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Prep your lawn & garden for winter with these must-have toolsEverything you need to put your garden and lawn to bed.The CuratorOct 29
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Trump’s Madison Square Garden event features crude and racist insultsSeveral of Donald Trump's allies used crude and extreme rhetoric Sunday toward Vice President Kamala Harris and other Trump critics before the GOP nominee took the stage.U.S. NewsOct 27
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Woman, 24, killed after being hit by Halifax Transit bus in downtown HalifaxA 24-year-old woman has died after being struck by a Halifax Transit bus during the Thursday morning rush hour in the city's downtown.CanadaOct 31
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Donald Trump says he’s ‘not a Nazi,’ calls criticized NYC rally a ‘lovefest’Donald Trump felt the need to clarify he is not a Nazi after recent news reports and remarks that he is a 'fascist.'PoliticsOct 29
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Erie Otters knock off London Knights 5-3 in final game at Budweiser GardensThe London Knights traded goals with the Eerie Otters for half of their Friday night match, but it wasn't enough to win their final game under the Budweiser Gardens banner.SportsOct 5
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Ontario marks Truth and Reconciliation day, Toronto opens spirit gardenA monument to honour residential school survivors will live in Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square, one of dozens of events marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.CanadaSep 30
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Surrey council taking steps to build a dedicated Fraser River ash-scattering pierThe city already has an ash-scattering garden, but many cultures view scattering ashes into moving water as a crucial part of laying loved ones to rest.PoliticsOct 21
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Celtics start fast, hang on to tip Raptors 115-111After splitting two pre-season games with the lowly Washington Wizards, the Toronto Raptors were schooled by the higher class Boston Celtics on Sunday at the TD Garden.SportsOct 13
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Man dead after police carry out search warrant at Toronto condo buildingA man is dead after York Regional Police officers executed a search warrant at a condo building in Toronto's west end early Monday, police say.CrimeSep 16
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Frost coming to parts of Alberta — here’s what you need to harvest from your gardenEnvironment Canada has issues frost advisories for parts of Alberta, including the regions surrounding Edmonton and Calgary.WeatherSep 20
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Why non-alcoholic beer is gaining steam at Oktoberfest: ‘Nobody will judge you’This year marked the first time an alcohol-free beer garden opened at Oktoberfest in Munich as the sober-curious trend grows even at the world-famous ode to beer.ConsumerSep 23
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Theft, vandalism plague 2 Kelowna community gardensPaul Zuurbier, the executive director of Project Literacy, said on Sunday, their security cameras captured a person pulling numerous flowers from the plot outside their facility.CrimeAug 27
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Wasp frenzy? Why you might be getting stung more this yearWasps are out in full force, swarming food, stinging unsuspecting victims and turning peaceful garden gatherings into frantic swatting sessions.HealthSep 8
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Gardiner Expressway work: Worth celebrating being months ahead of schedule, Chow saysThe work being done on Toronto's Gardiner Expressway, which has reduced a portion of it by a lane in each direction, is months ahead of schedule following its 24-7 schedule.CanadaOct 10
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Teen charged with manslaughter in suspicious Manitoba deathA Manitoba teen is in custody after what police are describing a suspicious death Saturday afternoon at Garden Hill First Nation.CrimeAug 19
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Dog killed after morning shooting outside Durham, Ont., apartment complexAn incident at an apartment complex has left a dog shot and in serious condition in Whitby, Ont. Police are investigating the shooting.CrimeOct 31
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Calgary police arrest suspect in serious downtown, CTrain station stabbingsA 22-year-old Calgary man, Kendall Joseph Raine, has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault and breaching a probation order.CrimeOct 24
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Regina to open new ‘Skuare’ downtown for food trucks, retail and moreA new interim ‘Skuare’ will be located on the former historic Gordon Block and Burns Hanley sites (2160 12th Avenue).CanadaOct 16
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‘It’s not Canadian’: Jann Arden ramps up campaign against live horse exports for meatOpponents of the trade said the main company is an American-based one that only came to Canada after the U.S. banned the practice more than two decades ago.CanadaSep 27
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Edmonton plumbers harvest thousands of potatoes for food bankThe staff at Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Edmonton harvested thousands of potatoes they planted earlier this year and donated them to the food bank.FeaturesSep 28