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  • 1 sent to hospital after industrial accident in Burlington: police
    A Halton Regional Police spokesperson says one person was sent to hospital amid an industrial accident just before the noon hour on Thursday.
    Canada
    Apr 4
  • B.C. to harvest 25 deer, will test for spread of fatal chronic wasting disease
    Chronic wasting disease is an infectious and fatal disease affecting species in the cervid family, such as deer, elk, moose and caribou.
    Canada
    Mar 13
  • Massive fire burns Quebec shrimp plant a week after closure announced
    The Matane, Que., mayor described the plant's closure as a 'catastrophe' for the local fishing industry and a shock to a town that prides itself on its ties to the shrimp harvest.
    Canada
    Mar 30
  • Canadian spy agency’s big data program is breaking the law: review body
    The new dataset regime was meant to put rules around how the Canadian Security Intelligence Service can harvest big data for investigations and operations.
    Canada
    Mar 28
  • In B.C.’s forests, a debate over watershed science with lives and billions at stake
    In B.C., a forest-harvest plan is raising hard questions and charged debate about the effects of logging on forest hydrology and flooding.
    Environment
    Mar 17
  • Man completes run across the length of Africa after gruelling year-long trek
    As admirers of Russ Cook (a.k.a. 'Hardest Geezer') celebrated his monumental run across Africa, Cook joked at the finish line he was 'a bit tired' after his 352-day run.
    Trending
    Apr 8
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  • Worker injured after ‘chemical exposure’ at business in Burlington has died, province says
    A Halton regional police spokesperson says one person was sent to hospital amid an industrial accident just before the noon hour on Thursday.
    Canada
    Apr 8
  • Why is olive oil so expensive now? Here’s what to know
    If you've noticed higher prices for extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) at the grocery store, you're probably not alone. The price for the item has skyrocketed in recent months.
    Canada
    Mar 29
  • Extent of damage to Okanagan cherry buds revealed as blossom season arrives
    "Now that we've arrived at blossom time, it really shows the damage," said cherry grower and president of the B.C. Cherry Association, Sukhpaul Bal.
    Canada
    Apr 17
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  • Russell leads Lakers past Raptors 128-111
    After the hardest stretch of his life, RJ Barrett finally returned to his "sanctuary."
    Sports
    Apr 2
  • Inquest into 2018 fatal shooting at Burlington gas station set for late April
    Ontario's coroner will be looking into the circumstances around a 2018 standoff and shooting death at a Burlington gas station on Appleby Line.
    Crime
    Mar 28
  • Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market opens season in new home
    The sun shone down on the first Kelowna Farmers' and Crafters' Market in its new home in the Landmark District.
    Lifestyle
    Apr 6
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  • Severe storms in U.S. spawn potential tornadoes, kill at least 1 person
    One of the hardest-hit areas was northeastern Oklahoma, where a strong weather system containing heavy rains produced three suspected tornadoes.
    U.S. News
    Apr 2
  • World food prices rebound from three-year low, says UN agency
    World food prices rebounded in March from a three-year low, boosted by increases in vegetable oils, meat and dairy products, according to the UN food agency's latest price index.
    World
    Apr 5
  • Moncton cafe that offers safe space to community looking for support to stay open
    A Moncton cafe that has an open-door policy to help those struggling or in need, is in need itself. They're trying to raise $11,000 for a new fridge or risk closing.
    Canada
    Apr 12
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  • Indigenous leaders continue calls for proper consultation in Saskatchewan
    Indigenous leadership from a few First Nation communities gathered in solidarity at the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Duty to Consult Day of Action event.
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • Not peachy: Why a B.C. orchard that grows massive fruit is now relying on veggies
    “There is absolutely no way you can farm in the Okanagan, and be small scale, and sell 100 per cent local, without bringing in additional income,” said farmer Jennifer Deol.
    Canada
    Mar 12
  • Wild ride for staff after turkey breaks into Quebec nursing home
    A Quebec regional health authority says no residents were impacted after a wild turkey broke in to a long-term care centre south of Quebec City over the weekend.
    Canada
    Apr 15
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  • ‘More than a worry’: Quebec shrimp fishery faces climate change, tough economy
    After the owners of a processing plant announced its closure, there's fear that it's not only the Matane shrimp that are on their way out, but the Quebec shrimp fishery as a whole.
    Canada
    Mar 20
  • World’s oldest man, 114, dies shortly before birthday
    Juan Vicente Pérez started working in 1914 at the ripe old age of five years old on his family's coffee and sugar cane farm.
    Trending
    Apr 4
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