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Warm weather in the Maritimes hints at a hot summer aheadThe summer forecast is calling for above-normal temperatures in July and August. Wednesday's high reached 30 C in Halifax and 32 C in Fredericton.WeatherMay 20
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Intense European heat wave scorches as multiple countries report deathsExperts say unprecedented and deadly weather extremes that sometimes strike at abnormal times and in unusual places are putting more people in danger.WorldMay 26
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Heading to the beach this summer? Here’s how to stay safe in Ontario watersOntario's lakes are ready for the summer crowd this season, but experts say checking water conditions before taking a dip remains important.CanadaJun 7
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First Nations launch challenge of Site C damA group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.Dec 31, 1969
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New Brunswick sociologist weighs in on Official Languages Act revision processAccess to nursing home care in French and English was one of the issues brought up during New Brunswick's review of the Official Languages Act this week.CanadaMay 22
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Viral videos show Calgary Transit buses running red lights, stop signsTwo viral videos from May show Calgary Transit buses failing to abide by traffic signals. Calgary Transit is reviewing the incidents and will follow up with the bus drivers.CanadaJun 5
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Parents of girl killed by cardiac arrest get defibrillator installed in rural Alberta townEmily Lougheed, 7, died in August 2020 when she collapsed at the beach, due to a rare heart condition that led to a sudden cardiac arrest.HealthJun 3
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A ‘strong’ geomagnetic storm means auroras about to light up Canada’s skiesThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) northern lights forecast signals 'strong' geomagnetic storms today and overnight tomorrow.CanadaJun 4
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Higher water levels reported in central Saskatchewan as spring floods continueLevels are expected to stay higher than normal in central part of the province, and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says 18 communities are under local states of emergencies.EnvironmentMay 12
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No relief: Environment Canada predicts hot, humid summer across countryAfter a particularly cold and snowy winter across much of Canada, summer is bringing the heat.WeatherJun 5
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Trump denies reports Iran stopped talking to mediators, says talks ongoingIran reportedly stopped communicating with mediators about extending a ceasefire, but U.S. President Donald Trump disputed the claim.WorldJun 2
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30 cm of snow to 30 C: Long weekend weather varies greatly across CanadaMultiple weather systems are bringing a mixed bag of weather across Canada for the long weekend, with snow and wind in the Prairies and above-seasonal temperatures across Ontario.WeatherMay 15
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Spring flooding closes Saskatchewan roads as May long weekend approachesDrivers looking for a cottage retreat in northern Saskatchewan this weekend may have to take a detour as spring flood-related road closures continue in the province.EnvironmentMay 14
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Saskatchewan advocates focus on leadership gaps for Sexual Violence Prevention MonthAdvocates say Saskatchewan's high rates of sexual violence show a need for prevention tactics shift to focus on transforming cultural norms.CanadaMay 20
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Syrian activist who built new life in Saint John says she ‘finally belongs’Across wars, exile and a lifetime of displacement, Nour Owiss says one feeling always remained out of reach: belonging.FeaturesMay 21
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Taxi, ride-hailing drivers brace for World Cup traffic and antsy passengersWeeks before soccer fans are due to descend on Toronto and Vancouver for the World Cup, some Uber drivers were trying to score better working conditions during the tournament.CanadaMay 21
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Spike in Moncton overdose calls raises concerns drug supply may have tranquillizersMoncton's fire department responded to 52 overdose calls over the weekend when it usually only receives four or five a day.HealthJun 3
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Thousands of Calgary families facing a big jump in school bus fees next yearWith the Calgary Board of Education facing skyrocketing fuel costs and an increase in the number of students who take the bus, thousands of families are facing a big jump in fees.EducationMay 27
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AI is fueling war, ‘culture of power’, Pope says in theological documentLeo denounced the 'culture of power' driving the AI race, especially in developing ever more sophisticated methods of remote warfare.WorldMay 25
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Botched RCMP investigation in N.S. echoes experience of violence survivors: therapistA Halifax trauma therapist says a watchdog report on a botched Nova Scotia RCMP sexual assault investigation echoes what she hears from victims of gender-based violence.CanadaMay 22