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Potable water being restored on 2 BC Ferries after coliform, E. coli foundThe organization did not post any public notifications about the issue; however, Global News got a tip and asked BC Ferries what was happening.CanadaMar 24
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Lead issue resolved on BC Ferries vessel, water and food service restoredThe organization confirmed that multiple recent water samples taken from the vessel, which sails between Swartz Bay and the Gulf Islands, met all safety standards.CanadaMar 31
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Raw milk consumption warnings issued after U.S. newborn dies of listeriaConsuming raw dairy products can expose people to a variety of illnesses including avian influenza, brucella, tuberculosis, Salmonella, and E. coli, among other pathogens.HealthFeb 4
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OPP lay 1st-degree murder, arson charges in homicide cold caseOntario Provincial Police recently put up a billboard near Orangeville, Ont., as part of its ongoing effort to crack the investigation.CrimeApr 29
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Pizza Pops E. coli recall grows as roughly a dozen products now hitThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded a recall notice for some Pillsbury brand Pizza Pops products that may be contaminated with E. coli O26.HealthJan 26
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Youths responsible for West Kelowna reservoir contamination scare, police sayResidents in the Tallus Ridge and Shannon Woods neighbourhoods went five days without being able to drink their tap water after a security breach at the Tallus reservoir.CanadaMar 25
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Pizza Pops contaminated with E. coli tied to 7 hospitalizations, data showsA growing number of Canadians have reported becoming ill and even hospitalized after consuming or handling Pillsbury Pizza Pops that may have been contaminated with E. coli O26.HealthJan 27
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Your spring cleaning questions, answered!Cleaning expert Melissa Maker tackles four of the questions she gets asked most—shoes, screens, windows, and that dust that just will not quit.The CuratorApr 15
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Investigators believe that B.C. cold case could have been random murderWendy Ladner‑Beaudry was out for a jog near 41st Avenue and Camosun in Pacific Spirit Regional Park on April 3, 2009, when she was attacked.CrimeApr 2
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N.B. man flown to hospital by air ambulance, sent to take ferry home in slippersThe family of a Grand Manan, N.B., man says he was airlifted to hospital for care but ended up hours later alone and cold in a ferry parking lot trying to find his way back home.CanadaApr 10
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ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets have found a short-term answer for second line woesThe Jets have seen four straight games with at least a point for a member of the trio of Gabe Vilardi, Cole Perfetti and Adam Lowry. Over a 10-game stretch, the totals are 8-13-21.SportsMar 30
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B.C. man in sex assault cold case sentenced to 901 days in prisonCrown counsel is seeking three years in prison for Arturo Garcia Gorjon, 46, who pleaded guilty in June to three counts of sexual assault against three different women in VancouverCrimeMar 11
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No Name brand beef burgers recalled across Canada for E. coli riskSome No Name brand beef burgers are being recalled in Canada for a risk of E. coli contamination, which food regulators say may make people sick.HealthJan 13
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Amid public pullback, Premier Ford headlines ‘exclusive’ event at members-only clubPremier Doug Ford is headlining an 'exclusive members only' event at a private club in Toronto, where attendees are being promised the opportunity for 'connection and dialogue.'CanadaApr 30
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Ontario education minister grills stakeholders on trustee reform legislationOn Monday public hearings on major education reform began with advocates and politicians discussing an overhaul that will see more power over boards reside at Queen's Park.EducationApr 27
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Ontario redacts almost every word top civil servant wrote about return-to-office mandateThe government is currently rushing its changes to freedom of information laws past public hearings, shielding who the premier speaks to from public view.CanadaApr 22
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Doug Ford says it is ‘not the time to purchase a plane,’ as government scrambles to sellThe premier's office originally said the government purchased the pre-owned Challenger 650 last week to transport Premier Doug Ford across the country and into the United States.PoliticsApr 20
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Progressive Conservatives worry Ford’s private jet blunder is ‘the start of his undoing’Doug Ford said the purchase of the $28.9 million Challenger 650 was a 'mistake,' one that he recognized came at the wrong time as the cost of living rises.CanadaApr 21
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Critics decry Ford government’s $28.9M jet purchase as ‘gravy plane’ for premierThe Premier's Office confirmed the government is buying a pre-owned Challenger 650 to enable 'certain, flexible, secure and confidential travel' to destinations across the country.PoliticsApr 17
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Ontario education minister considering social media ban for under 16sIn an interview with Focus Ontario to discuss his overhaul of school board governance, Minister Paul Calandra said the government is planning the next wave of reforms.PoliticsApr 17