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Dr. Vivien Suttorp named Alberta’s permanent chief medical officer of healthDr. Vivien Suttorp, a longtime medical officer in southern Alberta, is now the province's CMOH — the first person in three years appointed to the role on a permanent basis.HealthDec 18, 2025
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‘Absolute crisis’: Alberta E.R. doctors keep pushing for state of emergency'The state of the acute-care system in the Edmonton zone is an absolute crisis. I have never seen it this bad,' said a Royal Alexandra Hospital emergency department physician.HealthJan 9
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‘Don’t presume’: Ford explains why government continued to fund company under auditFord, who has previously said the government siphoned off funding the moment the situation was referred to the OPP, suggested the province always presumes innocence during audits.PoliticsDec 10, 2025
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Ontario child welfare audits may not address impact of high-needs kids, government docs sayThat call to action from the premier appears to have been the catalyst for a series of now-delayed reviews of every non-Indigenous Children's Aid Society in Ontario.PoliticsJan 6
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New legal structure of Alberta health system in place, Premier Smith now eyes resultsDanielle Smith's ongoing effort to re-make, re-assemble and re-animate the pieces of the health-care system hasn't been the Alberta premier's only challenge in 2025.PoliticsDec 30, 2025
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Ford government supervisor fires TDSB director of educationIn an all-staff memo, sent on Friday morning, the board's provincially appointed supervisor announced Clayton La Touche would be "leaving the TDSB effective immediately"PoliticsDec 12, 2025
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Saskatoon woman demands better access to social supports for homeless communityA Good Samaritan is demanding change from all levels of government after a frozen Saskatoon night exposed the trouble in accessing social support for those in need.CanadaDec 15, 2025
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Millions of dollars worth of fraud alleged to have happened at B.C. social development ministryA Global News investigation is revealing the many ways the Social Development and Poverty Reduction Ministry is exposed to potential fraud.PoliticsDec 4, 2025
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Atmospheric river forces closure of all major highways between Lower Mainland, InteriorThe Fraser Valley Regional District also declared a local state of emergency on Dec. 10 due to the atmospheric river hitting B.C.'s South Coast.WeatherDec 10, 2025
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London, Ont. restaurant fined $55K after worker injured by customer in 2023An Ontario Justice of the Peace found that the company had no workplace violence policy in place and 'little to no procedure or training' for handling violent situations.CanadaDec 2, 2025
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After sitting for 51 days in 2025, Ford government embarks on winter breakThat brief sitting came after a 19-week summer break, which the government extended by cancelling all sitting days in September and most in October.PoliticsDec 11, 2025
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NDP says the Sask. Party knew about poor conditions in recommended housingThe Coachman Inn Motel has been used by Sask. Party to house social service clients since 2022 and has been paid over a quarter million dollars since then, the NDP says.NewsNov 20, 2025
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B.C.’s heavy rain leaves hundreds on evacuation alert, order, flood warnings remainEnvironment Canada has issued an orange rainfall warning for the City of Abbotsford, due to heavy rain expected, and crews are out assessing culverts, bridges and road conditions.WeatherDec 15, 2025
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Ontario labour minister blames civil servants for controversial funding decisionsAt Question Period, the government faced continued questions over the timing of the audit and why the province didn't freeze provincial contracts immediately.PoliticsNov 18, 2025
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2 B.C. First Nations say government is rushing mine expansion without proper review“We do not consent at this point. We have too much more we have to work through,” said Keith Crow, chief of Lower Similkameen on Friday.PerspectivesDec 5, 2025
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Canada condemns Jimmy Lai’s conviction in Hong Kong, calls for his releaseLai, a former media mogul and outspoken critic of Beijing, was found guilty Monday of violating Hong Kong's stringent, China-imposed national security law.WorldDec 15, 2025
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‘Not getting rid of him’: Ford defends embattled labour minister over skills fundingThe training fund was the subject of an investigation by the auditor general last month, which found it was 'not fair, transparent or accountable' in how it was handled.PoliticsNov 17, 2025
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Alberta’s auditor general says taxpayers lost $109M in DynaLife lab testing debacleAlberta's Auditor General said Wednesday that the UCP government's failed effort to privatize lab services in the province cost taxpayers about $109 million.PoliticsNov 19, 2025
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Teachers react with cynicism to Alberta government’s classroom complexity planThe Alberta government's "Aggression and Complexity in Schools Action Team" released its report on Friday, which was met with a great deal of cynicism from educators.EducationNov 21, 2025
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Donald Trump says U.S. ‘has to have’ Greenland for ‘national security’Trump said he named Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry special envoy appointed to Greenland to 'lead the charge.'WorldDec 23, 2025