co-operation on counter-drone technology, munitions and AI. Canada also pledged new funding for air defence and energy security.

  5. Kimmel says interview with Democratic candidate won't air on his network show, cites FCC threats

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    ABC late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel said an interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico on Thursday will air on YouTube and not during the network broadcast, citing threats from the ‌Federal Communications Commission.