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COVID-19 cases increase in Quebec amid ‘very, very contagious’ variantQuebec is seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases. Experts forecast we will see more infections in the months to come, and recommend the most vulnerable receive their booster shot.CanadaJul 23
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Alberta man swept away by B.C. river after trying to rescue 2 youthsPolice say Stan Cappis of Red Deer was swept away after he and a friend jumped into the North Thompson River to rescue two youths.CanadaJul 13
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Alec Baldwin trial: Jury selection begins in ‘Rust’ shooting caseAlec Baldwin could get up to 18 months in prison if jurors unanimously decide the actor was at fault when the revolver that he was holding onset fired and killed Halyna Hutchins.EntertainmentJul 9
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Canadians are among the world’s most indebted. How they handle that debt variesThe report said interest rate hikes by the Bank of Canada from 2022 to 2023 has left many Canadians facing issues with saving and households debt.CanadaJul 5
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Kamala Harris, endorsed by Biden, could become first woman to be presidentJoe Biden said Sunday that deciding on Kamala Harris as vice president was “the best decision I’ve made.” She could make history.U.S. NewsJul 21
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Tigers tame Jays 5-4 with clutch home runsChris Bassitt was irritated.SportsJul 19
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Redblacks rally early, late to edge winless Elks 37-34Quarterback Dru Brown completed a couple of long touchdown passes in the second half and Lewis Ward kicked a 38-yard field goal as time expired and the Ottawa Redblacks overcame an early deficit to defeat the Edmonton Elks 37-34 on Sunday. After Edmonton scored to tie the game with eight seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Elks booted...SportsJul 15
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‘War’ on B.C. deciduous forests: Environmental groups call for end to herbicide useThe province sprays thousands of hectares of B.C. forest with the herbicide glyphosate, and it's causing more harm than good, Stop the Spray BC members said in Peachland.FireJul 5
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Canada’s priorities at NATO summit take backseat to spending concernsAnalysts say Canada should be front-and-centre for talks on Arctic and Indo-Pacific security, but its failure to meet defence spending targets may get in the way.CanadaJul 9
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Get medi-spa results at home with these dermatologist-tested productsMedical spas treatments can quickly add up so why not treat yourself at home with medi-spa level products that are dermatologist recommended.The CuratorMay 29
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East Toronto tenants share struggles of year-long fight against rent increasesA group of tenants at buildings in Toronto’s Thorncliffe Park Drive have withheld rent to protest what they say are above guideline rent increases being sought by their landlords.CanadaJun 12
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Police say gun violence is going down in EdmontonIn May there were 10 reported shootings, which is down 50 per cent from May of 2023 when there were 20.CrimeJun 11
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Winnipeg Jets add two goalies, re-sign defenceman, lose four to free agencyThe Winnipeg Jets filled a void between the pipes with the return of Eric Comrie to the organization and the addition of Kaapo KahkonenSportsJul 1
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Trudeau to tell allies to stay resolute with Ukraine focus of NATO summitCanada will be reassuring allies of its commitment to NATO when the prime minister heads to Washington, D.C., this week for a summit of the alliance's leaders.WorldJul 7
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‘Freaking out’: Manitoba woman’s dog attacked by rabid skunk, sparking concern'I was freaking out just a little bit. My first question of course was, "Is Lopen OK?" Because skunks can deal some damage — absolutely.'CanadaJun 20
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Jacob Hoggard appeals sexual assault conviction in Ontario courtThe musician was granted bail hours after being sentenced, pending his appeal in the case.CrimeJun 19
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Live in a city? A chirpy, greener area might make you happier: studyCanadian city-dwellers surrounded by a symphony of birds and a variety of trees might be reaping surprising benefits: better mental health.HealthJul 2
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More than 51,000 people expected for B.C. Lions home opener, 50 Cent concertThe B.C. Lions home opener will be a packed house with more than 51,000 expected to attend the game and a 50 Cent concert.SportsJun 14
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B.C. store owner saves senior from falling prey to Bitcoin scamPriya Badesha, co-owner of the Red Rooster Food Store, said she noticed an older gentleman walk into the store and head towards the back where the Bitcoin machine is located.CrimeJun 11
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New bar looking to end LGBTQ+ nightlife drought in Atlantic Canada’s biggest cityThe couple behind Rumours Cabaret want their new space to be a hot spot for drag queen and king performances, live music and dancing, with community space for meetings.CanadaJun 5