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Ontario man testifies ‘everything went black’ before deadly crash that killed 2The 41-year-old Burlington, Ont., man testified in his own defence at his dangerous driving causing death trial Tuesday, saying he blacked out.CrimeOct 15
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In their words: B.C. leaders lay out vision on economy ahead of provincial electionAhead of Saturday's provincial election, Global News sat down with each of the three major party leaders to ask them their vision for the province's economy.ÂPoliticsOct 16
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N.S. votes: Liberals promise more collaborative care, Tories pledge menopause clinicNova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill says his party will build 20 new collaborative care centres and expand services at 20 existing health clinics if elected Nov. 26.PoliticsOct 30
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Famed dino hunter reflects on the history of paleontology: ‘Our story is incomplete’Canada’s famed dinosaur hunter Philip Currie — who inspired the author of Jurassic Park — says he’ll keep digging until he’s one with the fossils he has spent his life unearthing.FeaturesOct 13
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Call of the Wilde: Seattle Kraken trounce Habs 8-2 in embarrassing home ice matchupThe Montreal Canadiens were back on home ice Tuesday night to face off against the Seattle Kraken. Brian Wilde shares his take in the latest Call of the Wilde.SportsOct 29
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Transit cuts could cost Metro Vancouver households $1,000 a year, mayors sayTransLink says is facing a $600 million funding gap starting in 2026, and could be forced to make massive cuts including slashing bus service by 50 per cent.EconomySep 26
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Expect deeper deficits from Liberals after immigration changes: DesjardinsThe Liberal government is likely facing pressure to deepen deficits heading into a possible fall economic statement, experts warn. Here's why.EconomyOct 29
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U.S. election: How to watch and what to know about Harris-Trump raceGlobal News has been covering the campaign and the policy platforms of both candidates and will be live on Nov. 5 as results pour in on election night.U.S. NewsOct 31
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These parents know their kids will go blind, maybe deaf. They’re making lasting memories nowHanna Love says she and her husband are focused on giving their young kids as many memories as possible before they go blind and possibly completely deaf.HealthOct 11
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U.S. election: What would Harris, Trump economic plans mean for Canada?Most Americans say the economy and their personal economic situation will factor into how they vote, far ahead of all other issues identified as important in the election.U.S. NewsOct 29
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Iconic Edmonton franchise Remedy Cafe for saleThe $7.6-million listing includes the leases at Remedy Cafe's 11 locations and the equipment inside those spaces, along with select recipes and other items.ConsumerOct 28
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Ontario vision of Niagara as northern Las Vegas may not include Marineland: ministerA major amusement park is part of Ontario's grand vision to turn the Niagara region into Las Vegas north, but Marineland may not fit the bill, the provincial tourism minister says.PoliticsOct 28
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens outworked by the Boston Bruins 6-4It's only game two, but the club needs to spend more time in the offensive zone. Brian Wilde has more on where the Canadiens are at as the season begins.SportsOct 10
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Call of the Wilde: Canadiens top Senators thanks to strong defensive showingThe Montreal Canadiens have two wins in three games to start the season after beating the Ottawa Senators 4-1 on Saturday night and allowing just 25 shots on goal.SportsOct 13
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Saskatchewan NDP sees best election result in almost 20 years despite lossThe last time the party saw more than 20 MLAs was in 2007, before it lost power to the Saskatchewan Party and was reduced to just 20 seats.CanadaOct 29
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She spent $1M for a N.S. castle. Now, this Ontario woman needs $750K to let the public inIf you wish to stay in a castle, you can prebook your stay on Kickstarter, which will in turn allow the Cape Breton property to open to the public quicker.CanadaSep 19
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Monster at large: ‘Cookie Monster’ caught speeding down German highwayPolice are hoping to track down the person wearing a Cookie Monster costume who was caught speeding on a roadside camera.TrendingOct 10
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Movie follows Canadian kids facing blindness during trip around the worldA Quebec family's trip around the globe as three of four children face an incurable eye disease is the subject of a new documentary showcasing their breathtaking travels.EntertainmentOct 1
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N.B. election: Liberals promise full coverage for one round of in vitro fertilizationNew Brunswick's Liberals are promising to cover the costs of one round of in vitro fertilization treatment for people trying to have a baby.HealthOct 11
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1 in 3 children are now nearsighted globally. What’s behind the rise?The study said the increase was 'notable' after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, pointing to lockdowns that sent many children to learn online indoors.CanadaSep 26