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Thousands of 210-million-year-old dinosaur footprints discovered in ItalyScienceDec 17The prints were discovered on a near-vertical rock face 2,000 metres above sea level, which was once the floor of a warm lagoon, ideal for dinosaurs to roam along beaches. -
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Canada’s net-zero advisory process ‘performative,’ resigning members sayCanadaDec 4 -
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Wegovy won’t be in Canadian public drug plans as Novo Nordisk refuses talksHealthDec 3 -
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A ring with an extra carrot ends decades-long mystery for Alberta coupleScienceDec 2
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Health‘Game changer’: 3D-printing breakthrough could transform chronic lung disease -
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ConsumerHealth Matters: Canada approves drug for postpartum depression -
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HealthWhy WHO is now recommending GLP-1 drugs for obesity -
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CanadaCanada launches new colour-coded weather alert system -
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CanadaPolar vortex set to bring early winter blast to much of Canada next week -
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ScienceVivid northern lights seen across North America -
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CanadaCanadian scientists discover 13 new fungi species in Alberta forests -
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CanadaHealth Matters: Rising measles cases being fueled in part by vaccine hesitancy around the world, study shows -
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A ring with an extra carrot ends decades-long mystery for Alberta coupleThey've been married for 55 years, but for most of that time, something has been missing from Janet and Robert Cockwill's life, until their grandson made a remarkable discovery.ScienceDec 2
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‘Frustrating’: Veterinarians urge regulatory changes as medicine shortages mountCanadian veterinarians are sounding the alarm about their loss of access to about 40 per cent of medications they once were able to use and they are blaming Health Canada.HealthNov 28
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Be wary of AI-powered toys during holiday shopping, experts warnThe toys are cute and marketed as educational and interactive companions that encourage children's creativity. But child development experts caution that the opposite may be true.TechNov 26
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NASA unveils close-up pictures of a comet that entered our solar systemDiscovered over the summer, the comet 3I/Atlas is only the third confirmed object to visit our corner of the cosmos from another star. It zipped harmlessly past Mars last month.ScienceNov 19
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Seagulls snatching your food? Try yelling at them, research suggestsPrevious research had shown that gulls could be dissuaded from snatching snacks by approaching them or making eye contact with them. They were also averse to shouting.ScienceNov 12
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IN PHOTOS: Northern Lights shine in Canadian skies with more to comePeople in several provinces and territories will have a good chance of seeing auroras once again Wednesday night as another solar storm arrive.CanadaNov 12
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Landmark Paris Agreement set a path to slow warming. The world hasn’t stayed on itBELEM, Brazil (AP) — The world has changed dramatically in the decade since leaders celebrated a historic climate agreement in Paris a decade ago, but not quite in ways they expected or wanted.HealthNov 9
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A study questions melatonin use and heart health but don’t lose sleep over itWASHINGTON (AP) — Don't lose sleep over headlines linking melatonin to heart failure.HealthNov 7
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James Watson, co-discoverer of the double-helix shape of DNA, has died at age 97James D. Watson, whose co-discovery of the twisted-ladder structure of DNA in 1953 helped light the long fuse on a revolution in medicine, crimefighting, genealogy and ethics, has died. He was 97.HealthNov 7
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PHOTO ESSAY: Coal miners with black lung fight Trump administration rollback of safety protectionsOAK HILL, W.Va. (AP) — Deep in the hills of West Virginia, coal mining and the dangers that come with it have been a part of families' lives for generations. Death and tragedy are woven into history, but there's also a fierce legacy of miners fighting for — and winning — protections that have benefitted workers nationwide.HealthNov 6
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