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EI benefit claims are up for working-age men and women: StatCanA growing number of men and women in the working-age population are getting unemployment benefits, recent data from Statistics Canada shows.EconomyAug 23
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Youth unemployment is near decade-highs. What will it take to fix it?A new report is warning youth unemployment has reached a "troubling" high, hitting a level not seen since 2012, and it could cost the Canadian economy billions in the next decade.CanadaNov 19
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As Canada’s diabetes rates stabilize, experts say it’s not all good newsAs global diabetes rates rise, prevalence of the disease in Canada has stabilized in recent years, with women seeing the most progress, new research suggests.HealthNov 14
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N.B. election: Liberals promise full coverage for one round of in vitro fertilizationNew Brunswick's Liberals are promising to cover the costs of one round of in vitro fertilization treatment for people trying to have a baby.HealthOct 11
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Millions in Ontario expected to live with a major illness by 2040: reportOver a span of 20 years, the number of adults living with a major illness in Ontario is expected to nearly double, a new report from the University of Toronto warns.HealthOct 16
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Quebec floated plan to shift doctors to most vulnerable. Are they reconsidering?Quebec floated a plan to reassign family doctors from healthy patients to the most vulnerable, a move experts warn could be 'detrimental' to overall patient care.HealthOct 17
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How an Anishinaabe elder is using online video to pass on her language to childrenNolan launched a series of online videos last month to introduce the language — called Anishinaabemowin — to the very youngest members of the community.CanadaSep 27
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Immigration cap may cut home supply gap by 45% — if Ottawa’s math is rightIf Ottawa is successful in implementing the new population limits, the housing supply gap would stand at 658,000 units in 2030, the PBO said Friday.EconomyNov 15
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Alberta forestry minister says wolverine, lynx, otter trapping limits lifted to gather dataAlberta Forestry's Todd Loewen says it was impossible for him to defend the ban on wolverines, lynx, otters, and fishers because population numbers for the animals are unknown.EnvironmentNov 7
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‘Tired of people being coddled’: Mother of Winnipeg murder victim fed up with systemThe mother of a man who was killed who was stabbed to death at a Winnipeg library in 2022 says she doesn't know how to move on, as every day brings new headlines about violence.CrimeNov 5
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1st mpox vaccine for children approved by WHOThe World Health Organization has authorized the first mpox vaccine for children, a decision experts hope will help make immunizations more widely available.HealthNov 20
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Canada’s health-care spending projected to outpace economy in 2024: reportCIHI's national analysis predicts expenditures will rise by 5.7 per cent in 2024, compared to 4.5 per cent in 2023 and 1.7 per cent in 2022.HealthNov 7
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Montreal city council votes down motion to declare homelessness state of emergencyMayor Valérie Plante says councillors agree that the high number of unhoused people is an urgent concern but declaring a state of emergency would not help.CanadaNov 19
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As U.S. election polls show tight race, ‘take a breath,’ experts sayWhile pollsters do everything they can to present accurate pictures of an election and predict a result, the job has gotten more difficult in recent years.U.S. NewsNov 1
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T&T stores ‘outperform’ rest of Loblaw network amid growing populationLoblaw CEO Per Bank pointed to Canada's growing population and a rising demand for 'multicultural' products as helping to drive sales at T&T Supermarket.MoneyNov 13
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Era of ‘unlimited supply of cheap foreign labour is over,’ minister saysCanada's immigration minister also suggested Ottawa may be looking at boosting enforcement resources to crack down on irregular migrants who don't leave Canada.CanadaNov 13
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Immigration cuts could impact housing market ‘soon,’ experts sayCanada is going to slash the number of immigrants it lets into the country starting next year and experts say it could have an impact on the housing market 'very quickly.'CanadaOct 25
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Can we live much longer? Study says life expectancy may have peakedLife expectancy is an estimate of the average number of years a baby born in a given year might expect to live, assuming death rates at that time hold constant.HealthOct 10
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Calgary city council begins budget deliberations with public hearingCalgary city councillors will consider an overall 3.6 per cent increase to property taxes in this year's adjustments to the city's four-year budget.CanadaNov 18
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BC NDP favoured to win 3rd term but it’s a close race: final B.C. election pollA new Ipsos poll conducted in partnership with Global BC shows the NDP with a very slim two-point advantage over the Conservatives as the 2024 campaign reaches the finish line.CanadaOct 18