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  • Is there a link between stroke and climate change? A study may have found one
    Scorching hot days and frigid cold spells may be contributing to an increasing number of deaths and disabilities from stroke, according to a new study.
    Health
    Apr 11
  • Nearly two dozen trees in Harris Park coming down for $2 million upgrade
    Twenty-five trees will be removed to make room for the construction, especially near the shoreline, where roots may intertwine with the erosion control structure.
    Canada
    Mar 13
  • Smith says she expects Poilievre to work with Canadian provinces to give cities housing cash
    Smith said she has no problem with Poilievre's proposal to give municipalities a building bonus to incentivize housing construction as long as he goes through her government.
    Politics
    Apr 12
  • Cargo companies start to reroute away from Montreal amid fears of port strike
    A major transport company has rerouted cargo away from the Port of Montreal over fears of a potential strike, prompting concerns that others may follow in its wake.
    Economy
    Mar 27
  • Bridge safety in Metro Vancouver questioned after Baltimore ship strike, collapse
    Dozens of vessels pass beneath the Lions Gate and Ironworkers Memorial bridges every week, raising questions as to whether the Baltimore collapse could happen here.
    Canada
    Mar 26
  • ‘Virtually zero chance’ of seeing gas cost $1 per litre in Canada again: report
    A price-monitoring company says Canadians aren't likely to see gas cost less than $1 per litre again amid a carbon price hike, along with geopolitical strife.
    Money
    Apr 2
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  • Crombie refuses to weigh in on federal carbon tax
    Repeatedly pressed on the matter, Bonnie Crombie refused to comment on the federal carbon price but said the Ontario Liberals 'won't add additional tax burden to Ontarians.'
    Politics
    Mar 19
  • 30 years after Rwanda genocide, cautious optimism history won’t repeat: Dallaire
    Romeo Dallaires says he remains concerned about the continued presence of the genocide's perpetrators and masterminds in Africa and around the world — including in Canada.
    Politics
    Apr 7
  • Ottawa wants to tie access to $6B in new housing funds to fourplex approval
    The Liberals plan on including a $6-billion housing infrastructure fund in the upcoming budget and to access it, municipalities and provinces must allow fourplexes.
    Canada
    Apr 2
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  • Ontario Liberals strike committee to study carbon tax options
    Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie says her party is studying climate change and carbon pricing as the Ford government tries to wedge her on the issue.
    Politics
    Mar 8
  • ‘This could be the big one of the winter’: climatologist on Manitoba storm
    There's a special weather statement from Environment and Climate Change Canada for much of Southern Manitoba -- including Winnipeg -- as the winter storm moves in.
    Weather
    Mar 1
  • ‘They’re hungry’: Ticks are waking up in Canada as weather warms
    Canada's warming temperatures signal the arrival of spring and blooming flowers, but they also stir ticks from their winter hiding spots, poised to latch onto unsuspecting hosts.
    Health
    Mar 10
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  • Quebec launches new helpline for politicians after hundreds quit office
    A new telephone helpline is available starting Wednesday for politicians in need of assistance, after almost 10 per cent have quit since the 2021 municipal elections.
    Politics
    Feb 28
  • Peterborough city councillors spar over future of portfolios system
    Coun. Keith Riel argued he was not consulted on proposed charges to the councillors' portfolios structure, which would drop the number of portfolio roles from 27 to 12.
    Canada
    Feb 27
  • Quebec court ruling on secularism law fuels debate on notwithstanding clause
    The court's endorsement of the use of the clause, which allows governments to override fundamental Charter rights, is sparking debate about the constitutional provision.
    Canada
    Mar 2
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  • EV shift could prevent thousands of premature deaths in kids, report claims
    Transitioning to zero-emission vehicles by 2050 could prevent thousands of premature deaths, along with millions of asthma attacks and respiratory illnesses in children.
    Health
    Feb 21
  • Crime, safety, housing at top of city’s list, says mayor of Kelowna
    The mayor delivered his annual state of the city speech on Thursday before a crowd of 300 people.
    Canada
    Feb 16
  • Alberta, Sask. NDP pan federal party’s bill banning oil ads
    “We already have legislation around false advertising, and we are more interested in advancing ideas that can actually help people,” the statement from Alberta and Sask. NDP said.
    Canada
    Feb 12
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  • Avian flu: More than 3M birds affected in Canada amid global outbreak
    The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the ongoing response to the country's avian influenza outbreak is 'unique' for this time of the year.
    Canada
    Feb 16
  • Hamilton city council approves 5.79% tax increase for 2024 budget
    A 10-6 council vote gave the go-ahead for the 2024 budget, which included Mayor Andrea Horwath's approval.
    Canada
    Feb 15
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