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Map store, beloved by adventurers, set to closeCanada Map Sales is set to close to the public at the end of March, because many maps are available online and modern technology is replacing printed material.LifestyleDec 20
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FBI shares new Ryan Wedding photo as search for alleged drug lord continuesThe FBI has released a new photo of a Canadian Olympian-turned-alleged cocaine kingpin who the organization's director says is a 'modern-day iteration of Pablo Escobar.'CrimeDec 9
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With the release of The Beatles Anthology 4, has the well run dry? Maybe, maybe not.While 23 of the 36 recordings on the Anthology 4 compilation have already been released somewhere, 13 are previously unreleased — and it all sounds more modern.EntertainmentNov 30
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Manitoba premier calls on other provinces to sign on to national power gridThe initiative would help Manitoba develop expanded, modernized transmission lines with other provinces and the federal government and would help secure power grids cross-country.PoliticsNov 28
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Ford government launches new Ontario Place campaign, won’t say how much it costThe government said it launched the campaign at the end of August and expects it to run until late December, promoting plans to modernize the Toronto waterfront attraction.PoliticsNov 18
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Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine sales tumble after government guidance on the shots narrowsThe fall COVID-19 vaccine season is starting slowly for Pfizer, with U.S. sales of its Comirnaty shots sinking 25% after federal regulators narrowed recommendations on who should get them.HealthNov 4
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Amazon Canada Boxing Day: Your ultimate guide to must-shop early dealsAmazon Canada's Boxing Day early deals have arrived! From JBL, Dyson and Cricut to unexpected finds, we’ve sifted through the sales so you don’t have to.The CuratorDec 20
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Historic southern Alberta theatre reopens after summer renovationsFirst opened in 1912, Fort Macleod's Empress Theatre is raising the curtain once again after the facility was modernized. Despite the changes, the classic vibe has remained.FeaturesNov 7
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How Budget 2025 could change how you bank, from fees to cryptocurrencyThe federal budget unveiled Tuesday proposes several reviews and reforms targeting the ways Canadians bank, in an effort to modernize the banking system.CanadaNov 4
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COVID-19 vaccines may help some cancer patients fight tumorsWASHINGTON (AP) — The most widely used COVID-19 vaccines may offer a surprise benefit for some cancer patients – revving up their immune systems to help fight tumors.HealthOct 22
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Zellers aims to make ‘cultural comeback’ as first store reopens in EdmontonIconic Canadian retailer Zellers returns with a new Edmonton store, blending nostalgia with modern design and curated apparel, home, and lifestyle goods.ConsumerOct 30
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Extend patio season with these stylish all-weather plantersFrom modern sculptural pots to lightweight resin designs, we’ve rounded up the best picks from brands like Wayfair, Veradek and more. Read on to shop our faves.The CuratorOct 15
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Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine is both approved and ‘made in Canada’An update to Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine that targets the newest variants and is made entirely within Canada's borders was just approved by Health Canada.HealthAug 25
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Trump says U.S. shipbuilding effort to create ‘Golden Fleet’ of battleshipsThe 'Trump Class' of ships, he said, will be longer and larger than the World War II-era battleships and will be armed with hypersonic missiles, rail guns, and high-powered lasers.U.S. NewsDec 22
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Four hospitals in B.C.’s Interior launching virtual emergency careFour hospitals in B.C.'s Interior say they're setting up virtual emergency care where patients can be seen by a doctor virtually as part of a pilot project.HealthDec 10
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Treasure hunters find $1M in silver, gold coins in Florida coast shipwreckThe team discovered more than 1,000 precious pieces of currency believed to have originated from Spanish colonies in modern-day Bolivia, Peru and Mexico.TrendingOct 3
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Saskatoon cops warn of counterfeit cash reportsSaskatoon police are urging to public to be cautious after counterfeit cash was found to have been used in multiple transactions at retail stores and in person-to-person sales.CrimeDec 11
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Most Ontarians wait more than three months for specialist or diagnostic test: pollA new poll suggests Ontarians are waiting too long for diagnostic tests and specialist appointments, causing unnecessary stress and putting patients’ health at risk.HealthDec 23
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Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé says he’s resigning from cabinetThe Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government passed Bill 2 in late October and has faced strong pushback from physicians since then.PoliticsDec 18
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2026 home design trends: affordable upgrades for beautiful spacesShow some love to your treasured abode. From Wayfair to Bouclair, Simons and beyond, read on for the latest and greatest in home design trends.The CuratorDec 1