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Quebec to investigate 2 colleges over safety complaints around Middle East conflictHigher Education Minister Pascale Déry says her department has received several reports about students feeling "uneasy and even unsafe" on campus.PoliticsDec 3
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As Pacific Islanders struggle with climate change, Canadians can learn a few lessonsDeveloping countries like Fiji are some of the most affected by climate change -- and least able to afford the consequences.FeaturesDec 4
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Alberta minister wants to see $100B in data centre infrastructure in next 5 yearsGlubish says Meta, as well as other major companies including Google and Amazon, are on the hunt for space to build more facilities, and he wants Alberta to be an option.PoliticsDec 4
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Overheated immigration system needed ‘discipline’ infusion: ministerAn "overheated" immigration system admits record numbers of newcomers has harmed Canada's decades-old consensus on its benefits, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said.PoliticsDec 21
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‘A death trap’: Striking Canada Post workers explain the job’s toll on themAs Canada Post workers remain on the picket line, a key point of contention in their demands is their job's growing physical and mental toll—exacerbated by climate change.HealthDec 10
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As COP29 starts, what is Canada’s role in climate finance negotiations?This year's international climate talks are expected to be headlined by fraught negotiations over how wealthy countries should compensate other nations in the climate change fight.CanadaNov 11
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Here’s what Trudeau and Biden talked about in G20 summit meetingThe meeting will take place a day after The Associated Press reported that Biden has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied long-range missiles to strike deeper inside Russia.CanadaNov 18
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Two Port of Montreal terminals shut down as dockworkers begin new partial strikeDockworkers at the Port of Montreal have started a new partial strike today, forcing the indefinite shutdown of two container terminals at the country's second biggest port.CanadaOct 31
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Canada’s emission reduction ‘painfully slow,’ off track for 2030 targetsOttawa has promised to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 40 to 45 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030, but so far they have only fallen seven per cent, a new report says.EnvironmentNov 7
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Former B.C. premier John Horgan dies following battle with cancerHorgan had been in the hospital for much of the past five months after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer in June. He was serving as Canada’s ambassador to Germany.PoliticsNov 12
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Wildfire smoke pollution linked to thousands of annual deaths: global studyA new international study co-authored by a Canadian researcher says climate change is contributing to thousands more wildfire smoke-related deaths than in previous decades.HealthOct 21
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U.S. election: Will Harris, Trump foreign policy plans help or hurt Canada?The next U.S. president will have to respond to a growing number of crises abroad that have a direct American and Canadian impact.U.S. NewsOct 31
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Jasper wildfire: Alberta minister urges improved unified command structureAn Alberta minister told the hearing committee that he believes provincial authorities should have been better integrated into the unified command structurePoliticsOct 8
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Vance, Walz spar in policy-focused VP debate. Here are the key takeawaysVice presidential hopefuls Tim Walz and JD Vance focused their criticism on the top of the ticket on Tuesday as they engaged in a policy-heavy discussion.U.S. NewsOct 2
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Boeing factory workers strike after rejecting proposed wage hikeBoeing aircraft assembly workers are hitting the picket lines Friday after rejecting a proposed deal that would've seen wages rise 25 per cent over four years.U.S. NewsSep 13
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Hurricane Helene unleashes widespread flooding, at least 40 dead in 4 statesHelene made landfall in northwestern Florida as a Category 4 storm as forecasters warned the enormous system could create a 'nightmare' storm surge.U.S. NewsSep 27
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14 deaths may be linked to June heat wave, Montreal public health saysFourteen deaths are potentially linked to the extreme heat reported during a three-day period in mid-June, according to Montreal public health officials.HealthAug 21
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Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to head Bangladesh’s interim governmentAn economist and banker, Mohammed Yunus was awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his work developing microcredit markets. He has been named the head of the interim government.WorldAug 7
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‘A moving monster’: How did the Jasper wildfire become so vicious, so fast?The fast-moving wildfire was fuelled by a web of extreme conditions that converged into what experts described as a monstrous fire.FireJul 31
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What’s behind the political crisis in Bangladesh?The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday urged people to exercise restraint in what it said was a “transitional moment on our democratic path.”WorldAug 6