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Royal Canadian Legion $1M donation to support PTSD research at University of AlbertaMore than $1 million from the Royal Canadian Legion's poppy fund will go to the Heroes in Mind Advocacy and Research Consortium (HiMARC) at the University of Alberta.FeaturesNov 26
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Germany to give more than $1 billion for Holocaust survivors’ home care in 2026BERLIN (AP) — The organization that handles claims on behalf of Jews who suffered under the Nazis said Wednesday that Germany has agreed to extend another $1.076 billion (923.9 million euros) for Holocaust survivors ' home care around the globe for the coming year.HealthOct 28
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PlayStation, Nintendo & Xbox: Our ultimate guide to choosing a gaming consoleFrom PlayStation and Xbox to Nintendo Switch, read on for the best gaming consoles on everyone's wish list.The CuratorNov 26
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Trump vows 100% tariff on foreign movies, levies on furnitureThe 'movie making business has been stolen from the United States of America, by other Countries,' Trump said, without indicating how the plan might work.EconomySep 29
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Quebec judge declares Northvolt insolvent as province recovers $200 millionThe money comes from bank accounts belonging to Northvolt that were frozen after its Swedish parent company declared bankruptcy in March.CanadaSep 5
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Lytton celebrates first new municipal building, 4 years after fire razed villageCommunity leaders held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first of the village's municipal buildings to be replace: a new public works building.FireAug 29
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Amid overcrowding, Surrey schools turn to hybrid remote learningSurrey schools are piloting a hybrid remote learning program as they grapple with a shortage of classroom space.EducationAug 22
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Are these the AI music industry jobs of the future?AI is opening up new job categories in the music industry. Some of them are pretty cool. Others are concerning.EntertainmentAug 24
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UNB launches virtual reality training to boost hands-on nursing educationThe University of New Brunswick is rolling out virtual reality for nursing students — with $500,000 in provincial funding to support the program over three years.EducationJun 26
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Trump, Zelenskyy, others invited to Ukraine meetings before Putin summitNeither Zelenskyy nor European leaders have been invited to Friday’s summit between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska.WorldAug 11
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Trump vows ‘severe consequences’ if Ukraine war persists after Putin summitZelenskyy is due to meet with European leaders first, in preparation for a virtual call with Trump and Vice President JD Vance about an hour later.WorldAug 13
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Trump-Putin summit watched with ‘curiosity,’ hope by Ukrainians in CanadaCanada is home to the second-largest Ukrainian diaspora in the world, who say they appreciate Canada's role in backing Ukraine while warning against appeasing Russia.WorldAug 15
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Why many music fans are having more ‘remember when’ conversationsIt’s so easy to get lost in thoughts about 'the good old days' when life was simpler and so many possibilities lay ahead. Music fans are not immune to this.EntertainmentJun 15
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Will AI’s job impact be dystopian or optimistic? Maybe both, experts sayIs AI coming to take your job? While tech CEOs are issuing dire warnings, many experts remain unconvinced about any immediate job impacts.CanadaJun 6
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How Mennonite women are building bridges between public health and community amid measles outbreakLow German-speaking Mennonites face language, trust barriers amid Ontario’s largest measles outbreak in decades, as health workers push to bridge the gap.HealthJun 5
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As premiers get set to meet Carney, what’s on their wish list?The federal government is developing what it calls a "national interest" bill to fast-track nation-building projects with a streamlined regulatory approval process.CanadaJun 1
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Measles cases show signs of exponential growth in western Canada, say health expertsAs the measles epidemic in Canada shows signs of exponential growth, public health experts in Alberta and Saskatchewan are stepping up their efforts to get people vaccinated.HealthMay 8
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Carney says projected Liberal win comes at ‘hinge point in history’Global News is projecting that Mark Carney's Liberal Party will form government. It's not yet clear if that will be a minority or majority government.CanadaApr 28
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Saskatchewan mining students gain experience through VRSaskatchewan Polytechnic has created and is using a virtual reality (VR) mine to help advance mining education and hands-on learning opportunities for its students.EducationMar 10
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Saskatchewan schools grateful for extra funding in 2025 budgetIn the Saskatchewan provincial budget announced on Wednesday the education sector will be receiving an overall budget of $3.5 billion.EconomyMar 19