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Using AI for medical advice can cause you harm, Canadian doctors warnThe Canadian Medical Association says the trend is especially alarming because so many people don't have access to a primary care provider.HealthFeb 10
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Dog kicked in ‘disturbing’ video removed from owner’s care: Sudbury policeA small black dog that was kicked in a 'disturbing and upsetting' viral video has been removed from the owner’s care, Sudbury police say.CrimeFeb 18
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Canada’s Homan falls to American Peterson at GamesBody language told part of the story for Rachel Homan's Canadian curling team Friday at the Winter Olympics.SportsFeb 13
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Canada’s Sarault wins 1,000m short-track silverDespite seizing silver, Canada's Courtney Sarault gave only a modest nod of the head after crossing the finish line Monday.SportsFeb 16
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Missing baby feared dead after mom’s remains found in St. Albert apartmentRCMP believe 23-year-old Ayla Egotik-Learn was killed on or near Dec. 5, 2025 and her missing child, nine-month-old daughter Braylee Beasley, is also dead.CrimeJan 29
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Toronto mayor says police chief needs to ‘earn trust back’ after arrests of officersLast week, a major investigation led by York Regional Police resulted in an array of charges against Toronto officers accused of aiding organized crime.PoliticsFeb 10
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5 things to know from Friday at the Winter GamesFrom early-round hockey action and a shocking unravelling in men's figure skating to the end of an illustrious Olympic career, here are five things to know from Friday at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games:SportsFeb 13
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Support for Alberta independence sits at 3 in 10 in favour, poll findsAs groups continue to collect signatures on a petition regarding Alberta independence, new polling shows support for the movement doesn't appear to be budging.PoliticsFeb 9
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Okanagan parents fear new funding model will hurt children on autism spectrumThe province said it's investing an unprecedented $475 million for the new model over three years to support children in need.CanadaFeb 17
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Canada’s Eliot Grondin win Olympic silver againCanadian Eliot Grondin wore a smile with his silver medal Thursday after being edged by Austrian Alessandro Haemmerle for the second straight Olympics in snowboard cross.SportsFeb 12
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Abandoned baby monkey Punch dragged by older macaque in heartbreaking videoThe baby monkey was abandoned by his mother at birth and raised by zoo staff who gave him a stuffed orangutan to provide comfort.TrendingFeb 20
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Ottawa, Meta remain in talks to restore news after ban tied to online billMeta removed news from Facebook and Instagram in Canada in response to the 2023 Online News Act, which the U.S. has identified as a trade irritant.CanadaJan 28
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Calgary widow turns grief into community ahead of Valentine’s DaySix weeks before her wedding, Hannah Carnat-Gronnerud lost her fiancé in a sudden accident. She is now transforming grief into connection for widows.CanadaJan 31
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Five things to watch on Sunday at the Winter GamesFrom the Olympic debut of men's dual moguls to more men's hockey action, here are five things to look out for at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Sunday, Feb. 15:SportsFeb 14
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Shia LaBeouf arrested after fight during Mardi Gras in New OrleansThe 39-year-old actor was reportedly involved in an incident shortly after midnight outside a bar in New Orleans' French Quarter.EntertainmentFeb 17
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Manitoba teacher disciplined after investigation reveals he ‘mimicked’ crying studentA Manitoba teacher was disciplined after admitting to professional misconduct involving a nine-year-old student with higher needs, amongst other previous offences.CanadaJan 22
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As AI ‘very quickly’ blurs truth and fiction, experts warn of U.S. threatResearchers warn AI-generated disinformation will be increasingly coming from the United States, particularly amid future battles over Alberta and Quebec independence.TechFeb 7
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Canada set for women’s doubles luge debutOn their first day of a get-to-know-you summer trip together, Kailey Allan saw Beattie Podulsky get scared by a spider web and fall down a hill.SportsFeb 10
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Surging demand for child care in Toronto reduces low-income subsidies offeredAnnual budget documents show the city handed out 7,700 fewer child care subsidies than it had planned to, even as the waitlist for subsidies hit just over 16,000 children.CanadaJan 27
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World leaders react to ‘senseless’ Tumbler Ridge shooting: ‘Horror has struck’Tuesday afternoon's mass school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has been called 'one of the worst mass shootings' in Canada, minister says.CanadaFeb 11