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Australia has proposed banning social media for youth under 16, but can it work?
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As possible Canada Post strike looms, who could see biggest impact?
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CRA fires 330 employees for inappropriately claiming CERB
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As some Canadians delay having children, is it time to reform parental leave?
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Hurricane Helene: How this ‘monster’ storm got so bad, so fast
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Health Canada approves Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine
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Air Canada strike looms: What are your rights in an airline work stoppage?
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Stolen Winston Churchill portrait found in Italy, Ottawa police say
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Most provinces have destroyed COVID-19 vaccines amid wait for new formula, here’s why
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What’s behind Canada’s surge in whooping cough cases?
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Brazil shuts down access to Elon Musk’s X
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Teen condom use sees ‘alarming decline’ even as STI rates rise
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Missed credit payments higher among younger Canadians: report
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Jasper wildfire: Why cleaning out spoiled food may not be enough after disasters
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Canada’s proposed renters bill of rights should void ‘no pet’ clauses: petition
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Could Canada’s labour force bounce back after baby boomers retire?
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Could extreme heat delay your next flight? It’s possible
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Should airplane cabins have temperature standards amid extreme heat?
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CrowdStrike outage, cyberattacks a ‘wake-up call’ on dangers of big tech reliance
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Ghost posting: Why are companies adding fake job listings?
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As Australia eyes social media ban, why experts say there’s no easy answerAustralia has introduced legislation to ban youth under 16 from social media platforms, with no exceptions even for those with parental consent.Canada9 hours
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Canadians set for a snowy winter, but how much depends on locationCanadians should expect colder temperatures across much of Canada this winter, with more snow also forecast to cover much of the country compared with last year.CanadaNov 21
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Youth unemployment is near decade-highs. What will it take to fix it?A new report is warning youth unemployment has reached a "troubling" high, hitting a level not seen since 2012, and it could cost the Canadian economy billions in the next decade.CanadaNov 19
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Canada Post strike could delay bank card deliveries. What you can doSeveral of Canada's banks are encouraging people to sign up for banking online during the Canada Post strike, but those waiting on a new card may have to visit a branch to get it.CanadaNov 18
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Canada’s homebuilding pace ramps up — but here’s where arrears risk grewThe CMHC said the seasonally adjusted annual rate for total housing starts was up by about eight per cent. But not all areas saw the same increases, and arrears risks are rising.CanadaNov 18
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Canada Post strike: Purolator workers won’t handle packages, union saysTeamsters Canada says its members at Purolator will not handle packages postmarked or originating from Canada Post amid an ongoing strike by the Crown corporation's workers.CanadaNov 15
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Canada Post strike: Ottawa not looking at forced end, minister saysThe union for Canada Post workers says their members are now on a nationwide strike as negotiations with the Crown corporation failed to reach an agreement by Friday.CanadaNov 15
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RCMP to begin rollout of body cameras nationally this monthThe RCMP plan to have body cameras worn by between 10,000 and 15,000 frontline officers in cities across the country as part of its national rollout.CanadaNov 14
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Here’s how long past Canada Post job actions lasted, and what they costA potential Canada Post strike or lockout is on the horizon, but it's not the first time job action has taken place, the most recent being in 2018.CanadaNov 13
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‘A masterclass in climate destruction’: UN chief urges action at COP29UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told world leaders that the world was in the 'final countdown' to limit the rise in temperatures to 1.5 C.CanadaNov 12
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Canada Post issues lockout notice after union’s strike warningThe Canadian Union of Postal Workers said in a statement Tuesday morning that it has issued a 72-hour strike notice, but it remains unclear if employees will walk off the job.CanadaNov 12
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Your holiday shopping may face a ‘triple threat’ if Canada Post strikesThe Canadian Union of Postal Workers and Canada Post said Friday that a 72-hour notice has not been given for a strike or lockout, meaning no job action is imminent.CanadaNov 8
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Average rent in Canada drops for 1st time since 2021The average asking rent for all residential property types in Canada saw its first annual decrease since July 2021, but it's yet to be seen if the drop will continue.CanadaNov 7
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Here’s how U.S. presidential term limits work as Trump prepares for returnU.S. presidents are confined to two terms in office, under the 22nd Amendment of the constitution, and changing that is nearly impossible due to the requirements to do so.U.S. NewsNov 7
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Read the transcript of Kamala Harris’ concession speech after election lossU.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris delivered a concession speech to her supporters following her loss to Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.U.S. NewsNov 6
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As Trump promises deportations, Ottawa says there’s a ‘plan’ for the borderU.S. President-elect Donald Trump has promised to deport millions of undocumented immigrants which could prompt those worried to flee to Canada through its border.CanadaNov 6
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Read the transcript of Donald Trump’s remarks as he claimed election winRepublican Donald Trump delivered remarks claiming victory in the U.S. presidential election in a speech to his supporters in Florida.U.S. NewsNov 6
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Democrat Sarah McBride to become 1st openly transgender CongresswomanDemocrat Sarah McBride will be the first openly transgender Congresswoman once sworn in after being elected to Delaware's only House seat.U.S. NewsNov 5
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3 charged in Brampton Hindu temple demonstration as India’s Modi weighs inPolice in Peel say three people have been arrested and charged in the incident, as condemnation from Canadian politicians continues.WorldNov 4
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Competition Bureau should probe potential rent price fixing: ministerCanada's Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne wants the Competition Bureau to use the Competition Act to look into the 'use of algorithmic rising in the rental market.'CanadaNov 1
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Have a complaint with your bank? One agency will now handle them allCanadians who need to make a complaint about a banking issue, such as fraud, can now go to a single agency — but only if they've dealt with the bank first.CanadaNov 1
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As possible Canada Post strike looms, who could see biggest impact?Contract talks will see a cooling-off period expire on Saturday and workers could legally strike as of Sunday if a 72-hour notice is given.CanadaOct 31
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After Trudeau leadership concerns, can Liberals put ‘best foot forward’?The suggestion of a secret ballot came after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was firm he would stay as leader even amid a growing number of MPs calling for him to step down.CanadaOct 30
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Costco stores in Ontario get liquor licences, can start sales on HalloweenPublicly-available data from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario shows at least 41 Costco locations were issued liquor licences in July of this year.CanadaOct 30
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Canada’s privacy commissioner to probe CRA data breachesThe CRA reported the breaches to the privacy commissioner's office in May 2024 and it has been engaging with the tax agency to find out more information about the situation.CanadaOct 29