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Veteran BC United MLA mulls solo run, BC Conservatives pull candidatesPeace River South MLA Mike Bernier says he is "not going anywhere" despite the implosion of his party, BC United, raising the prospect he could run as an independent.PoliticsSep 2
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Federal Liberal joins call for investigation into mysterious N.B. brain illnessA Liberal member of Parliament has called for a federal investigation into a cluster of mysterious neurological illnesses in New Brunswick linked to 39 deaths.HealthSep 6
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Surrey man sentenced to 90 days in jail for indecent exposure act inside mallTom Cooper testified that in July 2022 that he changed in his vehicle at the Guildford Town Centre parking lot, removing his underwear and putting on a loose pair of shorts.CrimeSep 12
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2nd BC United MLA to run as independent following party’s collapseTom Shypitka said he would make a run in the Kootenay Rockies riding as an independent candidate, in a video posted to Facebook Wednesday, after BC United dropped out of the race.PoliticsSep 4
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Victim’s family renews appeal to find killers years after fatal Toronto mall shootingIt has been seven years since a fatal shooting inside a North York shopping mall and still no arrests. The victim's mother is asking anyone who has information to come forward.CrimeAug 30
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Nova Scotia bill would give workers 27-week unpaid leave for serious illnessCurrently, workers are permitted up to three unpaid days off, and the new bill adds another five days of unpaid leave for general illness.HealthSep 5
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Edmonton-born pitcher makes MLB debut: ‘I’m just so proud of him’An Edmonton-born pitcher made his Major League Baseball debut on Wednesday night, and his mom couldn't be more proud.SportsSep 5
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Daryl Hall ends PNE concert early due to illnessPNE spokesperson Laura Ballance says Daryl Hall stopped his show on Wednesday night because he wasn't feeling well and couldn't return.CanadaAug 22
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Saskatchewan government issues new timber allocations to support upstart millThe new mill will focus on production of oriented strand board, a versatile and specifically engineered wood panel commonly used in home construction.CanadaSep 12
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BC United to run some candidates in election after allBC United party now says it will run some candidates in the Oct. 19 election, despite suspending its campaign last week to support the B.C. Conservative Party instead.PoliticsSep 6
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Canfor to shutter pair of B.C. mills, affecting 500 workersCanfor Corp. has announced it is shutting two northern B.C. sawmills in a move it says will affect about 500 workers, partly blaming "punitive" U.S. tariffs imposed last month.EconomySep 5
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All in the family: Cemetery groundskeepers honoured for nearly 100 years of workA French Canadian family was recognized this week for its unique partnership with a Jewish cemetery after nearly a century of hard labour. Four generations have worked there.CanadaSep 10
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‘We’re all connected’: Culture, history on display at Métis Cultural Days in SaskatoonMétis Cultural Days began on Friday and continued till Tuesday in Saskatoon to showcase Métis culture and history.CanadaSep 10
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Nutrition program now available in all Manitoba schools, province saysThe Manitoba government says nutritious meals and snacks are now available for students across the province, as part of the universal nutrition program.EducationSep 5
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Pilot, passengers all survive plane crash north of Montreal, police sayFollowing the crash, police launched a search and rescue operation and found all four occupants with minor injuries. The plane came down near Ferme-Neuve.CanadaSep 9
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PWHL unveils names, logos for all six teams ahead of second seasonIn Canada, there will be Montreal Victoire, Ottawa Charge and Toronto Sceptres. Across the border, it's the Boston Fleet, Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens.SportsSep 9
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Gorman’s Mill saved from path of wind-fuelled fireThe fire was driven by wind and dry grass, combined with sloping terrain. Crews stopped the fire from spreading towards the Gorman Bros. Lumber storage yard nearby.FireAug 19
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‘The hangover of inflation’: What’s behind all the recent labour disputes?Whether it's on airport tarmacs, at shipping ports or along railways, Canadians have been seeing disruptions from labour unrest for years. Here's what ties it all together.EconomyAug 27
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All-clear given for Hullcar Mountain wildfire near ArmstrongOn Wednesday, the Columbia Shuswap Regional District ended its evacuation alerts for the Hullcar Mountain wildfire near Armstrong, B.C.FireAug 14
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Montreal melon, once thought to be all but gone, makes long-awaited comebackA locally-grown fruit that was once a delicacy in high demand among society's elites is being brought back to the city. The Montreal melon is making waves, again.CanadaSep 3