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‘No indication’ U.S. blueberry recall for death risk impacts Canada: CFIAA Class 1 FDA recall is when 'there is a reasonable probability that the use of or exposure to a violative product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death.'CanadaAug 21
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Stanford scientists just used AI to build a virus to target E. coliScientists at Stanford University have created the first-ever virus designed by AI. Researchers used a generative AI model called EVO 2 to create a specific kind of virus.HealthAug 7
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Montreal farm recalls broccoli microgreens for possible E. coli contaminationA Montreal-based farm has issued a recall for its broccoli microgreens due to possible E. coli contamination, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says.HealthMay 22
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Change of command marks new chapter for 4 Wing Cold LakeAs commander, Col. Tim Woods will be responsible for maintaining 4 Wing Cold Lake’s current operations, while preparing the Alberta air force base for the transition to the F-35.CanadaAug 4
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Cyclospora detected in lettuce from Mexico was false positive, FDA saysA spokesperson for Taylor Farms, the supplier of the lettuce reportedly at the centre of the outbreak, said the company was informed the FDA made a mistake.TrendingJul 20
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Minnesota woman sues Chipotle after being hospitalized for salmonellaIn the lawsuit, the woman claims she was hospitalized with 'a life-threatening complication of the salmonella infection caused by Chipotle's grossly contaminated food.'U.S. NewsAug 7
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Cold front could escalate B.C. wildfires ahead of August long weekendStrong winds and dry thunderstorms are expected to worsen wildfire conditions across southern B.C this long weekend, as more than 1,800 properties remain under evacuation orders.FireAug 1
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Four outdoor maintenance jobs to get your yard summer-readyFrom scrubbing your BBQ to refreshing patio furniture, home expert Melissa Maker shares easy tips to prep for the summer with picks from Dewalt, Scrub Daddy and more.The CuratorAug 2
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Summerland farmer was 12 hours away from harvesting crop when wildfire sparkedCrops in the Okanagan have been hit consecutively, first by a heat dome in 2021, then a cold snap in 2024 that led to the closure of B.C. Tree Fruits Cooperative.FireAug 17
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Ross, Fajardo and Horvath named CFL top playersEdmonton defensive back J.J. Ross, Elks quarterback Cody Fajardo and B.C. running back Zander Horvath have been named the CFL's top players for Week 11.SportsAug 18
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Winnipeg Jets sign forward Cole Perfetti to 5-year contractThe Jets and Cole Perfetti avoided salary arbitration with a new five-year contract for the 24-year-old.SportsJul 15
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Cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce at Taco Bell, Mexico supplierThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said shredded lettuce from a single supplier in Mexico was sent to Taco Bell in five U.S. states.TrendingJul 17
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Ice-cold kitchens: 9 must-haves for styling summer drinks stationsWhat better way to celebrate summer hosting season than with a cheers? Read on for sparkling finds from Pottery Barn, Wayfair, Simons and more.The CuratorJul 16
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Ontario minister charged trade mission meals to riding association instead of governmentVic Fedeli, Premier Doug Ford's trade minister, hasn't charged the public for his meals or other expenses on trips, but records reveal party donors are footing the bill.PoliticsAug 21
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Premier Ford met with Loblaw CEO 1 day after dismissing grocery pricing legislationPremier Doug Ford held a private meeting with the CEO of one of Canada's largest grocery chains as the government rejected efforts to further regulate the industry.PoliticsAug 18
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Punished for dissent: top municipal officials speak out about working with Ford governmentTop municipal civil servants described a government that rushes through the consultation process, and is often "thin-skinned and unforgiving" when faced with criticism.PoliticsAug 18
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Ford government to review Metrolinx, LCBO and other agencies amid hotel expenses scandalFinance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said the government would kick off a review of eight agencies, including Metrolinx, the LCBO and the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.PoliticsAug 5
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Sellers move to less-regulated markets over Ontario’s ticket resale legislationThe legislation, aimed at levelling the playing field for sports fans and concertgoers, mandated that resale tickets cannot be listed for more than face value.PoliticsJul 31
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Ford received home visit from Rogers CEO to talk about ticket legislationJust days after the Ford government put forward measures to cap the prices of resold tickets, the premier received a personal visit from Rogers Communications CEO Tony Staffieri.PoliticsJul 30
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Ford escalates fight over Toronto Island airport, threatens support for rail projectThe Ford government is threatening to rescind support for a high-speed rail line after the Carney government said it would block the expansion of the Toronto island airport.PoliticsJul 29