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Global Okanagan’s Adopt A PetEvery week, Global Okanagan brings you a pet that's available for adoption through the Okanagan Humane Society.CanadaNov 19
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Tim Hortons sales holding up despite ‘difficult’ environment for parent firmMany consumers are now clinging to the deal-seeking behaviours they adopted when inflation was much higher and letting value menus and special offers guide what they buy.ConsumerNov 5
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UN climate talks agree on $300B global funding package for poor nationsThe COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan ran into overtime as negotiators from nearly 200 countries struggled to reach consensus on the climate funding plan for the next decade.EnvironmentNov 23
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Bomb cyclone: What is the weather phenomenon slamming B.C. and U.S.?A bomb cyclone is a large, intense mid-latitude storm with low pressure at its centre, weather fronts and an array of associated weather, from blizzards to severe thunderstorms.EnvironmentNov 20
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Chair of Liberal party’s Indigenous caucus says identity ‘complicated’ as members questionedSome want to know why Randy Boissonnault, who has claimed to be Cree, was touted as an Indigenous member of the party for years, and is now changing his tune.PoliticsNov 15
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Call of the Wilde: Slumping Montreal Canadiens no match for Toronto Maple LeafsThe Montreal Canadiens have now only four wins in their first 15 games after losing to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.SportsNov 10
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Trudeau offers words of support to embattled minister Randy BoissonnaultPrime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters on Tuesday he is 'happy' Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault remains in his cabinet and represents Albertans.PoliticsNov 19
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African nations lose up to 5% of GDP annually due to climate change: reportThe World Meteorological Organization said many African nations are spending up to nine per cent of their budgets for climate adaptation policies.EnvironmentSep 2
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These were Canada’s top 10 stolen vehicles in 2023As car theft finally decelerates in Canada after a surge in recent years, the country’s top 10 stolen vehicles for 2023 have been revealed – and they’re mostly SUVs.CanadaNov 19
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‘Meth poisoning killed my pet’: B.C. owner says cat ate discarded drugsJoey, who was seven years and one month old, had to be put down last week after Sopczak said he ingested methamphetamine left lying around the neighbourhood.HealthNov 6
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens drop the Columbus Blue JacketsThe Columbus Blue Jackets were tired when they arrived in Montreal on Saturday after three games in four nights. The Canadiens took advantage of that and claimed a 5-1 win.SportsNov 17
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Alberta animal rescue looking for support after vehicle fireAn Alberta animal rescue is dealing with a sudden loss after a road trip took an unexpected turn. Now, they're asking the public for help so they can return to full capacity.CanadaNov 12
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Edmonton charities call on Albertans for help amid Canada Post strikeIf a deal isn't reached quickly, some Edmonton charities say a lengthy labour disruption could have huge implications for some of the city's most vulnerable.CanadaNov 16
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What European housing models could do for Canada’s affordability problemsSuch ideas, which have started to gain more traction in Canada in recent years, are already well-entrenched in many parts of Europe.CanadaNov 3
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Mattel apologizes after ‘Wicked’ doll boxes mistakenly link to porn siteThe misprint began making the rounds on social media over the weekend, with 'Wicked' fans pointing out the link to a porn site on the toy doll packaging.TrendingNov 11
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Winnipeg Police Board chair, advocates support expanded photo radar enforcementThe Act limits photo radar use to construction, school, and playground zones, and intersections controlled by traffic lights.PoliticsNov 15
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Alberta SPCA animal care costs reach $1M in 2024According to the Alberta SPCA, the cost of caring for animals alone has reached $1 million so far in 2024 and that doesn't include expenses like administration, utilities or fuel.CanadaOct 29
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Attainable housing program stalled despite Ontario choosing ‘demonstration sites’New internal documents obtained by Global News show Ontario's struggle to develop a still-unfinished attainable housing program dates back to at least November 2022.PoliticsNov 13
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Liberal revolt against Trudeau ‘lose-lose situation’ for all sides: expertPrime Minister Justin Trudeau made clear on Thursday he would remain as leader of the Liberal Party after a number of MPs in his party caucus called on him to step aside.PoliticsOct 27
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What Canada’s chief of defence staff says keeps her up at nightGen. Jennie Carignan said she's prioritizing recruitment and Arctic security as Canada faces increasing pressure to step up its military spending and readiness.Canada7 hours