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Canada must fix pandemic gaps before next health crisis, experts warnAn expert panel of doctors and researchers say Canada needs to learn from the COVID-19 pandemic and take action before the next health emergency strikes.HealthOct 16
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Politics not a factor in delay of warrant targeting Liberal powerbroker: BlairFormer public safety minister testifies that multiple top secret documents meant for his desk never made it to him as foreign interference probe continues.CanadaOct 11
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Calgary Stampeders in danger of missing CFL playoffs for first time since 2004Calgary has made 18 straight trips to the playoffs, which is the longest active streak in the CFL and fourth-longest in league history.SportsOct 2
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India reports 1st case of fast-spreading mpox strainOn Monday, Reuters cited sources within the Indian Health Ministry as saying that the case reported in Mallapuram belonged to the new strain.HealthSep 25
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Mail-in voting may be disrupted by postal problems: U.S. election officialsThe letter to U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy came from two groups that represent top election administrators in all 50 states.U.S. NewsSep 11
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Toronto’s bike lanes cost millions to install. How much will it be to remove them?The province has confirmed plans to remove bike lanes from Bloor Street, University Avenue and Yonge Street as part of new legislation.PoliticsNov 5
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MP says he’s baffled by Alberta minister’s claims about pandemic billThe bill from Toronto MP Nate Erskine-Smith, called "an act respecting pandemic prevention and preparedness," is currently before the Senate.PoliticsOct 28
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Bird flu: What we know about Canada’s 1st human case detected in B.C.H5 bird flu is widespread in wild birds worldwide and is causing outbreaks in poultry and U.S. dairy cows, with several recent human cases in U.S. dairy and poultry workers.HealthNov 11
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‘Shocked and disgusted’: Spike in OPP costs catching Ontario towns off guardA spike in the cost for contracting the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is catching some towns by surprise, leaving one mayor feeling 'shocked and disgusted.'CanadaOct 25
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CRA says 330 employees fired for inappropriately claiming CERBThe CRA said last year they were launching an internal review to determine if employees had received CERB, with approximately 600 people identified for further investigation.CanadaOct 16
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Biden vows to ‘make every day count’ before leaving White House to TrumpJoe Biden sought to both console Americans disappointed in Vice-President Kamala Harris's loss and defend his legacy, despite voters delivering a strong rebuke to his presidency.U.S. NewsNov 7
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‘Past financial practices’ at Ontario hospital now under fraud probe: policeAfter multiple reports reports around poor financial spending Southwestern Ontario's largest hospital network is now under investigation for fraud.HealthOct 31
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Tupperware’s sale to lenders approved, paving way for brand’s exit from bankruptcyTupperware agreed to a lender takeover last week, pivoting from a previously planned asset auction.ConsumerOct 31
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Porter Airlines’ ascent: Can the comfort carrier last in Canadian skies?Porter Airlines is looking to win over passengers with an 'elevated economy' experience. Here's what Porter's ascent means for the rest of Canada's air industry.ConsumerOct 13
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Okanagan restaurants continue closing amid tough economic climateThe economic climate has been tough, especially for independent restaurants, which are still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.CanadaNov 8
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Ethics committee reopens Boissonnault inquiry in wake of new ‘Randy’ textsEmployment Minister Randy Boissonnault has been called to testify before the ethics committee for a third time after new court documents revealed more ‘Randy’ texts.PoliticsNov 12
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As homeownership plummets, young Canadians are moving in with family: pollSome 26 per cent of Canadians aged 18 to 34 own a home today, down from 47 per cent in 2021, according to new Scotiabank polling released Tuesday.MoneyOct 29
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With B.C. teen sick in hospital with suspected bird flu, what should parents know?Dr. Anna Wolak, a family physician in Vancouver, said many parents are likely having flashbacks to the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite this flu being a single case.HealthNov 11
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Ontario police getting new powers to deal with car rallies in mall parking lotsThe Ontario government is changing legislation to give police more power over impromptu car rallies in parking lots and increase penalties related to auto thefts.PoliticsNov 1
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RCMP report reveals new details on GTA man and his ‘camel-toe’ fake tooniesAn RCMP report says Durham Regional Police Service reported fakes circulating in Toronto in early 2020. It took 15 months for the Royal Canadian Mint to ask RCMP to investigate.CanadaNov 11