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Waterbombers from Quebec and Ontario help Labrador fight wildfire, no rain expected for daysEight amphibious waterbombers are attacking the 15-square-kilometre fire, including two from Quebec and another two from Ontario.CanadaJun 22
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Montreal drivers to take back seat in new Dix30 green revitalization projectThe $20 million overhaul will see the two way street replaced with greenery, pedestrian pathways and some 200 trees as a linear park will be taking root.CanadaJun 27
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Metrolinx making ‘relentless progress’ on Eglinton LRT but still no opening dateMetrolinx CEO Phil Verster said Monday that the line was still edging its way to completion as the transit agency works through a list of ongoing teething issues.PoliticsJun 24
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Southern Alberta hit by severe summer storm on Sunday nightParts of southern Alberta were hit by stormy weather on Sunday night, with ferocious winds and hail causing widespread damage to the town of Hinton.WeatherJul 1
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Hurricane Beryl forces Canadian airlines to cancel flights. What to knowSeveral Canadian flights have been cancelled and travel warnings are in place as hurricane Beryl barrels toward Mexico after leaving a trail of destruction in Caribbean islands.WeatherJul 4
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Crash involving 4 motorcycles along Glenmore Trail sends 1 rider to hospitalCalgary police said four motorcycles were riding along Glenmore Trail on Friday night when one of them lost control and crashed.TrafficJun 29
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New agreement between Manitoba, First Nations to change scope of forestry'For more than a decade, we have been raising concerns about Manitoba's failure to consider protection of our treaty rights and fair resource sharing.'EnvironmentJun 28
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Hamilton councillors set to face dialogue on who should operate city’s LRTA city report is recommending Hamilton’s forthcoming $3.4-billion Light Rail Transit (LRT) system be initially operated by a private contractor, not the city.PoliticsApr 15
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Alberta LGBTQ2 advocates raise concerns after trans youths denied gender-affirming careAdvocates are raising concerns after trans youth are being denied gender-affirming care due to fears of repercussions from the Alberta government's proposed parental rights policy.HealthJun 14
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Prohibited driver arrested after stolen vehicle flees from Peterborough officers: policePeterborough police say officers noticed a suspicious vehicle leaving a parking lot at Beavermead Park and failing to stop for a red light. The vehicle then fled from officers.CrimeJun 6
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Nova Scotia progress report undermined by blown deadline: Disability rights advocateA disability rights advocate says although the province is moving in the right direction, officials can't ignore the fact that it failed to reach a key deadline earlier this year.PoliticsJun 3
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Potential for light rain at Fort Nelson wildfire, B.C. officials sayThe BC Wildfire Service says cooler temperatures, along with higher humidity, should reduce the chances of intense activity at the Parker Lake wildfire.FireMay 15
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Metrolinx refuses to share progress and problems with Eglinton LRTMetrolinx has rejected two access to information requests from Global News seeking progress reports on the long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT.PoliticsMay 30
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A new global pandemic agreement is near. But why can’t countries agree on a plan?After more than two years of negotiations, rich and poor countries have failed — for now — to come up with a plan for how the world might respond to the next pandemic.HealthMay 24
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Bump, set, spike: youth volleyball national championships draw thousands to EdmontonTens of thousands of volleyball players, parents, referees, supporters and spectators have descended upon the Volleyball Canada Youth National Championships in Edmonton.ConsumerMay 24
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Bear sighting in Calgary prompts park and trail closuresConcerns some Calgary residents aren't following the city's waste disposal by-laws is blamed for a recent bear sighting in S.W. Calgary that's prompted some park trail closures.EnvironmentMay 6
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Why U.S. tariffs on Chinese EVs could be a ‘tightrope’ walk for CanadaWith the Joe Biden administration imposing massive new tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, some experts argue that a U.S.-style tariff may not make sense for Canada.CanadaMay 27
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Memorial for Kelowna crane collapse nears fundraising goalA concert in Kelowna, B.C., Sunday night raised nearly $20,000 toward building a memorial to the five men who died when a crane collapsed at a construction site in 2021.CanadaMay 20
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Brossard mayor vows ‘no condos’ as future of former Chevrier bus station remains uncertainBrossard city council would like to see the vacant parking lot turned into a future park for the bustling 'C' section but owners of the land say they are assessing their next move.PoliticsMay 9
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Latest in string of rescues from Vancouver embankment raises concernsRescuers had to rappel down about 45 metres (150 feet) to the bottom of the Grandview Cut, a human-made ravine that serves as a right of way for CN Rail and the SkyTrain.CrimeMay 10