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Kingston’s doctor recruitment program putting a dent in patient wait-listA doctor recruitment program in Kingston is adding more physicians into a field where thousands of await to be registered with a family health care provider.HealthJun 4
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Cook outside all summer long with these must-have itemsPizzas, s’mores and barbecue have never tasted so good. Cook outside all summer long with our favourite backyard cooking tools and accessories.The CuratorJun 14
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Here’s how would-be homebuyers are responding to the Bank of Canada rate cutDespite an interest rate cut from the Bank of Canada, most Canadians say they'd need to see more easing in borrowing costs before they're able to take a run at the housing market.MoneyJun 11
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Fort Nelson, B.C. evacuees head home after two weeksResidents in Fort Nelson are able to go home Monday after being out of their homes for more than two weeks due to ongoing wildfires.FireMay 27
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B.C. First Nations start to see LNG economic benefits, report says"I am seeing more people gaining access to mortgages which we've never been able to see ever in our nation's history before," Haisla Nation Chief Crystal Smith said.EconomyJun 6
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B.C. Lions finish pre-season with commanding 26-9 victory over EdmontonA decisive 29-6 win for the CFL's B.C. Lions over the Edmonton Elks in pre-season play had just made some looming cuts to the team's roster all the more complicated.SportsJun 1
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Who is getting the Presidential medal of freedom from Joe Biden today?U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday will award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 19 politicians, activists and athletes, among othersU.S. NewsMay 3
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‘Absolutely inspirational’: Canucks fan with ALS a symbol of hopeJan Bruce has lived with ALS for more than 11 years. There's no known cure for the progressively degenerative disease, but that knowledge hasn't slowed Bruce down.HealthMay 2
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Outdoor pet areas added to two more BC Ferries vesselsBC Ferries has added outdoor pet areas to two more of its vessels, bringing the total to six.TrafficApr 23
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Salvation Army adding more space with rise in asylum seekersFor the second time in six months, the Salvation Army is adding space to address the number of people using emergency shelter services.TrendingApr 17
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Rogers Centre renovations changed how it playsDaulton Varsho loves to go all out when tracking down a fly ball but the new smaller foul areas at Rogers Centre have him being a little more cautious.SportsMay 2
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Call of the Wilde: New York Islanders shade Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in hard-fought overtimeThe Islanders were desperate in this one, but the Montreal Canadiens stayed close like they have all season long. Brian Wilde has more.SportsApr 11
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‘Got him!’ Missing Ontario man located using special helicopter technologyYork Regional Police say they were able to find a Markham, Ont., man who had gone missing using special technology and police air support helicopter.CanadaApr 12
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Rockyview Hospital hair salon set to be closed by Alberta Health ServicesA hair salon inside a Calgary hospital is set to close in a couple of weeks after its lease expired, leaving the owner and clients angry.HealthJun 11
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Less grooming and more chores: How life changes when you work from homeWorking from home spiked during the pandemic, and changed the way many people work and live. New data from Statistics Canada sheds light on its impacts.CanadaJun 6
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WhatsApp says it’s back online after global outageMore than 9,000 Canadians and 22,000 WhatsApp users in the U.S. reported issues being able to use the Meta-owned application, with other reports seen globally.TechApr 3
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Taste of Guelph to raise money to help hospital staff and patientsThe initiative is looking to raise money to buy a new fleet of medication carts to help patients facing significant health challenges. Taste of Guelph generated $250,000 in 2023.CanadaJun 13
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No parole for 17 and 20 years for men guilty in deadly Edmonton community hall shootingTwo men found guilty of second-degree murder for their roles in a fatal Edmonton community hall shooting will spend at least 17 and 20 years in prison, respectively.CrimeMay 31
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Mother points finger at Canadian government for daughter’s deathAlkhdour believes if the Canadian government had acted more quickly, her child would've been able to leave Gaza earlier and avoided the conditions that she feels led to her death.CanadaApr 2
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Calls for B.C. auditor general to review wastewater plant fiascoThe councillors said taxpayers saddled with paying the bill deserve to know what went wrong and the auditor general has the authority to investigate.PoliticsJun 13