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PHAC finds no evidence of mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, says patients still need answersThe Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) says it has found no evidence of a mystery brain disease that was allegedly affecting hundreds of New Brunswick residents.Health5 hours
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Possible pneumonic plague case: What to know and how experts are respondingThe Public Health Agency of Canada told Global News that "at this time, no risk to Canada has been identified" and that it was "closely monitoring the situation."TrendingOct 6
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Canada’s 2-year measles outbreak officially over: PHACThe measles outbreak started in October 2024 and has continued for about two years, with more than 6,400 cases reported during that time.HealthOct 19
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Toronto Public Health says mpox cases on the rise, urges vaccine for those eligibleToronto public health officials say they are seeing a rise in mpox infections in the city and are urging eligible residents to get vaccinated.HealthOct 5
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WHO says Russia told it ‘no cases of plague’ but isn’t identifying pathogen'WHO has requested additional information from Russia on which pneumonia-causing pathogen led to the woman’s death,' the WHO added, saying it is monitoring the situation closely.TrendingOct 6
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Selma Blair charged with assault after allegedly attacking flight attendantsThe 54-year-old actor is also accused of kicking a police officer taking her to the hospital and kicking a nurse once she got there.EntertainmentOct 13
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Moncton wastewater reveals methamphetamine levels among highest in CanadaA new look at what's flowing through Moncton's sewers is revealing high levels of methamphetamine.HealthSep 24
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Ottawa announces $5M for HIV prevention and support, including self-testing kitsThe federal government is investing $5-million on HIV prevention and support, a move that was praised by Manitoba's health minister at the news conference in Winnipeg Thursday.HealthSep 10
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Balloon blowing kits sold by Walmart.ca recalled over chemical hazardThe agency said the kits, distributed by the Chinese companies Tojiyi and PawBabyBloom, were previously available on the Walmart.ca Marketplace.ConsumerNov 5
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Early stage Alzheimer’s treatments need government action for success: reportEarly diagnosis of dementia and Alzheimer's is a key factor as two new therapies that could soon be available to the Canadian public.HealthNov 4
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Blue Jays apologize to Muslim community and fans in wake of Santander’s postsThe Toronto Blue Jays apologized Thursday to the Muslim community and the team's fans for the "pain and harm" caused by outfielder Anthony Santander's social media posts.SportsNov 13
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As U.S. shifts peptide rules, these are the risks experts want you to knowAs peptides are pushed by self-prescribed 'wellness influencers,' experts weigh in on their targeted uses, consequences of misuse, and how they became a social media trend.HealthOct 16
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‘We will do better for women’s hearts,’ says new research chair at Manitoba hospitalDr. Shelley Zieroth will serve as a new research chair in women's clinical heart health research. She said she hopes to help further health equity in Manitoba.HealthAug 24
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Ontario projects $36B in deficits over 3 years as trade war delays balanceThe Ford government is planning to run $36 billion in deficits over the next three years, as the province braces for the long-term impact of the trade war with the United States.PoliticsOct 29
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BC Conservatives plan to tackle street disorder while BC NDP targets health careIf elected, the BC Conservatives said they would hire up to 1,000 new police officers, crown prosecutors and trial judges and end safe supply.PoliticsOct 6
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Canada extends Ebola travel restrictions for additional 30 daysThe extension means decisions on immigration and visa applications from residents of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan will remain on hold until Sept. 28.CanadaAug 28
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How community organizations are trying to fight voter apathy in this Toronto electionMusic blasted through speakers as people chatted enthusiastically outside a Toronto venue, moving between tents, a hotdog cart and an ice cream truck on a sunny October day.PoliticsOct 19
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Everything confirmed so far about CFB Wainwright fire and how it unfoldedAt least four members of the Canadian Armed Forces have died and dozens are injured after a scheduled training exercise on Saturday at a base near Wainwright, Alberta.CanadaOct 19
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An AI agent tried to hack Canadian government website, researchers sayTransluce said it informed the Canadian government on Monday, Sept. 28, following which the Canadian Centre for Cybersecurity issued a statement on Tuesday.CanadaOct 1
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Screen time limits not enough to tackle problematic social media use: expertsExperts say the scale of digital technology use by children and youth is a public health issue that needs immediate action to prevent further harm.HealthOct 4