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‘Not safe to live in’: Chiefs call for quicker evacuation of Kashechewan First NationThe remote Ontario community remains under a state of emergency after its water treatment plant failed last week. Evacuations are underway.CanadaJan 14
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Peel school board supervision a ‘smokescreen’ for underfunding, chair saysPaul Calandra announced Wednesday that he was putting Peel District School Board under supervision due to a plan to lay off 60 teachers and repeated budget deficits.EducationJan 30
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Provincial supervisor has made no cuts to TDSB budget, board official saysAt the TDSB's accessibility committee, executive officer of finance Craig Snider suggested the province's supervisor had not made cuts or reductions to the existing financial plan.CanadaJan 20
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Nova Scotia government announces LGBTQ+ action plan aimed at equity, community safetyThe Nova Scotia government has announced a new action plan it says will improve equity and community safety for LGBTQ+ people.CanadaJan 8
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Province fires contractor building delay-plagued school in northern OntarioA contractor building a school in northern Ontario that has been plagued by delays has been let go by the provincial government.PoliticsJan 14
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Families flood Toronto’s parks as snowstorm creates four-day winter weekendOn Thursday morning, parents and children found out that class was cancelled across Toronto because of the treacherous travel conditions left behind by a major snowstorm.WeatherJan 15
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Alberta looks to test water in all government-owned buildings for lead, copperA request for bids from private companies says the project covers over 200 buildings, including the Alberta legislature, museums, group homes, a school and courthouses.CanadaJan 14
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Quebec woman who scalded young boy over prank sentenced to 27 months in jailThe woman has been detained since her bail was revoked in October and will now have 20 months left on her sentence, a Quebec court judge ordered.CrimeJan 28
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Subs for sale: What’s behind Hanwha’s Ottawa ads?Ottawa residents and out-of-town travellers may have puzzled recently over a wave of ads in the downtown from a company trying to sell them submarines.Jan 17
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Some Ontario civil servants told to get to office in snowstorm or take vacation daySome Ministry of Transportation staff were told to get to the office despite the snow. An hour later, at 10:35 a.m., the order was rescinded.PoliticsJan 15
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Residents move into controversial Fredericton transitional housing communityA transitional housing project in Fredericton is operational after months of planning, with just over a dozen people now living in the units.Jan 13
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Maritimes digging out from snow storm that’s closed schools, grounded flightsSchools, universities, businesses, government buildings and municipal services were shut down — some announcing the closures ahead of the storm.WeatherJan 26
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Whatever happened to the blockbuster movie soundtrack?For decades, movies were accompanied by a soundtrack album that often yielded big hit singles. What happened to that?EntertainmentJan 25
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Trial for man charged with mother’s murder hears about ‘pact’ he had to kill parentsKathleen Hatcher, 69, was found lying face down in a wooded area of King's Mill Park, near Old Mill Road. and Bloor Street on Feb. 26, 2021. She had been stabbed to death.CrimeJan 21
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Congresswoman plans to impeach ‘incompetent’ DHS Secretary Kristi NoemRep. Robin Kelly, who says Noem is responsible for wreaking havoc on communities across the U.S., plans to file three articles of impeachment.U.S. NewsJan 8
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U.S. Supreme Court appears open to allowing bans on trans student athletesThe case could have wider repercussions for transgender people and affect whether other measures targeting them in the public sphere.U.S. NewsJan 13
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Lack of Quebec data clouds assessment of child protection system disparitiesOne of the researchers explained that she did not include Quebec data in her findings partly because some of the information required from the province isn't easy to get.CanadaJan 16
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Land where Youville Residential School stood set to be sold, raises concernsSt. Albert city council voted down a motion to pause the land sale for 13 Mission Ave., to do more consultation with Indigenous communities an organizations, raising concerns.CanadaDec 21, 2025
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‘She’s our only baby’: Mother of teen found dead on Australian beach speaks outPolice were called to the beach, north of the Maheno Shipwreck, to reports of an unresponsive woman, Queensland authorities said in a statement.CanadaJan 20
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DOJ subpoenas Walz, Minneapolis mayor, others in obstruction investigationThe subpoenas are related to an investigation into whether Minnesota officials obstructed federal immigration enforcement through public statements they made.U.S. NewsJan 20