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Fort Road reopens following years of construction, business owners eager to recoverTraffic is once again flowing smoothly along Fort Road — a sight that hasn't been seen in three years along the northeast Edmonton thoroughfare.TrafficAug 12
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B.C. announces appointment of new chief coronerThe British Columbia government has appointed Dr. Jatinder Baidwan as the province's new chief coroner following the retirement of Lisa Lapointe earlier this year.HealthAug 8
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Athletes test out ‘anti-sex’ cardboard beds for the 2024 Paris OlympicsAre the cardboard beds in the Olympic Village really to prevent athletes from canoodling, or is it all one big conspiracy theory?TrendingJul 23
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N.S. charities using online raffle site will now face new ‘piece of red tape’An animal rescue charity in Nova Scotia says changes to an online platform that runs raffles – now requiring ticket buyers to verify their location – is a 'kick in the stomach.'CanadaAug 17
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The loonie is faltering. Here’s why the U.S. Fed might provide a liftThe U.S. Federal Reserve is set to make an interest rate decision on Wednesday, with BMO's chief economist signalling there could be implications for the Canadian dollar.MoneyJul 30
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Wall Street, global markets plunge as fears grow of slowing U.S. economyThe tumbles were spurred by Friday’s report showing unexpectedly slower hiring among U.S. employers, raising fears of a coming recession.EconomyAug 5
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How many doctors does Canada have? Feds to fund research to find answerThe money is being divided among research groups that aim to collect and study data on Canada's health workforce, which has been difficult to gather across health systems.CanadaJul 11
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Canada’s McIntosh strikes triple gold in ParisIt's definitely been Summer's Games.SportsAug 3
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Toronto’s medical officer of health, who led COVID-19 fight, to resignDr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto's medical officer of health who led the fight against COVID-19, says she will leave the post by year's end.CanadaMay 14
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N.S. emergency department deaths hit six-year high, doctors point to ‘bed-blocking’Nova Scotia's health authority says emergency department deaths hit a six-year high in 2023, with 666 deaths compared with 558 the year before.HealthJul 10
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Frustration in Surrey and Langley at new SkyTrain’s mounting cost, delaysThe B.C. government revealed Thursday the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain line will cost just under $6 billion, with a forecast service date of late 2029. In 2022, the cost was $4 billion.CanadaAug 16
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‘Unforeseen challenges’ spur cancellation of 2024 edition of popular air show northwest of EdmontonOrganizers noted they are already looking at potential options for a possible event in 2025.CanadaJul 10
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B.C. business decries ‘money grab’ to make pandemic patio permanentHide and Seek Coffee in Oak Bay ultimately had to pay $2,000 and go through a city council meeting to have the patio approved.PoliticsJul 15
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Urban fishers drawn to Montreal’s Lachine Canal despite industrial pastParks Canada recommends consuming fish caught in the canal "in moderation" because of the layer of contaminated sediment on the bottom.CanadaJul 16
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Donald Trump urges unity in RNC speech, but sticks to populist messageTrump. known best for his bombast and aggressive rhetoric, began his acceptance speech with a softer and deeply personal message that drew directly from his brush with death.U.S. NewsJul 19
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China’s leadership is meeting to address the economy. What’s at stakeFurther support for high-tech industries that are considered vital for national security and future growth is all but certain, along with related industrial policies.WorldJul 15
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Tim Walz: Kamala Harris taps Minnesota governor as VP pickHarris announced her choice of Walz to be her running mate ahead of a joint tour of U.S. battleground states that will mark the next phase of the election campaign.U.S. NewsAug 6
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B.C. premier says ‘zero’ chance of no-prescription opioidsPremier David Eby says there's a "zero per cent chance" B.C. will implement recommendations by the provincial health officer for no-prescription "safer supply."HealthJul 12
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‘Without consequence’: Intelligence memos warn of runaway political violence onlineCanadian intelligence officials say threatening rhetoric is increasingly seen as a legitimate way to express frustrations, grievances and dissent.CanadaJul 15
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Canada caps Olympic Games with record medal haulCanada's record performance at the Olympic Games in Paris did not happen without thorns, but athletes provided unforgettable sporting moments.SportsAug 11