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Canadian charities feeling financial crunchCharitable organizations across the country say they are feeling the impact of the rising cost of living. In some cases, donations are down and need is up.CanadaDec 21, 2025
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‘Families are freezing’: Manitoba power outage leaves Pimicikamak in crisis, chief saysResidents of Pimicikamak Cree Nation are evacuating as a prolonged power outage leaves the community without heat and water in extreme cold, Manitoba Hydro says.CanadaDec 31, 2025
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Annual Stuff A Bus helps address growing need at Calgary Food BankCalgarians donated food items on Saturday for the annual Stuff A Bus campaign in support of the Calgary Food Bank. This year is more important than ever, according to organizers.CanadaNov 22, 2025
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Okanagan Humane Society swamped with dog rescues two weeks into 2026Just two weeks into 2026, OHS has already taken in 42 dogs.CanadaJan 15
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Kennebecasis Valley Food Basket expands to address food insecurityBacked by a more than $800,000 upgrade, the non-profit organization is expanding its space and operations.CanadaFeb 2
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Public trust in Toronto police was ‘strained’ before officers’ arrest. What now?A study completed by the police services board last year found public trust in the force was 'strained,' with many concerned about misconduct and uneven standards.CanadaFeb 6
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St. Vincent de Paul Society officially opens new Bagot Street facilityThe St. Vincent de Paul Society in Kingston has officially opened its new Bagot Street location, featuring a grocery-style food bank designed to restore dignity to clients.CanadaJan 13
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Nova Scotia’s new group of emergency volunteers put to the test in the last yearLess than a year after it was established, Nova Scotia’s new emergency corps of volunteers known as the Nova Scotia Guard already has more than 2,600 members.CanadaFeb 3
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Ontario company at centre of OPP investigation donated to Peel police chief’s galaKeel Digital Solutions, which was approved for more than $35 million in government funding, has been accused of 'misleading' the province in an attempt to gain more funding.PoliticsJan 13
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Best storage must-haves for a clutter-free homeThese storage solutions make it easier to create a home that feels lighter, more organized, and ready for the year ahead.The CuratorJan 13
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Sask. man uses 3D printer, assistive tech, to help people with disabilities do everyday tasksA man living with a brain injury is using 3D printing and electronics to create assistive technology, helping people with disabilities do everyday tasks and fun activities easier.CanadaJan 18
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Winnipeg family ‘completely changed’ after woman dies waiting 11 hours in ERStacey Ross waited for 11 hours in the emergency room to be seen before she later died. She had previously spent 12 hours waiting to be seen two weeks earlier.HealthFeb 3
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Assault at Manitoba Hydro building raising concerns about downtown safetyWinnipeg police say they responded to reports of a man with a knife. A member of the public managed to disarm the 18-year-old suspect but was injured in the process.CanadaFeb 2
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Mickey Rourke denies any involvement in GoFundMe to raise money for rentMickey Rourke told his fans that he's 'confused' and 'frustrated' by the GoFundMe that was created by his manager's assistant.EntertainmentJan 6
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Fact File: Police unaware of any link between human trafficking, N.S. cannabis shopsThe Nova Scotia government in December ordered police to crack down on illegal cannabis, with the premier saying the unregulated drug poses a serious public health risk.CannabisJan 21
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Best packing cubes that are worth the hypeRead on for jetsetter faves from brands like Lojel and Beis that will change the way you pack forever. Bon voyage!The CuratorJan 25
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WW2-era prisoner camp won’t be demolished as Ontario council approves restorationJury Lands Foundation will take on the responsibility of fundraising to preserve and repair the former cafeteria building at Camp 30 that was slated for demolition.CanadaJan 21
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N.S. government says even more cannabis dispensaries than originally estimatedThe minister said today his department conducts "routine intelligence" to track dispensaries, but declined to give details.PoliticsJan 15
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5 arrested, 2 sought in extortion and arson attacks on Winnipeg businessesWinnipeg police say they have made several arrests related to a series of extortion and arson attacks on Winnipeg businesses last year.CrimeJan 27
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Mickey Rourke vows ‘severe repercussions’ for GoFundMe ‘scam’Mickey Rourke alleged that over US$90,000 still needs to be 'refunded to concerned' people who donated to the GoFundMe.EntertainmentJan 19