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Early voter turnout down compared to 2021 as Nova Scotia campaign enters last weekWith one week to go in the Nova Scotia election campaign, early voter turnout is down sharply compared to the 2021 election.Politics2 mins
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International students are being sexually exploited, trafficked, says Brampton mayorBrampton Mayor Patrick Brown said the sexual exploitation and trafficking of international students happens 'in plain sight' in the city.CanadaOct 23
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Georgia’s ruling party leads crucial election race which could decide the country’s role in EuropeGeorgia's ruling party is leading the official results of Saturday's election which could decide whether the country pivots to embrace the West or falls back into Russia's orbit.WorldOct 26
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Liam Payne: Fans pore over his final days as cause of death revealedOutside the Argentinian hotel where Liam Payne died, emotions were high as fans gathered to light candles and softly sing One Direction songs.EntertainmentOct 17
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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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Sohi launches campaign to ask province for more municipal supportFor months, Sohi has called on the province to provide more financial support to Edmonton.PoliticsOct 1
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Nova Scotia conservation group announces its largest purchase of coastal landThe Nova Scotia Nature Trust says it plans to complete its largest acquisition of privately owned coastline by the end of the month.EnvironmentSep 3
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RBC customers outraged over partial refund after unauthorized withdrawalsJason and Susan Lyne say money was being withdrawn monthly from a joint RBC account they share with their daughter without their authorization.ConsumerSep 9
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Some Western nations may have ignored adoption fraud, Korean adoptees allegeim was caught in an adoption machine that sent hundreds of thousands of Korean children to families in the United States, Europe and Australia.WorldSep 20
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Man charged after dozens of shots fired near north Edmonton spray parkA 24-year-old man has been charged with several offences after several people fired shots near a north Edmonton spray park earlier this year.CrimeAug 20
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Okanagan wildfires: Overnight rain welcomed, but region sees 522 lightning strikes‘There's always the potential for holdover fires from lightning from previous days,’ BC Wildfire said.FireAug 10
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‘Spotty’ summer could be followed by ‘friendlier’ fall for homebuyersHome sales edged back somewhat in July despite the start of the Bank of Canada's interest rate easing cycle. Here's what experts expect for the fall amid hopes for more rate cuts.MoneyAug 15
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Okanagan wildfires: Slight size increase for Hullcar Mountain blaze near ArmstrongCurrently, 81 firefighters are battling the blaze, which is around 10 kilometres northwest of Armstrong, along with aerial support via five helicopters.FireAug 8
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Debby fallout: Quebec faces flooded homes, roads after record-setting stormQuebec continued to deal with the fallout Monday after the remnants of tropical storm Debby brought historic rainfall and flooding to the province.WeatherAug 12
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Edmonton police charge 6 people in ‘Project Gaslight’ arson extortion caseSix people have been charged and Canada-wide warrants have been issued for a seventh person in an Edmonton-area arson extortion investigation dubbed Project Gaslight.CrimeJul 26
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Postmedia to buy Atlantic Canada’s insolvent SaltWire newspaper chainPostmedia Network Inc. announced Friday plans to buy certain businesses belonging to SaltWire Network Inc. and The Halifax Herald Ltd., the two insolvent companies.EconomyJul 26
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Calgary feeder main break to cost ‘tens of millions’: city officialThe estimate of the costs to repair the feeder main line was revealed Tuesday, and is the most that City of Calgary officials have disclosed on the costs since the initial break.CanadaJul 16
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Ontario Road Trips: Why Leamington is a hot place to be right nowA drive to Leamington, in Ontario's southernmost county, will take you to the warmest county in the province and to a national park that boasts Canada's southernmost mainland tip.CanadaJul 13
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Lack of public data raises questions about private addiction care in AlbertaHealth-care professionals are questioning the efficacy of private mental health and addictions care in Alberta due to the lack of public data.HealthJul 16
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Break-in forces Right to Heal’s community kitchen to closeThe community kitchen at Right to Heal was broken into overnight Monday. The kitchen is dubbed as a "place of gathering to nourish the mind, body and soul."CrimeJul 9