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Toews returns to NHL with hometown Jets after being out 2 seasons with long COVIDThe spotlight was on Jonathan Toews when the Winnipeg Jets skated onto the ice for their season opener against Dallas on Thursday night.SportsOct 10
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Ontario may need to throw out millions of dollars in PPE: auditor generalDuring the height of COVID-19, the Ford government signed long-term contracts with Ontario manufacturers for desperately needed masks for health-care workers.PoliticsDec 2
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Rantanen’s three-point night lifts Stars past JetsMikko Rantanen had a three-point season-opening outing with a goal and two assists in the Dallas Stars' 5-4 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday.SportsOct 9
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Connor shines in season-opening loss to StarsThe spotlight was on Jonathan Toews when the Winnipeg Jets stepped on the ice for their season opener against the Dallas Stars on Thursday.SportsOct 9
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After fatal stabbing, HVA calls Granville Street SROs ‘a failed experiment’Vancouver police responded to Granville and Helmcken streets at approximately 3:15 p.m., after receiving reports that a man had been stabbed. He died in the hospital.CrimeNov 18
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Pharmacists decry ‘hurdles’ facing Albertans who want a COVID vaccinePharmacists say there are so many problems with Alberta's COVID-19 vaccination campaign this year, they fear some people will choose not to get immunized.HealthNov 4
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Calgary is one of the country’s hot spots for influenza: Health CanadaThe city of Calgary and surrounding area have become one of several hot spots for flu outbreaks across the country in recent weeks according to Health Canada.HealthNov 25
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UNAIDS chief urges Carney to reverse planned global health funding cutsThe head of the United Nations' HIV/AIDS program is urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to reverse his government's planned cuts in global health funding and foreign aid.CanadaNov 30
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Trump signs bill to end longest U.S. government shutdown in historyU.S. President Donald Trump signed a government funding bill late Wednesday night, effectively ending the record 43-day U.S. government shutdown.U.S. NewsNov 13
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Ontario still short of long-term care bed goal, data in fiscal update showOntario has built 6,700 new long-term care beds with 18,000 more underway, still short of its 58,000-bed goal by 2028; but officials say new funding will help meet the target.HealthNov 6
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Transit Smokehouse and BBQ seeks community support amid dire financial strugglesA series of 'one catastrophe after another' has prompted the Transit Smokehouse and BBQ to ask Edmontonians to bring their support to the Fort Road restaurant.EconomyNov 11
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Sonder guests abruptly evicted after short-term rental company goes bankruptSonder announced in a statement that it had initiated liquidation proceedings, and the interim CEO said she is 'devastated.'TrendingNov 13
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Vacancies for nurses, support workers tripled since 2016, StatCan findsFrom 2016 to 2024, the vacancy rate for health-related occupations nearly tripled, increasing from 2.1 per cent to 5.8 per cent, the report said.HealthDec 2
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House passes bill to end historic government shutdown, sending measure to TrumpRepublicans used their slight majority to get the bill over the finish line with a mostly party-line vote of 222-209. The Senate has already passed the measure.U.S. NewsNov 12
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U.S. House lawmakers return to vote on ending government shutdownU.S. House lawmakers will return to Washington on Wednesday to potentially put an end to the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history.U.S. NewsNov 12
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Affordability crisis can be fixed through productivity, says Bank of CanadaNicolas Vincent, the Bank of Canada's external deputy governor, says boosting Canada's productivity is the best way to address the affordability crisis.EconomyNov 20
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‘You have to adapt’: Punk rock concerts, wrestling events keep Calgary legion afloatThe Calgary No. 1 Branch, nestled among towering downtown office buildings along the busy light rail track, predates the legion itself.CanadaNov 10
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Peloton recalls 833K bikes — with nearly 45K in Canada — over safety riskPeloton is recalling thousands of bicycle seat posts in Canada and the United States for risk of breaking, which can lead to falls and injury.ConsumerNov 6
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COVID-19 vaccines may help some cancer patients fight tumorsWASHINGTON (AP) — The most widely used COVID-19 vaccines may offer a surprise benefit for some cancer patients – revving up their immune systems to help fight tumors.HealthOct 22
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Trump calls Somali migrants ‘garbage,’ says he doesn’t want them in U.S.Trump said residents of the war-ravaged eastern African country are too reliant on U.S. social safety net and add little to the United States.U.S. NewsDec 2