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Alberta government announces plans for new schools, critics say it’s just politicsThe government of Alberta says it is "fast tracking" the construction of dozens of new schools, but the education advocacy group "Support Our Students" says it's just politics.Jul 9
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Ontario school boards record more deficits a year after supervisors sent inIn June 2025, Minister Paul Calandra announced he would appoint supervisors to the Toronto public, Toronto Catholic, Ottawa-Carleton and Dufferin-Peel school boards.CanadaJul 6
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B.C. Lions name McKnight special teams coordinatorDennis McKnight wasn't planning to be on the CFL sidelines this season.SportsJul 13
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Toronto committee moves to trial memorials for fatal crashes, overruling staffCoun. James Pasternak moved to try out adding steel bands to utility poles beside fatal road traffic accidents, a request he said came from the family of a girl killed in 2020.CanadaJun 10
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‘Is justice being served,’ family of murdered Pickering senior asks after teen sentencedThe Crown and defence agreed that the maximum youth sentence of six years in custody and four years of conditional supervision would be appropriate in the case.CrimeJul 15
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7.2 magnitude earthquake hits Japan’s northern coastThe quake — off the eastern coast of the Iwate prefecture — had a magnitude of 7.2, upgraded from an initial reading of 6.9, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.WorldJun 25
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Montreal public health warns of overdose spikes as carfentanil leaves 8 deadMontreal public health says overdose cases continue to climb, with naloxone use already matching all of last year as officials warn of increasingly toxic drugs.HealthJul 16
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Flag football creates opportunities for Saskatchewan’s female athletesWomen's flag football is on the rise, and Saskatchewan is at the forefront of it. With the game growing, so are the opportunities for Saskatchewan athletes.SportsJul 7
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Winnipeg Jets add 6 players on Day 2 of NHL Entry DraftThe Winnipeg Jets added two goalies, two defencemen and a pair of forwards to their prospect pool on the second day of the NHL Entry Draft in Buffalo.SportsJun 27
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Parents, union raise concerns over EMSB staff cuts for students with special needsA plan to cut more than 100 positions supporting special needs students within the English Montreal School Board is sparking concern among parents and staff.CanadaJun 16
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Calgary families cut out of school bus service for upcoming yearA number of students and parents in the Calgary Catholic School District will have to find new ways to get to and from class next year.EducationJun 16
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Ontario man fighting Stage 4 cancer seeking answers on out-of-country coverage denialShved, 37, has tried various treatments, but the cancer is progressing and his oncologist said he would be a good candidate for tumour-infiltrating lymphocyte therapy.HealthJul 9
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Rogers shutters six local radio stationsRogers Sports and Media is shutting down its Sportsnet 650 radio station in Vancouver and Sportsnet 960 station in Calgary, as well as four other stations.SportsJul 7
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Online activity suggest conspiracies fed accused Montreal gunman’s ‘buffet extremism’The shooter's manifesto detailed grievances against capitalism, pornography and bourgeois society, and a hatred of women aligned with the incel or 'involuntarily celibate' mindset.CrimeJun 24
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Ontario jail forced to take servers offline after suffering ‘breach’ of security systemsStaff at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont., realized the jail had suffered a 'breach related to its security systems' sometime on June 1.CanadaJun 17
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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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Canada Day deals 2026: Best home, fashion & outdoor discounts right nowRead on to find standout Canada Day deals from Simons, lululemon, Aritzia, and more, all offering discounts to help you save money and get a head start on your summer shopping.The CuratorJun 30
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Edmonton Public Schools to ‘pause’ international school tripsIn a letter to parents, one school's principal writes the division made the change 'amid a complex global landscape of evolving political, economic and public health challenges.'FeaturesJun 5
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Hammonds Plains residents call for halt to new development over wildfire concernsThree years after a wildfire destroyed more than 150 homes outside Halifax, a community group is calling for a moratorium on new developments in the area due to safety concerns.CanadaJun 1
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B.C. investing millions to target chronic property offendersThe program, called the Chronic Property Offending Intervention Initiative, will bring 12 new regional hubs, helping to reduce street disorder and crimes targeting local businessesCrimeJun 22