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Mortlach, Sask. welcomes Don Cherry statueWhen passing by Mortlach, Saskatchewan on Highway 1, a familiar face can be spotted. Darren Jones, known also by his artist name, Mr. Cabb, was hired to carve a wooden statue of former hockey broadcaster Don Cherry. The statue of Cherry and his late dog Blue, stands over 15 feet tall and weighs over 2,500...CanadaMay 27
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Okanagan fruit growers raise concerns over mislabeled stone fruit on local shelvesFruit this year should be in short supply following a difficult growing season, but some fruit stand shelves are full.EnvironmentJul 2
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Alberta woman who was born despite IUD suffering from rare diseasesAn intrauterine device is one of most effective forms of contraception, with less than one per cent chance of getting pregnant, experts say.HealthJul 14
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‘A no-go:’ City investigating early-morning rave heard along Toronto waterfrontDozens of posts online complained about a lack of action from city officials after they awoke to throbbing basslines which continued to around 5 a.m. on Sunday.PoliticsJun 3
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Grazing goats return to Lethbridge river valleyA herd of goats will be hard at work in Lethbridge's river valley over the summer, tasked with an important mission vital to the valley's delicate environment.EnvironmentJun 11
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Progress too slow on Truth and Reconciliation calls to action, advocates sayEarlier this month, the federal government were criticized by the Assembly of First Nations for a lack of follow-through on reconciliation promises.CanadaJun 16
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Slow-moving heat wave set to bring record-breaking temperatures across U.S.Widespread temperature records are expected to be tied or even broken during the heat wave, with oppressive heat and humidity expected to last through Saturday.U.S. NewsJul 5
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Unapproved nicotine pouches recalled in Canada. Which ones?Several flavoured nicotine pouches have been recalled in Canada because they were not authorized for sale. So far, only one nicotine pouch has been approved by Health Canada.HealthJun 13
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Record-setting turnout for Saskatoon council’s Housing Accelerator Fund discussionSeveral speakers took to the podium in Saskatoon's city council Thursday to discuss the Housing Accelerator Fund.CanadaJun 27
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‘Kids just feel so hopeless’: Mother on loss, suicide prevention and men’s mental healthA Nova Scotia mother is speaking out this Men's Mental Health Awareness Month nearly a year after her son died by suicide, in hopes of helping others.HealthJun 6
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Province seizes animals from Manitoba horse rescue, sanctuaryProvincial officials have seized animals, including horses, from a rural property north of Winnipeg. They say their removal is to ensure safety as the CVO investigates.CanadaJun 11
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Oilers superstar McDavid ready for Stanley Cup Final after journey from OHL: ‘He loves the game’Connor McDavid was a star in the OHL after he was granted exceptional status at age 15 before being made the slam-dunk No. 1 pick at the 2015 NHL draft by the Edmonton Oilers.SportsJun 6
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Kitchener high school closed due to ‘threat of violence’St. Mary's High School has issued a notice which says it 'will be closed as we work closely with the Waterloo Regional Police Service to investigate a threat of violence.'CanadaMay 29
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Bob Cole, legendary hockey announcer, dead at 90Bob Cole was the play-by-play voice of countless NHL games.SportsApr 25
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Calm and steadfast, Kris Knoblauch elevates Edmonton Oilers to Stanley Cup FinalWhen Kris Knoblauch became coach of the Edmonton Oilers, they had lost 10 of their first 13 games and the Stanley Cup was the last thing anyone on the team was talking about.CanadaJun 5
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U.S. accuses Russia of launching space weapon into orbitRussian officials derided the claims as 'fake news' as the two countries continue to butt heads at the UN over the issue of space weapons.WorldMay 22
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Warm May long weekend brings welcome start to New Brunswick camping season'Perfect' weather at Mactaquac Provincial Park over the May long weekend delighted campers and sparked hope for an excellent summer camping season to come in New Brunswick.CanadaMay 20
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Trustees call for Alberta to change ‘broken’ school funding model after passing EPSB budgetAfter a report prepared by school board administrators painted a grim picture of the school board's finances, trustees voted in support of a proposed 2024-25 budget on Friday.EducationMay 24
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B.C. fruit likely to be in short supply and expensive this year: produce retailersProduce retailers say B.C. fruit will likely be in short supply and expensive this year after extreme winter weather devastated orchards.EnvironmentMay 7
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Edmonton International Cat Festival returns for 10th anniversary ‘pawty’A paw-sitively purr-fect festival for Edmonton cat lovers is returning for another year of supporting felines in need.FeaturesMay 22