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Lobster harvesters hope for strong prices as cost of fuel and other expenses soarLobster harvesters are hoping for higher prices this spring as their costs for fuel and other expenses skyrocket.CanadaApr 15
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Global Affairs data shows federal job cuts hit positions abroad hardestCanada's foreign service cuts are disproportionately affecting positions based abroad, according to data shared by Global Affairs Canada.CanadaMay 20
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Sewage emergency in the Comox Valley fixed but residents should stay out of waterEveryone in the City of Courtenay, the K’ómoks First Nation and the Town of Comox cannot flush their toilets or use water that drains into the sewage system until further notice.EnvironmentMay 26
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‘Best before’ date labels behind $12B in waste as food bank demand spikesConfusion around 'best before' labels is contributing to billions of dollars in food waste across Canada, even as local food banks face record demand, a new report says.ConsumerMay 13
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ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets, 31 other NHL teams looking for same thing in BuffaloThe Winnipeg Jets are not alone in its need of a number two centre and a top four defenceman. One or both of those components top the wish list of almost every NHL team.SportsJun 1
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How Ontario colleges are struggling to attract international students after visa changesA roughly 50 per cent reduction in the number of overseas students who could study in Ontario hit colleges hardest, with a drop in enrollment and a growing financial crisis.CanadaMay 21
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Conservatives propose employment insurance reforms for parental leaveConservative employment critic Garnett Genuis and three other Tory MPs ay parents should be able to earn money from childcare services without losing benefits.PoliticsMay 7
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Road to the Referendum: First Nation chiefs fighting Alberta separatism to preserve way of lifeSturgeon Lake is one of the Alberta First Nations at the forefront of legal battles fighting back against the push for the province to separate from Canada.PerspectivesJun 3
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Using AI for retirement investment advice? It can be risky, experts cautionWhile AI can be 'a great way for investors to gain more general knowledge,' being overly reliant on it can be risky because AI 'may not know the full picture,' one expert said.MoneyJun 1
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Quebec’s national library moves ahead with AI cultural databank projectThe province's national library and archives institution, has launched the experimental phase of its proposed government and cultural databank in French and Indigenous language.TechMay 31
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Replace Nutrition North with a new strategy, Inuit group urgesThe organization representing Inuit in Canada says the federal government program meant to subsidize the high cost of food in the region, isn't working and should be scrapped.CanadaJun 9
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Small space gardening: Make the most of every cornerShop these finds from Simons, Veradek and more to get growing.The CuratorMay 15
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Trump denies reports Iran stopped talking to mediators, says talks ongoingIran reportedly stopped communicating with mediators about extending a ceasefire, but U.S. President Donald Trump disputed the claim.WorldJun 2
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Canada sees ‘glimmer of hope’ in reducing poverty, but provinces vary in success: reportThe report calls for a reform of the Employment Insurance program and improvements to social assistance, but notes there has been some positive improvement in tackling poverty.CanadaJun 1
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Surrey’s 2026 Vaisakhi Parade welcomes over 450,000The 2026 Surrey Nagar Kirtan, also known as the Vaisakhi Parade, welcomed over 450,000 people to the Newton area on Saturday, April 18.CanadaApr 22
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B.C. First Nation travels to U.K., seeks compensation 9 years after fuel spillThe First Nation wants the government to come to the table to resolve restoration and compensation for the Nathan E. Stewart oil spill, which happened 10 years ago.CanadaApr 14
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OpenAI violated Canadians’ privacy, watchdogs say in call for legal reformPrivacy watchdogs in Ottawa, Quebec, B.C. and Alberta say OpenAI's collection of personal information to train its early ChatGPT models was "overly broad" and not transparent.TechMay 6
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Snowfall warnings issued as another spring storm takes aim at southern AlbertaEnvironment Canada has issued a 'yellow' snowfall warning for central and southern Alberta, with up to 40 centimetres forecast to fall in the hardest hit areas by late Thursday.WeatherApr 15
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Outdoor patio furniture picks for every style and budgetShop a range of space-smart styles from Wayfair, Pottery Barn, Cozey, and more—perfect for creating a setup that just feels like home.The CuratorApr 27
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Carney’s new advisers may turn to issue of Chinese ‘spy machines on wheels’A new trade advisory committee on Canada-US relations may have to confront a Canada-China EV deal that threatens to drive a wedge between Ottawa and Washington.CanadaApr 21