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  • Most bed bug ridden cities across Canada are in Ontario. Here’s which ones
    Orkin Canada, a pest control company, has released its annual list of the "bed buggiest" cities, with Toronto taking the top spot for the seventh straight year.
    Canada
    Mar 19
  • Alberta man loses daughter’s ashes amid bed bug confusion
    'When I heard that they had thrown away my daughter, it honestly felt like we had lost her all over again,' said Mistaken Chief, whose daughter's remains were in an urn necklace.
    Canada
    Mar 6
  • ANALYSIS: Jets face real playoff-calibre test in Big Apple Tuesday
    The question begs to be answered: Will this be the kick-start to the required level of execution versus a fellow division leader?
    Sports
    Mar 18
  • Stress builds as deadline to vacate some Halifax homeless encampments inches closer
    With Halifax’s deadline for residents to leave five homeless encampments just one week away, stress is growing among unhoused residents and volunteers.
    Canada
    Feb 19
  • Ontario won’t raise tuition as colleges, universities beg for financial help
    Both the premier and the finance minister have ruled out increasing tuition fees in Ontario. The province is, however, considering financial help for post-secondary institutions.
    Education
    Feb 13
  • The best time to start planting your garden this spring
    10 essentials to get your garden ready for the coming growing season and our meteorologist dishes on the best time to start planting.
    The Curator
    Apr 19
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  • Disturbing evidence admitted in voir dire hearing for B.C. man accused of killing wife
    Naomi Onotera, a Surrey School District teacher-librarian, was reported missing on Aug. 29, 2021, and was last seen leaving her home a day earlier.
    Crime
    Apr 29
  • Shop these 7 on-trend handbags for spring
    From woven totes and big bucket bags to bold, embellished designs, read on for the top purse trends that took spring 2024 runways by storm--and get ready to shop.
    The Curator
    Apr 16
  • Neighbours upset ‘eyesore’ structure in Charleswood given OK despite lack of permits
    Despite a lack of permits or approvals for the project, neighbours say a city appeals committee allowed an enormous garage to remain as-is.
    Politics
    May 2
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  • Ontario to increase fines for ‘bad actor’ employers
    Labour Minister David Piccini says his government will introduce legislation next week that will see fines increased for violations of the Employment Standards Act.
    Politics
    May 3
  • Blue Jays top Yankees 3-1 in series opener
    Every pitch is a process for Blue Jays starter Chris Bassitt. He'll often bend down or talk to himself before locking in and unloading from an arsenal that offers both variety and quality.
    Sports
    Apr 15
  • Our top 5 Amazon deals of the week
    Looking to shop great deals? Here are our favourite deal items up for grabs this week on Amazon. Save big on Fitbit, L'Oreal and more coveted brand items.
    The Curator
    May 1
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  • Parents of slain Halifax teen grapple with grief, anger: ‘No one listened’
    The parents of 16-year-old Ahmad Al Ahmad, who was killed outside a Halifax mall on Monday, say they moved to Canada from Syria in 2016, but haven't felt safe living here.
    Crime
    Apr 30
  • Several baby products have been recalled by Health Canada. Here’s the list
    Health Canada has recommended that users contact the concerned companies for a refund and stop using the recalled products immediately.
    Canada
    Apr 25
  • ‘If we stay with it, they will come’: Canucks sticking to game plan with series tied 1-1
    Despite Tuesday's 4-1 loss to the Nashville Predators, the Vancouver Canucks say they plan to stick with a style of play they believe can win the series.
    Sports
    Apr 24
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  • Mother’s decapitated body found in garbage bag, Toronto murder trial hears
    Dallas Ly sat quietly Monday as assistant Crown attorney Jay Spare told the jury that it is an admitted fact that he stabbed his mother Thanh 'Tien' Ly and caused her death.
    Crime
    Apr 29
  • ‘We feel good about ourselves’: Jets coach Bowness optimistic after Game 2 loss
    Despite the Jets losing 5-2 to the Colorado Avalanche in Game 2, head coach Rick Bowness saw improvements in his team’s play from Sunday.
    Sports
    Apr 24
  • Moose Jaw snags 4 spots in CAA Top 10 Worst Roads ranking
    Moose Jaw had four roads make the top 10 worst road rankings from CAA.
    Traffic
    Apr 30
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  • Nova Scotians can now play in big-money Toronto Blue Jays’ 50-50 lottery
    Nova Scotians will now be able to buy 50/50 tickets online that are sold at Toronto Blue Jays baseball games --all in a bid to support children and youth sports. 
    Canada
    Feb 12
  • Abandoned dogs being found in ‘deplorable condition,’ Brampton warns
    Brampton is sounding the alarm after seeing a rise in abandoned dogs over the past few weeks, including some being found in 'deplorable condition.'
    Canada
    Apr 18
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