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Saskatchewan politicians return for fall legislature sitting on Nov. 25The Saskatchewan legislature is to reconvene on Nov. 25, with the governing Saskatchewan Party's seat count severely reduced and the Opposition NDP's ranks greatly bolstered.CanadaNov 14
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe names new cabinet with familiar faces in new rolesSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, fresh off a challenging election campaign, has announced a cabinet with some new faces around the table and many veterans in different portfolios.CanadaNov 7
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Saskatchewan election 2024 results: Rosetown-DelisleRosetown-Delisle is a provincial riding located in central Saskatchewan.PoliticsOct 13
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Scott Moe’s Saskatchewan Party projected to form majority governmentFor the last 17 years, the Saskatchewan Party has held a majority government, but the Saskatchewan NDP gained momentum this campaign.PoliticsOct 28
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Ukraine needs better air defences, Zelenskyy says after Russian drone attackUkraine also battled a fierce counterattack by Moscow in the Russian territory of Kursk, and showed journalists the remains of a new ballistic missile fired by Russia last week.WorldNov 24
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U.S. election: FBI, officials allege Russia behind bogus bomb threats at polling stations"None of the threats have been determined to be credible thus far," the FBI said of dozens of bomb threats.U.S. NewsNov 5
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Remembrance Day in Atlantic Canada begins at Newfoundland’s Unknown Soldier tombNova Scotians gathered to honour and remember those who served at a Remembrance Day ceremony at the cenotaph in Halifax's Grand Parade.CanadaNov 11
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Russia likely behind parcel explosions that threatened U.S., Canada flights: PolandThe explosions in courier depots in Britain, Germany and Poland in July had the potential to mark a serious escalation by causing an explosion on an aircraft.WorldNov 8
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NDP files complaint with integrity commissioner over Ford government ‘cash-for-access’ fundraiserThe request comes in the wake new revelations that an industry association encouraged members to spend thousands of dollars on a fundraiser featuring the premierCanadaNov 21
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Head of the Church of England resigns amid failure to report sex abusePressure on Welby had been building since Thursday, when release of the inquiry’s findings kindled anger about a lack of accountability at the highest reaches of the church.WorldNov 12
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Archbishop of Canterbury faces calls to resign amid Church abuse scandalSome members of the General Synod, the Church of England's national assembly, have started a petition calling on Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to step down.WorldNov 11
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Elon Musk offers $1M giveaway for swing state voters who sign PAC petitionElon Musk is raising eyebrows - and questions about U.S. election law - with a new stunt: He's promising to give $1 million to random swing state voters who sign his new petition.U.S. NewsOct 20
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Nova Scotia election: Liberals promise to set up a rent bank for struggling rentersAs Nova Scotia's election campaign approaches the midway point, the Liberals are rolling out details of their plan to support renters.PoliticsNov 6
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Undefeated Saskatoon Hilltops set to face biggest rivals in PFC championshipIt's a familiar matchup to decide the 2024 Prairie Football Conference championship with the Saskatoon Hilltops set to host the Regina Thunder.SportsOct 18
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‘A masterclass in climate destruction’: UN chief urges action at COP29UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told world leaders that the world was in the 'final countdown' to limit the rise in temperatures to 1.5 C.CanadaNov 12
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The rise of the far right in Germany and how division remains a common themeIn the state of Brandenburg, voters on both the left and the right side of the political spectrum say they are fighting for the same thing: the Germany they grew up in.WorldOct 25
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Nova Scotia Tories promise universal shingles vaccine program for 65 and overNova Scotia’s Progressive Conservatives say that if re-elected Nov. 26 they will introduce a universal shingles vaccine program for people 65 and older.PoliticsNov 5
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Immigration cuts could impact housing market ‘soon,’ experts sayCanada is going to slash the number of immigrants it lets into the country starting next year and experts say it could have an impact on the housing market 'very quickly.'CanadaOct 25
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WHO recommends easy-to-read health labels on food packagingPackaged food and drinks should have easy-to-read nutritional information on the front of the products, according to the first-ever World Health Organization draft guidelines.WorldOct 18
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Israeli strikes kill dozens in Beirut, Gaza as diplomats push for ceasefireThe escalation in Beirut comes after a U.S. envoy traveled to the region in pursuit of a ceasefire deal to end months of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.WorldNov 23