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General Assignment reporter at the Calgary Herald. Words in @nationalpost, @leaderpost, @calgaryherald. Reach out to me anytime at ddesai@postmedia.com.
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Ford recalls over 36,000 Broncos in Canada. Here’s why Original

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By Devika Desai Verified
| CTV News Verified
Ford Motor Co. is recalling over 36,000 Broncos in Canada after finding issues in the engine compartment wiring harness. On Friday, Ford said that it will be recalling approximately 36,061 Model Year 2021-2026 Ford Bronco vehicles. A company spokesperson stated in an email that the protective wrapping on the engine compartment wiring harness may be “insufficient”.
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Ford recalls over 36,000 Broncos in Canada. Here’s why

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By Devika Desai Verified
| Flipboard
1 day ago According to a new JD Power study, a pair of very different BMWs have emerged as the most satisfying new vehicles to own. The cars that keep owners smiling JD Power has released the results of its 2026 U.S. Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study, which is a measure of how …
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Toronto art fraud firm removes more than 50 Morrisseau forgeries from market Original

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By Devika Desai Verified
| CTV News Verified
More than 50 paintings falsely claimed as the work of Indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau have been removed from the art market so far in 2026. Art Experts Canada Inc., a Toronto-based art authentication firm, stated in a Friday news release that the fake artworks were removed either through direct purchase or through the firm’s fakes acquisition program.
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