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Scotiabank resolves ‘technical issue’ that left customers without paychequesIn a statement to Global News, a spokesperson for Scotiabank said that "any fees incurred as a result of this error will be refunded."Canada9 hours
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TIFF 2024: Elton John doc, Amy Adams horror comedy among first titles announcedA documentary about Elton John and an Amy Adams-led horror comedy about a stay-at-home mom whose life turns surreal will have their world premieres at TIFF.EntertainmentJun 18
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‘Our earth’: Saskatchewan students fight against climate changeThe youth led speaker series is aimed at bringing in kids across the city and province to push policy makers and school divisions to make meaningful decisions on the environment.EnvironmentJun 2
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Tough water restrictions expected again on Sunshine Coast: ‘It’s just going to happen’B.C.'s Sunshine Coast is working to slash water consumption amid concerns about another dry summer during a multi-year drought that's led to extreme restrictions in prior years.EnvironmentMay 23
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‘Where’s the money?’: Police release chilling audio of Vaughan home invasionMore than six months after the incident, York Regional Police have released new information regarding the incident, including an outstanding vehicle of interest.CrimeJul 12
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‘All the ash falling’: Jasper evacuees share stories of escaping wildfireJasper residents have described the shock and horror of fleeing their homes on little notice as a raging wildfire ripped through the national park and townsite in western Alberta.Fire7 hours
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Toronto Film Festival lineup includes movies from Angelina Jolie, Mike Leigh, moreTIFF kicks off on Sept. 5 and runs through Sept. 15.EntertainmentJul 23
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How many doctors does Canada have? Feds to fund research to find answerThe money is being divided among research groups that aim to collect and study data on Canada's health workforce, which has been difficult to gather across health systems.CanadaJul 11
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EU charges X under social media laws, takes aim at platform’s blue checksThe European Commission outlined the preliminary findings from its investigation into X, formerly known as Twitter, under the 27-nation bloc's Digital Services Act.TechJul 12
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Gas station stop leads to $250,000 lottery prize for Cobourg, Ont., manAccording to the OLG, a Cobourg man claimed the $250,000 prize in the May 25 midday draw for the Daily Keno 10 Pick.ConsumerJun 28
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Kenyan force in Haiti says ‘no room for failure’ in curbing gang violenceThe nationally broadcast news conference was the first public comment from the Kenyan force, though the briefing did not take any questions from the media.WorldJul 8
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$1.8 million given toward climate change resilience for African Nova Scotian communitiesThe province is investing nearly $2 million to help African Nova Scotian communities adapt to climate change. Twenty-five communities will receive climate resilience plans.EnvironmentJul 3
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Jasper National Park under wildfire threat. How far is it from safe zones?Alberta’s famous Jasper National Park has been shut down and evacuations are under way amid raging wildfires threatening residents and visitors.FireJul 23
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McMaster med student says ‘SkinCARE Project’ for Hamilton’s unhoused linked to harm reductionFirst-year medical student Miranda Branyiczky says a stint at a central Hamilton shelter was the inspiration for skin care kits geared towards those living rough.Jul 9
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Trudeau affirms ‘full confidence’ in Freeland amid reports of tensionPrime Minister Justin Trudeau pushed back on reports of tension between his office and the finance minister, reaffirming his 'full confidence' in Chrystia Freeland.PoliticsJul 11
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Grocer code of conduct may help stabilize food prices: Kraft Heinz Canada headSimon Laroche says the grocers' code could bring stability to an industry emerging from a difficult years marked by empty shelves, sticker shock and rising consumer frustration.MoneyJul 19
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Burlington neighbourhood overwhelmed as torrential rain floods streets, yards, homesThe 75 mm of rain that dropped in just over 24 hours flooded yards and the interiors of some homes near Upper Middle Road and Brant Street just off of Highway 407.WeatherJul 16
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‘So dry’: Jasper wildfire evacuees arrive in B.C. with no word on when they can returnAt a news conference Public Safety Minister Mike Ellis said of the fires burning in the national park, one of them is located about 12 kilometres south of Jasper.FireJul 23
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Jasper wildfire evacuees forced to take long roundabout route back to safety in AlbertaIn all, officials believe about 25,000 people were impacted by the evacuation order issued for all of Jasper National Park in western Alberta.FireJul 23
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Security firm helps dismantle pro-Palestinian encampment at McGill UniversityMcGill University had the long-standing pro-Palestinian encampment dismantled on campus Wednesday morning with the help of a private security firm and Montreal police.CanadaJul 10