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  • Feel-good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week
    We met a man this week who has lived for more than 30 years in Stanley Park. Christenson Bailey has made himself a home among the trees but now he is looking at a new future.
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    Apr 19
  • Chasing clear skies, eclipse watchers head to Quebec’s Eastern Townships
    Canadian cities from Niagara Falls, Ont., to Gander, N.L., are preparing to welcome visitors hoping to spend a few minutes plunged into darkness.
    Canada
    Apr 4
  • Thompson leads Buffalo Sabres to 4-1 win over Calgary Flames
    The Buffalo Sabres salvaged a road trip and kept their faint playoff hopes alive with Sunday's 4-1 win over the host Calgary Flames.
    Sports
    Mar 25
  • ‘If the Canucks are scoring, the drinks are pouring’: Businesses, fans buzzing for playoffs
    The Vancouver Canucks still have one more regular-season game to play, but fans and businesses in the city are already gearing up for their Stanley Cup playoff run.
    Sports
    Apr 18
  • Northumberland County prepares for total solar eclipse
    Northumberland County officials expect visitors on April 8 to pack Victoria Beach in Cobourg and the waterfront in Port Hope, Brighton, Grafton and Colborne.
    Canada
    Apr 2
  • 2021 heat dome fuelled by climate change, intensified wildfire risk: study
    The study found the heat dome in June and July 2021 was 34 per cent larger and lasted 59 per cent longer than a similar event would have without climate change.
    Environment
    Apr 23
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  • N.B. students shoot for the stars with province’s first-ever satellite slated to launch
    The work of hundreds of New Brunswick students will soon come to fruition, as a satellite they built and designed is slated to launch into space in the coming weeks.
    Science
    Mar 12
  • Calgarians reflect on 20 years since Flames’ playoff run sparked the rise of the Red Mile
    The Calgary Flames' Stanley Cup run in 2004 brought about the rise of the Red Mile.
    Features
    Apr 5
  • Since Roe fell, U.S. emergency care refusals for pregnant women have spiked
    Complaints that pregnant women were turned away from U.S. emergency rooms spiked in 2022 after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, federal documents show.
    U.S. News
    Apr 19
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  • Life in the forest: How Stanley Park’s longest resident survived a changing landscape
    Christenson Bailey could go weeks in Stanley Park without speaking to another person. He spent his time meditating, studying the forest, and making art.
    Canada
    Apr 18
  • Severe storms in U.S. spawn potential tornadoes, kill at least 1 person
    One of the hardest-hit areas was northeastern Oklahoma, where a strong weather system containing heavy rains produced three suspected tornadoes.
    U.S. News
    Apr 2
  • Ottawa says only a handful of visas have been approved for Gaza refugees with relatives in Canada
    Ottawa opened a pathway for Canadian citizens and permanent residents to obtain visas for extended family members in Gaza but very few applications have been approved.
    Canada
    Mar 20
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  • ‘A nightmare’: SIM card swap scam hits Toronto-area couple for more than $140,000
    Scammers gained access to a Toronto couple's bank accounts through a ploy called the SIM swap. The pair lost more than $100,000 as a result.
    Consumer
    Mar 21
  • Go, Canada! The 2024 Olympics uniforms celebrate each province, territory
    Team Canada's 2024 Olympic Games uniforms, designed by Lululemon, include a one-of-a-kind print featuring art, architecture and nature found across the country.
    Sports
    Apr 16
  • Ontario ‘task force’ prepares Canadians for total solar eclipse — and beyond
    With a name that sounds like science fiction, the Ontario Eclipse Task Force (OETF) is made up of scientists, educators and other leaders in the field of astronomy
    Science
    Apr 6
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  • The West Block Transcript – Episode 31, Season 13
    The West Block host Mercedes Stephenson speaks to a former Israeli prime minister, a reporter with The Globe and Mail and the Asia Pacific Foundation.
    Canada
    Apr 14
  • Mother of sisters who claimed to be Inuit pleads guilty to fraud
    Karima Manji, the mother of Amira and Nadya Gill, plead guilty in the Nunavut Court of Justice taking 'full responsibility for the matters at hand.'
    Canada
    Feb 9
  • 10 easy ways to refresh your bathroom for under $100
    Looking for a quick and easy DIY project? Here are 10 simple ways to refresh your bathroom this winter.
    The Curator
    Feb 14
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  • Texas wildfire now biggest in state’s history, only 3% contained
    The Smokehouse Creek fire grew to nearly 4,400 square kilometers. It merged with another fire and is just three per cent contained, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.
    U.S. News
    Feb 29
  • David Attenborough on fossil hunting and unearthing find of a lifetime
    The movie 'Attenborough and the Jurassic Sea Monster' follows the icon as he investigates a giant skull discovered in the U.K. — the pliosaur, the Tyrannosaurus rex of the seas.
    Entertainment
    Feb 13
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