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Cyclists, motorists need to respect each other on Winnipeg streets, mayor saysWinnipeg cycling enthusiasts are encouraging their fellow residents to leave the car keys at home and hop on two wheels.TrafficMay 13
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Convincing AI deepfakes of politicians are getting easier, report warnsResearchers at the Center for Countering Digital Hate tested six popular online AI voice cloning tools to determine how easy it is to create misleading audio of politicians.TechMay 31
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YMCA Cycle for Strong Kids moves to Kelowna’s Stuart ParkThe YMCA's Cycle for Strong Kids is its biggest fundraising event of the year and for the first time in 17 years, it was held in Kelowna's Stuart Park.LifestyleJun 2
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Here’s how would-be homebuyers are responding to the Bank of Canada rate cutDespite an interest rate cut from the Bank of Canada, most Canadians say they'd need to see more easing in borrowing costs before they're able to take a run at the housing market.MoneyJun 11
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How to manage PMS symptoms and boost overall healthFrom fluctuating moods to physical discomfort, here are some ways to help ease PMS symptoms.The CuratorMay 21
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Bank of Canada rate cut is ‘going to matter in people’s pocketbooks.’ Here’s whyThe Bank of Canada cut its policy rate for the first time in more than four years. Here's what that means for Canadians, and where the central bank could go next.EconomyJun 5
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Can a single rate cut make waves in Canada’s housing market? What to knowThe Bank of Canada's 25-basis-point rate cut might have a 'marginal' impact on affordability, but it's the 'psychological' impact on the housing market that experts are watching.MoneyJun 6
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Salmon Arm getting ready for 55-plus B.C. Games later this summerThe Games will take place Sept. 10-14 throughout the city, and will feature 24 sports and activities.SportsJun 8
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Former teachers of Saskatoon independent school allege missing wages: ‘I trusted her’Former employees of Wild Spirit Education in Saskatoon are alleging that they are owed tens of thousands of dollars in missing wages.MoneyJun 10
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‘Game changer’: Final push to build affordable housing development on the Sunshine CoastThe Sunshine Coast Community Services Society offers a range of programming and services that are bursting at the seams. It is now hoping to receive approval for more housing.EconomyMay 24
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S&P/TSX composite up, U.S. stock markets mixed after Fed holds ratesThe latest U.S. inflation data released Wednesday showed consumer prices rose 3.3 per cent year-over-year in May, down from 3.4 per cent in April.EconomyJun 12
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Ontario mom calls courtroom statement ‘slap in the face’ to her dying sonAbby Roby told reporters she believes her son, in semi-palliative care nearly five years after a hit and run, is just holding on to life to learn the sentence in the case.CrimeMay 28
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Go north: Nurses offered $30K signing bonus to work in B.C. health regionThe Ministry of Health is offering $30,000 signing bonuses for positions in Northern Health (NH) and up to $20,000 for remote areas in other health authorities.HealthJun 11
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Do jet lag apps really work? What to know about the science behind themJet lag from travelling can be a nuisance if you’re on vacation, a work trip or even returning home, but there are ways to overcome it.HealthJun 9
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Alberta Sheriffs shut down Calgary house after alleged drug activityAlberta Sheriffs have closed a house in northwest Calgary on Monday after an investigation into alleged drug activity in the area, the province said.CrimeMay 27
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Lawyer injured in crash takes on ICBC over no-fault insuranceTim Schober was cycling to his job as a high-profile business lawyer when he was struck by a vehicle illegally exiting the Pat Bay Highway in August 2021.PoliticsMay 27
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More transitional housing now complete for people experiencing homelessness in KelownaThe new location will provide 60 homes to people experiencing homeless who are 55 and over and people with physical disabilities.CanadaMay 14
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S&P/TSX composite posts small gain Monday, loonie also higherCanada's main stock index posted a small gain Monday, helped by strength in energy and industrial stocks.EconomyMay 27
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Inflation is cooling. So why are Canadians still feeling financial stress?New polling shows that 44 per cent of Canadians identified money problem as their biggest stressor, despite recent slowdowns in inflation. Here's how to take back control.MoneyMay 23
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Government announces tentative contract agreement with Saskatchewan teachersThe Saskatchewan Teachers’ may have a new contract, as the government says a tentative deal has been reached.CanadaMay 17