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B.C. warns of contaminated shellfish riskThe centre says eating contaminated shellfish can lead to serious illness, including paralytic shellfish poisoning, amnesic shellfish poisoning and diarrhetic shellfish poisoning.HealthJun 18
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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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Woman dead after alligator bites off her arm in Florida riverThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said the woman was bitten on both of her arms and her boyfriend was the one who made the phone call to police.U.S. NewsJun 30
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A wet June in Saskatchewan delays Saskatoon berry season, helping haskapsFarmers and experts are noticing a slight delay in the ripening of Saskatoon berries, while other crops thrive from the notably wet conditions of the previous month.CanadaJul 6
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California is banning ‘sell-by’ food dates. How Canada’s packaging comparesStarting Wednesday, California Assembly Bill 660 went into effect. The law prohibits the use of 'sell-by' dates on food packets in an effort to reduce food waste.ConsumerJul 3
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Why an anchovy shortage will make your next slab of salmon more expensiveLove them or hate them, anchovies could end up making your grocery bill more expensive because of its use in fishmeal used for seafood and livestock feed.ConsumerJul 9
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British presenter Jeremy Clarkson reveals cancer diagnosis on his TV showClarkson, one of the U.K.'s most well-known TV figures, shared the news during filming of his hit Amazon documentary show 'Clarkson's Farm,' in episodes that aired on Wednesday.TrendingJun 17
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12 great gifts for hosts with the mostGift the joy of easy entertaining with these perfect host gifts from Salt & Stone, Crock-Pot, Simons and more.The CuratorJun 18
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Nova Scotia launches three-year plan to expand its $2.2-billion seafood industryFisheries Minister Kent Smith says the goal is to help the sector cope with rising costs, labour shortages and global trade challenges.CanadaJun 24
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Using cultural connection to quit smoking across the PrairiesWhile quitting smoking can feel like an uphill battle, an Indigenous-led program is helping by providing a hands-on approach to reducing commercial tobacco use.HealthJun 10
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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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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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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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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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Canada slaps 10% tariff on canned vegetable imports for up to 200 daysThe tariff will not apply to imports from the U.S., Mexico, Israel, Chile, and developing countries 'in accordance with Canada's international trade obligations,' Ottawa said.CanadaJun 19
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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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SpaceX stock surges in 1st day on Wall Street. Everything you need to knowSpaceX officially launched as a publicly traded company Friday morning, and Elon Musk's company carries the largest valuation ever seen for a Wall Street debut.MoneyJun 12
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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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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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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