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Ontario projects $36B in deficits over 3 years as trade war delays balanceThe Ford government is planning to run $36 billion in deficits over the next three years, as the province braces for the long-term impact of the trade war with the United States.PoliticsOct 29
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Bombers’ Broxton named CFL’s top offensive linemanJarell Broxton of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers was named the CFL's top offensive lineman Wednesday.SportsNov 4
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Expert says bus model involved in deadly Calgary crash considered ‘extremely safe’A chain-reaction crash happened when a transit bus hit several vehicles before rear-ending a parked bus, igniting an explosion that left three dead and more than a dozen injured.CanadaOct 17
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Immigration increase could be on the horizon, Carney suggests in interviewPrime Minister Mark Carney suggested a "controlled increase" in the country's population could be on the way in a recent interview with the New York Times.CanadaSep 29
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Health-care advocate Dr. Paul Parks aims to unseat Alberta health ministerDr. Paul Parks, an E.R. doctor for 26 years, says he's seeking the NDP nomination in Cypress-Medicine Hat, which is currently held by UCP Primary Health Minister Justin Wright.PoliticsNov 3
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Canadians choosing pricier destinations over Cuba amid crisis: travel agentsThe U.S. oil blockade against Cuba triggered severe fuel shortages in the country prompting Canadian airlines to suspend flights to the island destination earlier this year.CanadaNov 7
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Ironman kicker René Paredes bids farewell to CFLRené Paredes took deep breaths to get through it.SportsNov 5
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OSAP pause leads career college to suspend classesAn Ontario career college has suspended its academic operations as a result of a province-wide pause on student financial assistance to all private post-secondary institutions.EducationOct 17
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China nominates health official Song Li to lead WHOOther candidates for the WHO head position who have been announced include Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al-Kuwari of Qatar, Dr. Hanan Balkhy of Saudi Arabia and Dr. Hans Kluge of Belgium.WorldOct 8
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As U.S. shifts peptide rules, these are the risks experts want you to knowAs peptides are pushed by self-prescribed 'wellness influencers,' experts weigh in on their targeted uses, consequences of misuse, and how they became a social media trend.HealthOct 16
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‘Back in God’s country’: New goalie Clay Stevenson joins Winnipeg JetsStevenson practiced with his new team on Wednesday for the first time since being claimed off waivers from the Washington Capitals.SportsSep 30
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What could happen to home prices if the foreign buyers ban expires?The foreign homebuyers ban is scheduled to expire on Jan 1, 2027, which means home prices are at risk of rising sharply if there is pent up demand from non-residents.ConsumerOct 13
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Alberta’s stuffed gopher museum closes as owners seek new burrowThe World Famous Gopher Hole Museum, located in Torrington, has been forced to close the doors because the two historical buildings housing the exhibits need to be replaced.EntertainmentOct 6
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Ontario hospital plans to cut hundreds of jobs amid province-directed budget planHamilton Health Sciences is planning to eliminate more than 400 jobs, a move it is directly tying to provincial marching orders to balance budgets.PoliticsSep 24
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Toronto voters want action on affordability, housing ahead of municipal electionMore than 50 people are vying to lead Toronto for the next four years, but polls suggest it will be a tight race between incumbent Olivia Chow and councillor Brad Bradford.PoliticsOct 12
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Nobel prize awarded to 2 economists for their work on how to manage shocksAmerican economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford won the Nobel Memorial Prize in economics Monday.WorldOct 12
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Leonard looking to the future with RaptorsKawhi Leonard doesn't want to talk about the past, instead he is looking to the future with a young Toronto Raptors team that could help him cement his legacy as one of the NBA's all-time greats.SportsSep 28
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Oilpatch profits vastly outpacing spending — at least for now: DeloitteHigh prices have created a windfall for Canada's oil producers, with that sector the biggest contributor to non-financial industry profits during the second quarter.EconomyOct 8
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As federal budget nears, Canada’s health ministers to meet to talk fundingProvinces and territories have raised concerns about the federal budget, which forecasts an end to some targeted health care funding after March 2027.HealthSep 28
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Former soldier who shot at synagogue was suing military for $1M over vaccination policyDocuments obtained by Global News show Sean Ward declined the COVID-19 vaccine and was deemed “unsuitable for further military service.”CanadaSep 24