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Visual effects, animation studios unite in push for better tax deal in QuebecVisual effects and animation companies want a better deal with the province after it implemented tax changes that some firms say will cost them nearly two-thirds of their revenues.EconomySep 26
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Three-Legged goat named Lady Gaga part of Calgary’s eco-friendly weed controlA three-legged goat is part of a 800-goat herd that has been grazing in Nose Hill Park, combating invasive weeds to help conserve the Calgary park.EnvironmentSep 17
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Quebec premier visits Cree community displaced by hydro project in 1970sFor the first time in their history, Cree community of Nemaska received a visit from a sitting Quebec premier. They were able to share first hand how they were displaced.EnvironmentSep 16
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In the gateway to the Arctic, fat, ice and polar bears are crucial. All three are in troubleStudies have shown that even hunting on land — caribou, birds, human trash — takes so much energy that bears don't really gain any more calories than those that sit and starve.EnvironmentSep 24
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SHA addresses health-care workers missing hundreds, thousands of dollars on paychequesMany health-care workers across the province have reported missing upwards of $1,000 on their paycheques over the last few months.CanadaAug 30
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Johnny Gaudreau’s wife Meredith announces 3rd pregnancy during emotional eulogy'We’re actually a family of five,' Meredith Gaudreau told mourners at the funeral of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.SportsSep 9
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Shop our top 7 deals of the weekLooking to shop great deals? Here are our favourite deal items up for grabs this week. Save big on Apple, Revlon and more coveted brand items.The CuratorSep 25
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‘Alarming trend’ of more international students claiming asylum: ministerImmigration Minister Marc Miller says people are using the international student program as a 'backdoor entry into Canada,' in what he called an 'alarming trend.'PoliticsSep 22
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FDA launches probe after study finds trace toxic metals in tampon brandsThe U.S. FDA has launched an investigation into the safety of tampons following a study that found trace amounts of toxic metals, such as arsenic and lead, in various brands.ConsumerSep 11
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Mark Carney tapped by Liberals to lead new task force advising TrudeauMark Carney is set to arrive in Nanaimo, B.C., on Monday and will speak to Liberal MPs at their summer caucus retreat on the topic of growth and the economy.CanadaSep 9
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Ontario family desperate for answers after 13-year-old son’s deathSubhan Mareer, 13, was found dead inside his family's car at the Oshawa Centre mall on Aug. 16. Police are investigating, and the Mareer family is desperate for answers.CanadaAug 26
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Roadkill numbers in Alberta trend upwardProvincial data suggests Alberta's roadkill numbers are soaring, with snakes hit particularly hard last year.CanadaAug 21
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Hedman says Stamkos’ legacy with Tampa Bay Lightning ‘speaks for itself’Steven Stamkos signed with the Nashville Predators in unrestricted free agency July 1.SportsSep 13
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Mount Royal University protesters decry provincial interference in bargaining, Bill 18Staff and students at one of Calgary's largest post-secondary institutions are protesting a recent provincial bill they fear will limit academic freedom and threaten funding.PoliticsSep 24
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B.C. woman says Canada Health Act loophole enabled her to get private surgery in ManitobaCarolyn Latzen was suffering from what she said was an excruciatingly painful spinal cord issue caused by arthritis. She said it was very, very painful.HealthSep 18
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Public money could help finance Alberta oil and gas site cleanups: Energy ministerThe issue of how to fund cleanups at a time when conventional oil and gas is declining has brought the Alberta government into conflict with landowners and rural municipalities.EnvironmentSep 16
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Bonnie Crombie takes aim at Ontario premier in campaign-style speech at Liberal gatheringOntario's new Liberal leader took aim at the premier over the weekend as she tested out a new slogan in a campaign-style speech at her party's annual general meeting.PoliticsSep 22
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Pharmacare, other policies will continue despite end of NDP deal: ministerThe Liberal government will still work on policies it promised to pursue under its now-defunct deal with the NDP, Health Minister Mark Holland said Monday.HealthSep 9
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Ford government to table legislation to restrict bike lanes on city streetsThe transportation minister will table the new bike lane rules as part of his next major piece of legislation, which the government has said will focus on stifling congestion.PoliticsSep 20
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Mpox vaccine is 58% effective after one dose, Canadian study findsA new study finds that a single dose of the mpox vaccine offers 58 per cent protection against the virus, providing promising evidence for its effectiveness in real-world settings.HealthSep 11