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Ontario tables law banning supervised consumption sites, saying there will be no moreThe Ontario government tabled an omnibus bill Monday that includes a ban on provincially funded supervised consumption sites and a de facto ban on sites approved by the feds.PoliticsNov 18
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72-hour strike notice served by Fort McMurray education support workersClasses will continue for most of the student body with limited resources. Students in specialized or assisted programs may be required to stay home.CanadaNov 9
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UCP facing anger, uncertainty over trio of bills affecting trans and gender-diverse AlbertansNew legislation affecting trans and gender-diverse Albertans tabled in the UCP legislature this week has many warning of legal battles.EducationNov 1
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‘A tragedy beyond belief’: Boy killed after being hit, pinned under truck in MontrealParamedics were taking care of the child when Montreal police officers arrived at the scene. The 11-year-old boy was trapped underneath the truck.CanadaNov 5
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Ottawa school board investigating after Remembrance Day song choice sparks backlashAn Ontario school board says it has launched an investigation after a song about peace associated with support for Gaza was featured in Remembrance Day ceremonies.CanadaNov 13
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How NCAA rule to admit CHL players could create butterfly effect across hockeyThe National Collegiate Athletics Association is opening the door for CHL athletes to play college hockey in the U.S. That decision will ripple through many levels of the sport.SportsNov 9
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Ontario cities consider bylaws to prohibit protests near schools, places of worshipAs Brampton deals with the fallout of two days of violent protests outside a Hindu temple, Ontario cities consider bylaws to prohibit protests near schools, places of worship.CanadaNov 6
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Ontario education minister meets with YouTube on classroom distractionsIn the spring, the government announced that, instead of participating in a lawsuit against social media companies, it would meet with executives at the companies instead.EducationNov 19
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Hospitalizations and death: Ontario’s internal warnings over supervised consumption site banThe government is set to table new legislation that would prevent a supervised consumption site from operating within a 200-metre radius of a school or child care centre.HealthNov 14
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‘We feel their pain’: Advocates urge safety on Winnipeg roads as pedestrian fatalities risePedestrian fatalities are up in Winnipeg this year, and it's been rattling for advocates and victims' families, who call on drivers and pedestrians to keep safety top of mind.CanadaOct 25
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11 teachers suspended over allegations of ‘toxic’ climate at Montreal schoolEleven teachers at a Montreal elementary school have been suspended after a government investigation found they fostered a "toxic" climate of fear and intimidation.EducationOct 21
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Transgender community to gather in remembrance, and in opposition to Alberta legislationAdebayo Chris Katiiti says many in Alberta's transgender community don't agree with the premier.PoliticsNov 20
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Bike lane debate flares in New WestminsterSeveral uptown New Westminster businesses say the separated bike lane on 6th Street cuts into their bottom line, while other residents say the city needs more bike infrastructure.PoliticsNov 4
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Nova Scotia election: Liberals say province’s immigration levels are too highNova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill says immigration levels must be reduced until the province can provide enough housing and other services.CanadaNov 7
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RFK Jr. may target vaccines in 2nd Trump presidency, raising health fearsA co-chair of Trump's transition team said Kennedy wants access to federal health data so he can show vaccines are unsafe and lead to them being pulled from the market.U.S. NewsOct 31
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Manitobans energized over CFL’s Grey-Cup bound Blue Bombers, high-flying JetsThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers play the Toronto Argonauts in Sunday’s CFL championship. It’s the fifth consecutive year the Bombers are in the big game.SportsNov 15
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‘Element of danger’: Manitoba school division calls for more safe transportation optionsSome students who live within 1.6 km of their schools are stuck walking along busy highways -- with no sidewalks -- as they don't qualify for bus transportation.EducationOct 18
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Final day of campaigning before election day in SaskatchewanThe Saskatchewan Party is seeking a fifth straight majority after 17 years in office, while the NDP is looking to take back government for the first time since 2007.PoliticsOct 27
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India’s capital sees air pollution hit 50 times the safe limitThe deadly haze covered monuments and high-rise buildings in the capital of New Delhi, with visibility so low that airlines warned of delays.WorldNov 18
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Nova Scotia government hiring 47 new staff members to prevent violence in schoolsNova Scotia's government will be hiring 47 new staff members to prevent and address concerns about violence in schools across the province.CanadaOct 17