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  • Mental health support still lacking 4 years after mass shooting: Nova Scotia mayor
    Four years after the deadliest mass shooting in Canadian history, the mayor of the community where the tragedy began says accessing mental health resources is still a challenge.
    Canada
    Apr 19
  • Kelowna, B.C., teens rescued in Black Mountain Regional Park
    Two Okanagan teens "did the correct thing" after becoming stranded in Black Mountain regional park: They stopped and phoned for help. The rescue was a textbook operation.
    Canada
    Mar 18
  • ‘Something has to change’: Mother fights for better addiction care after son’s death
    A Nova Scotia woman whose son died from a drug overdose says the province's health-care system failed him, and is calling for better mental health and addiction support.
    Health
    Apr 5
  • Canada Life announces $1 million donation to Kids Help Phone
    The donation, part of a 30-year partnership between Canada Life and Kids Help Phone, will help get more crisis responders trained for the texting service.
    Canada
    Jan 12
  • Could cellphone ban in Ontario schools come to Saskatchewan?
    Ontario's cellphone ban in classrooms raises questions about whether something similar could be coming to Saskatchewan.
    Education
    May 1
  • Calgary senior victim of elaborate iPhone clone scam
    A Calgary senior is warning others after he was tricked into buying a $1,000 iPhone 15 Pro Max that he later found out was cloned.
    Crime
    May 9
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  • ‘It’s about being kind’: Pink Shirt Day raises awareness of childhood bullying
    Manitobans were encouraged to wear pink shirts on Wednesday for the annual Pink Shirt Day, which aims to raise awareness of about bullying, especially in schools.
    Health
    Feb 28
  • Ontario to ban cellphones in classrooms. What’s changing and how will it work?
    On Sunday, Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced new rules for vaping and cellphones that will be introduced at schools across the province when the academic year begins.
    Education
    Apr 30
  • California mom accidentally invites 487 people to child’s 1st birthday
    ‘I have to get a new identity,' a mortified Emily King said in her TikTok video outlining the ordeal.
    Trending
    Apr 26
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  • ‘I’m gonna push’: First-time B.C. mother delivers her own baby on way to hospital
    Vanessa was in labour as they made their way from their Steveston home to B.C. Children's Hospital but they had not gone far when Vanessa realized they would not make it.
    Features
    May 6
  • Manitoba Indigenous-owned tech company helps elders spot scams
    'We want to be as accessible and as accommodating as possible when providing these workshops as well,' Flett said.
    Tech
    Apr 12
  • Inflation dogs Manitoba vets, shelters, pet owners alike
    The costs of food, care and veterinary services are forcing pet owners to make some difficult decisions about their furry companions.
    Canada
    May 1
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  • Apple unveils new, larger iPad models. How much do they cost?
    Apple plans to hold a virtual event on Tuesday where it is expected to show new iPad models, some of which could come with a new chip aimed at speeding up AI tasks.
    Consumer
    May 7
  • New plan to limit cellphone use, ban vaping in all Ontario schools
    The Ford government announced it is introducing limits on cellphone use in schools and banning vaping devices in a move to help improve learning in the classroom.
    Education
    Apr 28
  • The odd history of on-hold music
    We've all been put on hold when we've tried to reach someone. Have you ever thought about the music that plays while you wait?
    Entertainment
    Apr 14
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  • Be prepared: Winnipeggers should plan ahead for emergencies, experts say
    It's Emergency Preparedness Week, and local experts are reminding Winnipeggers to plan ahead.
    Canada
    May 7
  • N.B., Nova Scotia governments to review school smartphone policies
    The two Maritime provinces are taking a look at how to deal with the use of smartphones in schools following restrictions being imposed in other jurisdictions.
    Education
    Apr 30
  • Are cellphone bills falling in Canada? Critics question Ottawa’s claims 
    Trudeau drew the ire of social media users when he posted on X, that 'we’ve cut the cost of cellphone plans in half since 2019 — in part by increasing competition.'
    Canada
    Apr 22
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  • Canada’s most wanted fugitive arrested in P.E.I. over Toronto homicide
    A man who was listed as Canada's most wanted fugitive over a homicide that occurred in Toronto last year has been arrested in the Maritimes. 
    Crime
    May 1
  • PNE staff members awarded for ‘life-saving’ actions
    BCEHS presented Mike Nasr with a Good Samaritan award for his assistance in 2022, and a Vital Link award for his life-saving actions in 2024.
    Health
    Apr 15
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