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‘Hard to fathom’: Some recent Ontario tornado photos were AI, researchers sayResearchers examining damage from a storm that hit London, Ont., last week say two photos claiming to depict tornadoes were AI-generated fakes.CanadaMay 26
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Snapshots: A look at Mats Sundin and John ChaykaThe Toronto Maple Leafs introduced franchise legend Mats Sundin as their new senior executive adviser of hockey operations and John Chayka as general manager Monday.SportsMay 4
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Airbus to supply 150 jets to Malaysia’s AirAsia in multibillion-dollar dealAirbus says the agreement with the low-cost Malaysian airline marks the largest single firm order for A220 planes in the Quebec-based manufacturer's history.EconomyMay 6
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Extreme fitness, viral videos could be boosting ‘rhabdo’ cases, health experts sayViral videos and 'fitspiration' trends can sometimes do more harm than good, according to health experts.HealthApr 21
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A year later, RCMP saying little about missing Nova Scotia kidsAlmost a year after RCMP began investigating the disappearance of two Nova Scotia children, the Mounties still say there is no evidence of an abduction or criminal offence.CanadaApr 29
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Arrested Western University students were making bombs, firearms, police allegeA trespassing investigation in London, Ont., is morphing into a probe that has police accusing four men of actively making explosives and firearms.CrimeFeb 6
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London loses nearly 2M bus riders as student cap hits Ontario transit agenciesBus ridership in London, Ont., decreased by nearly two million riders last year with fewer international students in the province, the city's transit agency says.CanadaMar 27
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Grassy Narrows chief wants Carney to apologize in person for comments about protesterThe Conservative critic for Indigenous Services is adding his voice to calls for Prime Minister Mark Carney to apologize to Grassy Narrows First Nation.CanadaApr 2
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Alberta’s separatist movement is an outlier among global secession efforts: expertsAlberta's secession movement is unlike other separatist efforts in democratic countries across the world, experts say.CanadaMay 27
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As grads enter tough job market, moving home ‘makes perfect sense’: expertsYoung Canadians are living at home for longer with each passing generation, which experts say suggests that the stigma may be fading as economic pressures shift cultural norms.EconomyMay 26
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Toronto library, UHN offer mobile health clinic to reach most vulnerableThe new collaboration between UHN and the Toronto Public Library is aimed at helping people get the help they need, especially for those who are vulnerable like the homeless.HealthJun 2
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El Nino expected to lessen the number of tropical storms and hurricanes this seasonThe Canadian Hurricane Centre is predicting a slightly below average hurricane season because forecasters are anticipating the emergence of a disruptive El Nino climate pattern.WeatherMay 21
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First Nations University hosts summit exploring Indigenous solutions to addictionsA new pilot project is aiming to combine western medicine with Indigenous community-based healing.HealthApr 30
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BTS releasing limited edition hotteok-flavoured Oreos for 13th anniversaryIn a nod to classic South Korean street food, the BTS cookies are flavoured like hotteok brown sugar pancakes and filled with sweet cream.EntertainmentMay 27
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Lions look to build on foundation laid last yearLast season, the BC Lions were just 11 seconds away from advancing to their first Grey Cup since 2011.SportsJun 2
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N.S. premier says he’s pleased with interest from companies after end of fracking banTim Houston told reporters Monday that seven companies responded to a call for firms interested in natural gas exploration.PoliticsMay 25
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‘Lion’ of journalism loses its voice as Vancouver’s Langara College program faces endOksana Shtohryn was attracted to the two-year journalism program at Vancouver's Langara College because it was hands on, quicker to complete than a four-year course.CanadaMay 18
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Police probe of bomb-making chemicals in London, Ont. stretches to Ottawa, GatineauA trespassing investigation at Western University that led to the discovery of bomb-making chemicals has stretched to Ottawa and Gatineau, police say.CrimeFeb 3
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Ottawa puts $200M into space launch pad in Nova ScotiaOttawa will use the funds over the next decade to lease a space launch pad near Canso, Nova Scotia, which will serve as the foundation for a future spaceport.PoliticsMar 16
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Trespassing at Western University uncovers firearm and dangerous chemicals, 4 arrestedFour adults face charges after a trespassing investigation at Western University led to a loaded firearm and hazardous chemicals near campus, police say.CanadaJan 28