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Girl allegedly attacks police officer over vape in Durham RegionA girl allegedly attacked an officer over a vape in Durham Region, sending the officer to hospital and leading to charges for the teen, police say.CrimeJun 4
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Vaping in Canada may cost more as of July 1. Here’s whyVaping in Canada could cost more this summer due to a tax increase proposed by the federal government in this year’s federal budget.CanadaMay 19
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Vape liquids may release hundreds of toxic chemicals when inhaled, study findsThe Ireland-based researchers found about 127 acute toxins, 153 health hazards and 225 irritants in the studied vaping products.CanadaMay 11
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Cape Breton man arrested for second-degree murderPolice in Cape Breton say a man is facing second-degree murder charge in relation to a death on July 23rd.CrimeJul 25
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American man, 2 N.S. youth, killed after head-on crash in Cape BretonRCMP in Nova Scotia say the triple fatality involved a truck and Honda Civic. The crash happened early Saturday morning on Highway 19 near the community of Mabou.CanadaJul 22
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Want to quit smoking? WHO recommends these treatments for tobacco usersThe World Health Organization has published its 'first-ever' clinical treatment guideline for people who want to quit tobacco use – which is on the decline in Canada and globally.HealthJul 2
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Toxic metals in vapes may pose major health risks for youth, study findsThe study, published Monday in the Tobacco Control journal, says vaping may increase the risk of exposure to lead, uranium and cadmium.HealthMay 1
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A school installed vape and sound detectors. Ontario says guardrails are neededWhile Stephen Lecce defended the use of vape detectors in high school washrooms, he acknowledged the government might need to take a closer look at which devices are installed.PoliticsMay 1
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Winnipeg firefighters say Anderson Avenue blaze likely caused by vape batteryWhile the blaze was extinguished in less than 15 minutes, two people were assessed by paramedics at the scene, with one sent to hospital for further treatment.FireMay 2
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Andrew Tate can now leave Romania despite rape, human trafficking caseAndrew and Tristan Tate must stay within the European Union while they wait for trial proceedings to begin.TrendingJul 5
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New plan to limit cellphone use, ban vaping in all Ontario schoolsThe Ford government announced it is introducing limits on cellphone use in schools and banning vaping devices in a move to help improve learning in the classroom.EducationApr 28
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Man found dead inside apartment along Edmonton’s Whyte AvenuePolice investigators could be seen walking around the three-storey apartment building on 82nd Avenue in Edmonton on Wednesday morning.CrimeJun 26
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Vape detectors with listening abilities installed in some Peel school washroomsVape detectors installed in some Peel Region school washrooms also have technology to listen for loud noises. One privacy expert worries the technology could expand 'dramatically.'EducationApr 29
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‘Monumental cedars’: Old-growth clearcut next to iconic B.C. park raises concernsA conservationist is raising the alarm after finding ancient cedars clearcut just outside an iconic North Vancouver Island provincial park.EnvironmentJun 20
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The Paris Olympics are almost here. Here are 5 things to knowFrom new sports to the schedule, here are some of the most popular questions people in Canada have been asking on Google about the Paris Olympics.SportsJul 20
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Woman finds priceless 2,000-year-old Mayan vase in Maryland thrift storeOfficials said the vase is believed to have been made by Indigenous Mayan people in Mexico between 200 and 800 CE.TrendingJun 21
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Why is convicted child rapist Steven van de Velde allowed in Olympics?Steven van de Velde pleaded guilty to raping a 12-year-old British girl when he was 19, after meeting the minor online and chatting with her for months.SportsJul 25
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Ontario to ban cellphones in classrooms. What’s changing and how will it work?On Sunday, Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced new rules for vaping and cellphones that will be introduced at schools across the province when the academic year begins.EducationApr 30
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Drive-by shooting shatters windows at Vancouver barIsabelle's Bar and Tavern in Yaletown was behind police tape Wednesday following a drive-by shooting. No injuries were reported, and Vancouver police have no suspects at this time.CrimeJul 10
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‘Too much red tape’ behind decision to cancel Montreal’s Canada Day paradeOrganizers cite an overwhelming amount of construction and bureaucratic regulation at every turn as the reason for cancelling this year's July 1st Canada Day parade.CanadaJun 21