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New secondary school to be built in Tumbler Ridge following mass shootingPremier David Eby made the announcement on Thursday, saying students cannot return to the school where such a devastating event happened.EducationMay 7
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Battle brewing between Ontario education minister, trustee over use of school portableThe Peel District School Board's government-appointed supervisor wrote to trustee and vice chair David Green telling him he must stop using a portable to store items.CanadaMay 12
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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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Halifax school librarian, social worker positions up in the air after changes to fundingCouncillors recently voted to ratify a new five-year supplementary education funding agreement this week, with the funds prioritizing music and fine arts in schools.EducationMay 15
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Richmond’s gender-neutral, non-competitive elementary track meets spark divisionThis year, at Richmond elementary track meets, students participate in a wider range of events and can pick between competition and recreation.EducationMay 20
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San Diego mosque shooters met online and expressed hate before attack: FBIThe shooting was the latest in a string of attacks on houses of worship and comes amid rising threats and hate crimes targeting the Muslim and Jewish communities.CrimeMay 19
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Why does the music of your youth sound better than what’s out today?Chances are you've heard the music your kids are listening to and wondered what's wrong with their musical taste. You're not alone. This has been happening for millennia.EntertainmentMay 10
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Russia hits Kyiv with ballistic missile, damages buildings and schoolsThe intense aerial assault damaged buildings across the Ukrainian capital, including near government offices, residential buildings, schools and a market, authorities said.WorldMay 24
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Hegseth says Trump doesn’t need Iran war approval while ceasefire in placeThe U.S. Senate hearing saw the defence secretary reject accusations that the Iran war was launched without evidence of an imminent threat or without a coherent strategy.U.S. NewsApr 30
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B.C. woman speaks out about living with rare, stigmatizing genetic conditionNeurofibromatosis, or NF, Type One, affects one in every 2,500 Canadians. It is a rare genetic disorder. One woman is now speaking out about her experience.HealthMay 20
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‘Senior Assassin’ game prompts warnings, but students say it’s all in good funThe 'Senior Assassin' game for Grade 12 students has an app that collects video evidence and tracks the leader scoreboard. Police in the country have been issuing warnings though.CanadaMay 1
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From review to reversal: Kleisinger back as women’s basketball coach at U of RAfter a review, Michaela Kleisinger has been hired as the head coach of the University of Regina Cougars women’s basketball team.SportsApr 28
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Trial begins for man accused of murdering girlfriend’s friend two years agoThe trial has begun for a Vaughan man charged with the second-degree murder of his girlfriend's close friend, shot to death two years ago.CrimeMay 21
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U.S. links Toronto consulate shooting to alleged Iranian-backed commanderAn man has been charged with terrorism offences in the U.S. and is accused of helping direct the March shooting at the U.S. consulate in Toronto and other attacks.CrimeMay 16
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Data show racial, language disparities in mandatory Ontario teacher math testResults of a math test teacher candidates in Ontario must pass to be certified show striking disparities across language, age and racial groups, the teachers' federation says.EducationMay 4
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Toronto man accused of murdering neighbour over bbq smoke takes the standA 36-year-old software developer denies he has anything to do with the disappearance and subsequent murder of his former neighbour, Rayeez Habib.CrimeMay 22
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‘Ash, smoke and flames everywhere’: Memories of the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfireThe 2016 Fort McMurray wildfires left a mark on many people in the city. Here are some of their memories of the day the fire known as "The Beast" came to town.CanadaMay 1
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Calls grow for Quebec to restrict energy drink sales as some pharmacies remove themAs calls grow on Quebec to act on restricting the sale of energy drinks to minors, some pharmacies in the province announced they were removing the drinks from their shelves.CanadaMay 6
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Munchy the missing pug reunited with family after Downtown Eastside adventureMunchy means everything to us,” Jessica Chen told Global News in an interview. “I would say Munchy was the beginning of our relationship.”CanadaMay 5
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Gillingham announces candidacy as Winnipeg municipal election race beginsFriday marked the official start of Winnipeg’s mayoral race in the lead-up to the October municipal election, and the current mayor is running for re-election.PoliticsMay 1