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Alberta to opt out of federal dental plan by 2026: Premier SmithAlberta Premier Danielle Smith has written a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, saying the province intends to opt out of the federal dental care plan by 2026.HealthJun 26
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Ontario skills program pairs Peterborough students with construction, aviation employersStudents will partake in an eight-week placement for on-the-job experience, relying on the skills learned in high school construction and aviation programs.EconomyJul 16
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Haisla Nation signs off on multi-billion-dollar Cedar LNG plant for B.C. coastOn Tuesday, the Hasila Nation and its partner Pembina Pipeline Corporation announced a green light with their final investment decision in the Cedar LNG plant.EconomyJun 25
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The heat wave will ease by Friday – but not for southern OntarioAn oppressive heat wave continued to blanket Central and Southern Ontario, southern Quebec and much of the Atlantic provinces on Wednesday.WeatherJun 19
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Ontario teacher unions welcome new education minister in cabinet shuffleMajor teachers' unions are welcoming a change in education ministers in a cabinet shuffle, saying they hope it signals a new path forward with Premier Doug Ford's government.EducationJun 7
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Nenshi fills 2 prominent roles in Alberta NDP caucusThe Alberta NDP’s new leader Naheed Nenshi announced Monday two changes to the caucus he will lead.PoliticsJun 24
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Peterborough health officials applaud AMO stance on opioid crisisA report from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario calls for more action from the province to tackle the opioid crisis that saw 2,300 people die in 2023 alone.HealthJul 10
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Biden calls for party drama ‘to end’ in letter to DemocratsU.S. President Joe Biden wrote in the two-page letter that 'the question of how to move forward has been well-aired for over a week now. And it’s time for it to end.'U.S. NewsJul 8
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Struggling Winnipeg Sea Bears release league MVP Teddy AllenTeddy Allen, the CEBL MVP in 2023 and the Sea Bears' leading scorer again this season, has been 'released from the organization, effective immediately.SportsJun 17
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U.S. Supreme Court makes it harder to charge Capitol riot defendants with obstructionThe justices ruled that the charge of obstructing an official proceeding must include proof that defendants tried to tamper with or destroy documents.U.S. NewsJun 28
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Café in Fredericton tiny home community aims to build friendship, workplace skillsA New Brunswick tiny-home charity is bringing community on-site with a permanent café intended to build residents' workplace skills.CanadaJun 7
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Additional auto insurance companies could leave Alberta without system reforms: DBRSA major global credit rating agency says Alberta must come up with a "clear long-term solution" to its auto insurance woes or additional insurers will depart the province.ConsumerJul 10
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Susan Hay marks 35 years at Global News: ‘Having the best time of my life’Susan Hay never thought she’d end up as one of Canada’s most prominent local TV personalities. But after 35 years with Global News, she says happy she chose the career she did.CanadaMay 29
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Canada, China defence ministers discuss interference, Taiwan, RussiaCanada's defence minister met with his Chinese counterpart to discuss election interference, Taiwan and China's support for Russia.CanadaJun 3
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Amazon opens robotics warehouse in Calgary that comes with 1,500 jobsAmazon Friday opened it's YYC4 Fulfillment Centre with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The state-of-the-art warehouse features AI technology, robotics and 1500 new jobs.ConsumerMay 24
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The ‘hypotheses’ on why some Quebec students eligible for English schools opt for FrenchNew data shows that about a quarter of Quebec students who are eligible for an English-language school, choose to pursue their education in French.CanadaMay 15
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Lyme disease cases are rising. We don’t have a vaccine — but we used toWith Lyme disease cases climbing steadily in Canada, the lack of an available vaccine has become a pressing concern among infectious disease specialists.HealthJun 6
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Banff set to host its first-ever Mental Health WeekBanff will be hosting its first-ever Mental Health Week, which aims to fight against the stigmatization of mental illnesses in the Bow Valley.CanadaMay 3
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Bernard Hill, actor from ‘Titanic’ and ‘Lord of the Rings,’ dead at 79Hill's death came the same day the second series of the BBC drama “The Responder” was to air, in which he was a part of.WorldMay 5
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Manitoba announces new support for families of MMIWG2S+Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine says the $15-million endowment fund will directly support the families of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit.CanadaMay 5