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Waterloo region cites water capacity issues amid population boom, aging infrastructureWaterloo Region is facing a newly identified water capacity issue, raising concerns about growth, aging infrastructure and long-term climate resilience.CanadaDec 21
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Quebec doctors consider moving to Ontario due to introduction of Bill 2Since Quebec passed its new pay reform bill just over two weeks ago, 285 doctors have applied for a licence to gain the ability to work in Ontario.HealthNov 12
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Ontario still short of long-term care bed goal, data in fiscal update showOntario has built 6,700 new long-term care beds with 18,000 more underway, still short of its 58,000-bed goal by 2028; but officials say new funding will help meet the target.HealthNov 6
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International student enrolment cap deals heavy blow to Atlantic universitiesInternational student cap deals heavy blow to Atlantic universities as local business leaders express concern over economic falloutEducationOct 21
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Unheard. Unserved: Misdiagnosed for years, terminal cancer patient says more access could save livesThe 45-year-old mother of two says the hardest aspect of her vulvar cancer diagnosis has been coming to terms with leaving behind her eight-year-old twins.HealthNov 5
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Ontario hospitals told to find savings; ministry doesn’t rule out service cutsThe Ontario Hospital Association has said that hospitals ended last year $360 million in the red and need an additional funding to keep pace with population growth and inflation.HealthOct 20
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B.C.’s older clinic funding model ending in 2026 but not all doctors agreeThe ministry says population-based funding has extremely high administrative requirements and costs, with providers spending more time on paperwork and less time on patient care.HealthDec 23
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Spike in suspected bear attacks leaves multiple people dead in JapanReports of bear attacks in Japan, including in residential neighbourhoods, have become more common in recent years.TrendingOct 14
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Flu hospitalizations rise sharply as H3N2 spreads across CanadaFor the week ending Dec. 13, Canada saw 11,646 new cases of the flu being detected, which means 27.7 per cent of all the tests conducted in the country came out positive.HealthDec 19
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Most Canadians support oil and gas expansion, differ on priorities: IpsosNew data suggests the majority of Canadians support efforts to expand oil and gas development, including expanding and building pipelines — but within that, their support differs.EconomyDec 18
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Vacancies for nurses, support workers tripled since 2016, StatCan findsFrom 2016 to 2024, the vacancy rate for health-related occupations nearly tripled, increasing from 2.1 per cent to 5.8 per cent, the report said.HealthDec 2
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Carney’s Liberals hold narrow lead over Conservatives as 2025 ends: pollApproval of the Liberal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney is 15 points ahead of the party overall, according to the new Ipsos poll conducted for Global News.PoliticsDec 16
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Hundreds of Canada goose deaths in Manitoba leave wildlife experts perplexedInfectious disease and wildlife experts are scratching their heads at the recent discoveries of mass Canada goose deaths in southern Manitoba.TrendingDec 10
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Bear attacks 2 in Japan grocery store, ransacks sushi sectionExtra police patrols were deployed to busy commuter routes in the area where the grocery store attack occurred to ensure the safety of children on their way to school.TrendingOct 8
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Quebec losing $1.5B a year as anglophones face high unemployment, lower wages: reportA new report finds anglophones face higher unemployment and lower wages in Quebec; gaps that researchers say carry major economic consequences.EconomyDec 5
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Ontario hospitals say they have $1 billion in funding needsHospitals across the province struggled with deficits, with many of them — small and large, urban and rural — ending the year in the red.HealthOct 8
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Number of people starting ADHD meds is up 157% in Ontario: studyA study published Thursday in JAMA Network Open looked at all prescriptions for stimulant drugs such as Ritalin and Adderall dispensed in the province between 2015 and 2023.HealthDec 11
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Quebec unions launch legal fight against Law 14On Monday, the CSQ, CSN, FTQ, CSD and the APT filed a lawsuit in Quebec superior court, arguing Law 14 infringes on workers' rights and gives the government unprecedent power.CanadaDec 1
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NB Power to offer leniency for vulnerable populations to avoid winter disconnectionsNB Power says it will offer more leniency for vulnerable populations who have difficulty paying their bills. Customers who qualify must still make 'some payment' each month.CanadaNov 28
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As H3N2 sweeps across Canada, what to know about flu’s heart attack riskAn influenza infection brings with it an increased risk of heart attack and stroke, data published in the Journal of the American Heart Association says.HealthDec 23