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Peterborough clinic’s safer-supply program reports drop in overdoses, drug useApproximately 86 per cent of individuals reported using less or no fentanyl after 12 months in the safe supply program based on data from May 2022 to December 2023.HealthJun 13
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N.S. bumps up forgivable loan limit for secondary units and backyard suitesThe forgivable loan in Nova Scotia is worth up to 50 per cent of eligible costs or $40,000, whichever is less. The loan can cover the costs of materials, permits and labour.CanadaApr 8
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‘Virtually zero chance’ of seeing gas cost $1 per litre in Canada again: reportA price-monitoring company says Canadians aren't likely to see gas cost less than $1 per litre again amid a carbon price hike, along with geopolitical strife.MoneyApr 2
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BC SPCA food bank in urgent need of suppliesThe BC SPCA says it has seen an 'ongoing decrease' in donations of pet food and supplies coming in since January, as people grapple with the rising cost of living.CanadaMay 23
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Facing burnout, 1 in 6 B.C. teachers thinking of quitting: surveyThe BC Teachers' Federation released the results of its second annual membership survey on Wednesday, and union president Clint Johnston said they are "concerning."EducationJun 5
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WestJet Encore averts potential pilot strike with tentative dealWestJet Encore and its pilots reached a deal Thursday after two weeks of negotiations, steering clear of a potential strike this week.MoneyMay 30
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How do traffic slowdowns and congestion affect the economy?Were you late to work this morning? A new study could provide some insight into how much summer roadwork costs the Canadian economy.CanadaJun 7
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TSX falls more than 200 points Friday, U.S. markets retreat after jobs reportsCanada's main stock index fell one per cent Friday, led by industrials, utilities and base metals, while U.S. markets retreated.EconomyJun 7
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Via Rail paid $11 million in bonuses amid travel delays and lossesVIA Rail handed out millions of dollars in bonuses to executives and staff, even though 40 per cent of its trains were late last year, newly released documents show.CanadaMay 28
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More than 1 in 3 British Columbians considering leaving due to high housing costs: pollA new poll from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute shows that residents across B.C. find that the BC NDP is not focusing enough on addressing housing needs.CanadaJun 10
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New Brunswick father-daughter duo share their story in hopes people donate bloodA New Brunswick man is sharing his story and hoping to inspire more people to donate blood, especially during the summer months when the need is great.HealthJun 13
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Calgary library workers’ union seeks mediation after ‘insulting’ wage offerA union representing library workers in Calgary is seeking mediation after it rejected an "insulting" wage deal.CanadaMay 27
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Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation votes against tentative agreement for second time in MayAccording to a release from the STF Thursday evening, 55 per cent of teachers opposed the agreement with 88 per cent of eligible members voting over the last two days.CanadaMay 29
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What to cook this week: Eggplant Parmesan, pasta-less eggplant lasagnaIt's a vegetarian's dream - hearty and substantial, a meat-substitute that can hold its own. But eggplant can be enjoyed in a variety of recipes.LifestyleDec 31, 1969
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Gardiner construction has led to at least 230% jump in rush hour delays: studyThe Gardiner Expressway rehabilitation project that started this spring has led to a dramatic spike in rush hour delays and emissions, a new analysis shows.CanadaJun 6
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Montreal posts a small surplus for 2023, but a tax increase is still likelyThe City of Montreal says taxes are going up next year despite posting a small surplus for 2023. Officials promise the hike won't be more than 4.9 per cent.CanadaJun 14
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Farmers getting less, consumers paying more: Sask. Farmers and Food Prices reportThe Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan's 2024 Farmers and Food Prices report shows that farmers are getting less while consumer are paying more.CanadaJun 12
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U.S. inflation continues to ease ahead of Fed interest rate decisionInflation in the United States cooled to 3.3 per cent in May, down from 3.6 per cent the month previous. Here's what's driving the slowdown.U.S. NewsJun 12
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Money Tips Monday: Capital gains tax‘I suggest that clients or people come in talk to your financial planner about your current investment and see how the proposed tax changes would affect you.’MoneyMay 28
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‘When rates go down, prices go up’: What’s in store for Toronto amid Bank of Canada cutThe central bank announced the quarter-percentage-point cut on Wednesday, its first in more than four years, meaning its key interest rate now stands at 4.75 per cent.EconomyJun 5