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Toronto’s bike share program preparing for starring role in World Cup logisticsThe city expects roughly one in 10 soccer fans to get around using a bike when the World Cup comes to Toronto. Bike share organizers say they're getting ready.CanadaJun 10
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Pancreatic cancer pill that doubled survival may get Canada clinical trialMedical oncologist Dr. Jennifer Knox independently reviewed a U.S.-led study of the experimental drug daraxonrasib and calls the results "amazing."HealthJun 3
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Data says Canada is in a technical recession. This think tank is waryDebate has raged on Parliament Hill over whether the country is in a recession since Statistics Canada reported last week that the economy shrank for two quarters in a row.EconomyJun 5
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Scratching that bug bite might feel good at first but science explains why it’s a bad ideaWASHINGTON (AP) — You've likely heard it since childhood: Don't scratch that bug bite or rash, you'll make it worse. But why would something that feels so good be bad?HealthJun 27
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‘A risky deal’: N.S. seniors looking to downsize hesitant because of rental marketA Nova Scotia senior looking to sell his home and downsize says he's worried he won't be able to afford a rental unit in Halifax.CanadaJun 3
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Toronto readies itself for thunderstorms during 2nd FIFA World Cup matchAt 7 p.m., Ghana and Panama will kick off their first Group L match in front of 40,000-plus fans at Toronto Stadium for the city's second game of the World Cup.CanadaJun 17
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Saskatoon domestic violence court supports survivorsDomestic violence court cases are heard every Tuesday in a therapeutic court aimed at holding offenders accountable and connecting families with support.CanadaMay 13
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Saint John housing project aims to break cycle of homelessness for youthNine supportive housing units are being built to offer at-risk youth a safer and more stable place to live, and is being called the first of its kind in New Brunswick.CanadaMay 22
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Outdoor upgrades for the perfect summer spaceThese trending additions create easy ways to soak up the sun—no major renovations required. Read on for finds from top brands like Article, Simons, Veradek and more.The CuratorJun 17
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World Cup legacy: Inside Toronto’s transit preparations to host FIFA matchesToronto is putting the finishing touches on its World Cup plan, a transit strategy it could continue after the games are over if it all goes well.CanadaJun 8
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PCOS, a condition that affects 1 in 10 Canadian women, is being renamedThe announcement was published in the Lancet, which states that the condition affects 170 million women during their reproductive years alone.HealthMay 13
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‘Not putting up with this’: VPD directing drug users to overdose prevention sitesFollowing pushback, B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne said on May 27 that VCH would not proceed with the overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken Street at this time.HealthJun 4
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Canada’s big banks brace for more bad loans, focus on ‘de-risking’Canada's biggest private banks are reporting quarterly earnings this week, and the first three have signalled they are continuing to set aside money in case some loans default.EconomyMay 27
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Motherless Day events gain popularity with ‘pity parties’ for those grieving and celebrating momMotherless Day events offer a way for those who have lost their moms to grieve, honour and celebrate, while every one else enjoys traditional Mother's Day.CanadaMay 10
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The ultimate Father’s Day gift guide for the dad who loves the outdoorsThis Father's Day, upgrade the things he already loves doing outside, courtesy of brands like Birdfy, LG and even Dyson.The CuratorJun 14
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‘Motherless Day’ event comes to WinnipegWomen across the country have launched events in their cities that bring together people who have lost their parents and one is coming to Winnipeg this SundayCanadaMay 7
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Canada’s auto industry at ‘inflection point’ dependant on U.S. free trade: reportThe report outlined various paths for the auto industry, ranging from an increase in its unit volume to two million by 2040 or seeing assembly plants shutter by the same year.CanadaMay 13
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Is a robot lawn mower worth it? Everything you need to know before you buyIf you’ve been robot lawn-mower curious, this is your complete guide—from Mammotion, Segway, eufy and more.The CuratorMay 26
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Lethbridge city council postpones integrated fire, EMS funding decisionLethbridge city council voted to delay any decisions surrounding the ongoing funding concerns for the 114-year-old integrated emergency services model.PoliticsMay 7
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Edmonton’s historic High and Low level bridges to be replaced: ‘Run their course’The High Level Bridge and Low Level Bridge have exceeded their lifespans and continued rehabilitation will end up costing much more than replacement, the City of Edmonton said.TrafficMay 19