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Can you recycle Christmas wrapping paper, bows and tissues? What to knowTips on how to properly recycle, compost and reuse common holiday waste, such as wrapping paper, boxes and plastic, that is often thrown into the trash.EnvironmentDec 24
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Black bear killed after feeding from garbage, compost bins in southwest CalgaryAlberta's Ministry of Public Safety says a black bear was euthanized after it was repeatedly spotted feeding on compost and garbage in the SW community of Woodbine.EnvironmentNov 13
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GCVI choir performs with Grammy-winning composer at Carnegie HallThe students rehearsed for more than 60 hours ahead of their performance with Eric Whitacre, the Grammy-award winning choral composer, at Carnegie Hall in November.CanadaDec 18
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City, Compost Winnipeg to launch food waste drop-off stationsWinnipeg's mayor says the city will be one step closer to keeping food waste out of the landfill later this much, with the launch of food waste drop-off stations Oct. 15.EnvironmentOct 2
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Take off the tinsel! What to do with your Christmas tree after the holidaysOnce you have decided its time to end your holiday celebrations, what can you do with your tree after you have removed the decorations?CommentaryDec 27
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How to organize your pantry in 6 quick stepsPurge and edit your pantry for entertaining season!The CuratorNov 26
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Animal parts falling from the sky have one B.C. community fed upIn a statement to Global News, the CRSD said "Some of these concerns expressed by residents are not under the CSRD's authority and involve other levels of government.EnvironmentSep 19
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‘The Boss’ reminds Canmore residents to remain bear awareOfficials in Canmore are reminding residents of the Bow Valley to remain bear aware after local bear celebrity ‘The Boss’ made an appearance in town.EnvironmentNov 8
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Ontario school board considers removing garbage bins from classroomsAfter initially issuing a plan to remove garbage clans from classrooms, a Waterloo school board has paused the plan as it will now seek further consultation on the idea.CanadaOct 29
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10 trash cans that make garbage day easyWe've picked cans so cool you may not want to sully them with your garbageThe CuratorOct 11
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Super-sized doggy door helps North Vancouver family coexist with local bearA North Vancouver man has come up with a new take on an old invention that's allowed his family to coexist with a beloved but destructive local black bear.EnvironmentOct 15
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About half of the 7,000 Nova Scotians waiting for public housing are seniorsNova Scotia's deputy housing minister says about half of the 7,000 households on the wait-list for public housing are composed of seniors.CanadaOct 2
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Poilievre seen as best leader to deal with Trump: Ipsos pollAn Ipsos poll released Tuesday shows Liberal support has dropped five points, down to 21 per cent, since September and is now tied with the New Democratic Party.CanadaDec 16
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Most Canadians now want early election as Trudeau support drops again: pollIpsos polling done exclusively for Global News was released Friday and shows over half of Canadians believe there should be an early election.CanadaDec 20
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Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative premier names new 21-member cabinetNova Scotia Premier Tim Houston named an expanded 21-member cabinet today during a ceremony that was closed to reporters.PoliticsDec 12
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens fall to the Washington CapitalsWith wins over the New York Islanders and Nashville Predators confidence was high for the Montreal Canadiens going into game three of their home stand.SportsDec 8
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Canadians more cautious about holiday spending despite tax break: pollThis holiday season, Canadians are being more cautious about their spending despite a tax break on a slew of items, new Ipsos polling exclusive to Global News shows.ConsumerDec 17
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B.C. First Nation creates own emergency health team amid repeated Lillooet ER closuresT'itq'et First Nations members have taken matters into their own hands, forming their own emergency health response team in the wake of repeated ER closures.HealthNov 15
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‘A sanctuary’: How this Halifax choir brings immigrants together to learn EnglishChoir members hail from around the world — Chile, Brazil, Japan, China, South Korea, Kenya — and range in age range from about eight years old to around 60.FeaturesDec 19
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Heading into election year, cost of living still dominates voter prioritiesPrime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberals face an uphill battle to convince Canadians they're the right party to address cost-of-living concerns heading into an election year.CanadaDec 27