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A parasite causing diarrhea is spreading in U.S. as officials investigateAs of July 1, the CDC reported 145 cases of cyclosporiasis across 17 states from May 1 through June 16, with 20 people being hospitalized.HealthJul 3
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Canada’s venture capital gap now an ‘economic sovereignty issue,’ BDC saysCanada's economic sovereignty could be at risk because international players provide a large share of funding to Canadian startups, according to BDC.EconomyMay 27
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Canadian in B.C. hospital with ‘mild’ hantavirus symptomsB.C.’s top doctor is expected to provide an update on Canadians isolating after exposure to a rare hantavirus strain linked to an Antarctic cruise ship.HealthMay 16
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Canadian travel plans will hold steady despite higher energy costs: surveyThe Business Development Bank of Canada report found Canadians are prioritizing domestic travel this year to save money, which could inject billions of dollars into the economy.ConsumerMay 13
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B.C. energy minister frustrated with communications over potential Alberta pipeline routesWith less than a month before the Alberta government hopes to present a pipeline proposal to Ottawa, the B.C. government says it's being left out of the discussions.EconomyJun 9
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Cervical cancer death risk drops near zero for young women after HPV shotIf not immunized, it is estimated that 75 per cent of sexually active Canadians will have an HPV infection at some time in their lives.TrendingJun 18
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Alberta to detail ‘million-barrel-per-day’ pipeline to West Coast ThursdayTim Hodgson, federal minister of energy and natural resources, said Monday that negotiations between Ottawa and Alberta toward a pipeline deal were 'going well.'CanadaJun 30
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Four outdoor maintenance jobs to get your yard summer-readyFrom scrubbing your BBQ to refreshing patio furniture, home expert Melissa Maker shares easy tips to prep for the summer with picks from Dewalt, Scrub Daddy and more.The CuratorJul 1
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Actor Daveigh Chase is dead at 35 after meningitis. What is it?The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines meningitis as "inflammation (swelling) of the lining of the brain and spinal cord."HealthJun 18
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New documents show potential pipeline routes from Alberta to B.C.’s coast'My takeaway, looking at all of them, was that it was going further north than Northern Gateway and a lot of terminuses in Nisga'a territory,' Heather Exner-Pirot said.PoliticsJun 1
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Eurovision director says door is open for Canada to join song contestMartin Green told the BBC on Wednesday that 'nothing's particularly come over my desk' from Canada but acknowledged 'we are an open place' for new participants outside of Europe.EntertainmentMay 14
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Poilievre set to lose communications director seen as an agent of changeKaty Merrifield, 42, joined Poilievre's office last fall and quickly set about changing the Conservative leader's media strategy and communications approach.PoliticsApr 8
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Why the U.S. is blockading the Strait of Hormuz and NATO doesn’t want inMeanwhile, NATO allies including Britain and France said they would not be drawn into the conflict by taking part in the blockade.WorldApr 13
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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale ends tonight: These are the best last minute deals to shop now!Amazon Canada’s Big Spring Sale is here, bringing deep discounts on must-have items–but not for long. Save on top brands including YETI, De'Longhi, Bioderma and more.The CuratorMar 31
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Five things to watch at Games on Saturday, Feb. 14From the first elimination game for the Canadian women's hockey team to a speedskating superstar looking to bounce back from a narrow but disappointing result off the podium earlier this week, here are five things to look out for at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Saturday, Feb. 14:SportsFeb 13
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Five things to watch Wednesday at the Winter GamesFrom the first matches for Canada's men's curling team to possible Canadian medals ice dance, women's moguls and men's 1000-metre speedskating, here are five things to look out for at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Wednesday, Feb. 11:SportsFeb 10
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Canada’s privacy commissioner probing facial detection ads near Union StationCanada's privacy commissioner is investigating the alleged use of facial recognition technology in billboards near Union Station after it received complaints from the public.TechDec 9, 2025
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Key ministers address Assembly of First Nations in Ottawa after Hodgson is bumpedSeveral key federal cabinet ministers addressed the Assembly of First Nations gathering in Ottawa Thursday, including Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne.CanadaDec 4, 2025
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Key cabinet ministers address Assembly of First Nations, but others bumpedAFN Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak has said Budget 2025 failed First Nations because it did not include more infrastructure funding and educational resources for their communities.PoliticsDec 4, 2025
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Carney says First Nations clean water legislation coming next springCarney's promise to revive the legislation came in an address to the Assembly of First Nations gathering in Ottawa just days after he signed a pipeline agreement with Alberta.PoliticsDec 2, 2025