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Nova Scotia takes step toward building two fast-acting electricity generation plantsThe Nova Scotia government says the province’s energy system operator has been granted partial approval to build two fast-acting electricity generation plants in Pictou County.EnvironmentFeb 19
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$15M Lotto Max jackpot-winning ticket sold in OntarioThe OLG says the winning ticket for the Lotto Max jackpot worth $15 million was sold in Ontario.CanadaJan 21
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Musician Paul Brandt won’t clarify opinion on Alberta separatism after online postA post on Alberta country music star Paul Brandt's social media shows a photo of him at a crosswalk with lyrics from his song "Alberta Bound" over top.PoliticsJan 27
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Saskatoon’s hospitality industry trains to prevent human traffickingSunday marked National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Saskatoon’s hospitality industry is working hard to protect those who may be exploited, with some help from Paul Brandt.CanadaFeb 22
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Russell Brand pleads not guilty to new rape, sexual assault chargesRussell Brand, who was already facing similar charges involving four women, denied the new charges in a U.K. court.EntertainmentFeb 24
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So long, Mr. Clean: Mascot to ‘retire’ after almost 7 decades on the jobThe video announcement ends with the brand telling customers to 'stay tuned' for a fresh look.TrendingFeb 25
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Heritage ‘paying the price’ as Nova Scotia budget shuts down 12 museumsThe Fisherman's Life Museum is one of 12 provincial museums slated for closure across the province as part of Nova Scotia's 2026-27 budget.CanadaMar 11
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N.B. budget: Cuts to culture funding would have ‘profound impact,’ advocates sayAdvocates in New Brunswick are warning the Susan Holt government of the negative impact cutting arts and culture would have in the budget, as Nova Scotia faces anger for doing so.PoliticsMar 12
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Therapist charged with assault involving Ontario children with autismHalton police say a therapist who works with children with autism is facing multiple assault-related charges in connection with two children.CrimeFeb 25
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Likes, follows, funding: The new Olympic economyEach Canadian athlete competing in the Milan Cortina Olympic Games relies on a patchwork of funding to support themselves.SportsFeb 15
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Mental health funding tied to 2020 mass shooting part of Nova Scotia budget cutsThe cuts are part of a $130-million reduction in government grants to non-profits and community groups in the provincial budget tabled Monday with a $1.2-billion deficit.CanadaFeb 25
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N.S. finance minister expected to cut spending in next week’s provincial budgetNova Scotians are bracing for government spending cuts as Finance Minister John Lohr gets set to deliver his budget on Monday for the new fiscal year.PoliticsFeb 20
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Nova Scotia premier defends budget cuts, calls it ‘sad reality’ of financesPremier Tim Houston was back in Nova Scotia facing tough questions from the opposition parties and protesters over budget cuts.PoliticsMar 4
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Calgary councillors further program to support businesses affected by constructionCalgary city councillors are looking for the best options to provide support for businesses affected by major construction projects across the city.CanadaMar 11
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Kendamil baby formula sold at Costco recalled due to toxin concernsThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency says Kendamil brand infant formula that say "with whole milk" on label may contain cereulide toxin, which can quickly cause nausea and vomiting.ConsumerFeb 23
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Alberta government, store owners campaign for change in nicotine pouch rulesThe Alberta government is hoping Ottawa will rethink current restrictions on nicotine pouches, allowing sale of the products in convenience stores once again.HealthMar 5
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MPs reject bill to close arms export loophole despite some Liberal supportNDP MP Jenny Kwan's bill came after the U.S. sought to purchase Canadian weapons for Israel, despite a Canadian ban on exports of various types of weapons to that country.PoliticsMar 11
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Trump says Iran war timeline is likely 4-5 weeks but could go ‘far longer’U.S. President Donald Trump says the conflict in Iran is projected to go on for another 'four to five weeks, but we have capability to go far longer than that.'WorldMar 2
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‘A foreign policy based on short memory’: Carney continues push to diversify from the U.S.Prime Minister Mark Carney has moved away from a 'values-based' foreign policy to focus on the bottom line in an increasingly chaotic world.CanadaMar 6
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Oil price spike from Iran war could help Canada in CUSMA talks, experts sayCountries around the world are grappling with skyrocketing costs for key commodities like oil and fertilizer as the war with Iran continues to upend global trade.Canada9 hours