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N.S. man with PTSD denied entry to rink over documentation for service dogA Nova Scotia man speaks out after being denied entry into a community centre with his service dog, who is trained to assist him medically.CanadaOct 18
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Lethbridge Police Service celebrates 2 retiring police dogsPolice Service Dogs Myke and Robby are set to make the difficult transition into retirement after eight loyal years on the Lethbridge Police force.CanadaSep 11
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Liberals want pregnancy counselling charities to say if they offer abortionIf passed, organizations that don't clearly disclose their services would be at risk of losing their charitable status, according to the legislation introduced by the Liberals.HealthOct 29
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Hajdu won’t say if non-Indigenous companies should pay back Indigenous contractsIndigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu repeatedly dodged questions on Monday over non-Indigenous companies accessing federal contracts meant for First Nations, Inuit and Métis.PoliticsOct 28
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Ontario autism services enrolments decline in some weeks despite large waitlist: docsProgress updates on the Ontario Autism Program show a widening gulf between the number of children seeking services.CanadaSep 11
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‘The Boss’ reminds Canmore residents to remain bear awareOfficials in Canmore are reminding residents of the Bow Valley to remain bear aware after local bear celebrity ‘The Boss’ made an appearance in town.EnvironmentNov 8
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Ontario woman mauled to death by 3 dogs in attack inside home: policePolice say an 81-year-old woman is dead following a dog attack involving three dogs who attacked her inside her own residence, in Northern Ontario.CanadaNov 22
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More questions about Metro Vancouver travel after staff trip to PortugalTravel spending continues even as Metro Vancouver residents face huge tax increases connected to the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant.PoliticsNov 18
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As Edmontonians brace for possible 8.1% tax hike, city councillors look to lower the increaseEarlier this fall, city administrators recommended that city council implement an 8.1 per cent property tax increase for 2025.PoliticsNov 14
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How to pay your municipal taxes, parking tickets and other bills during a postal strikeThe cities of Calgary and Edmonton say they are making some changes to deal with a postal strike but many services are also available online.MoneyNov 15
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Kelowna, B.C. woman describes frightening deer attack during rutting seasonAccording to experts, bucks may perceive humans as rivals for mates.CanadaNov 13
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Saskatoon Public Library workers give strike noticeSaskatoon Public Library workers have issued a strike notice for Tuesday if an agreement is not reached.CanadaNov 7
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Calgary man who owned dogs involved in fatal mauling back in trouble with lawA Calgary man whose dogs were involved in the fatal mauling of an 87-year-old woman has been charged with disobeying a court order against owning animals again.CrimeOct 31
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Winnipeg man needs liver transplant, partner worries amid health care woesA Winnipeg woman is concerned as her partner, who awaits a liver transplant, may be discharged from hospital. But, she fears that will endanger the man she loves.HealthNov 19
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Flexible daycare in Vancouver says it’s at risk of closingStorybook Buddings offers parents up to 40 hours per month of flexible daycare, with as little as an hour's notice for drop-off.PoliticsNov 5
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Alberta NDP calls on provincial government to expand women’s health care servicesAlberta's official opposition is calling on the government to create easier access for women's reproductive healthcare services in regional hospitals.HealthNov 15
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Anti-abortion activists challenge Quebec law forcing protesters to keep distanceThe Quebec Life Coalition and other anti-abortion activists took the province to court over the law, which they say violates their rights to freedom of expression.CanadaNov 15
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Hit-and-run driver who hurt 2 B.C. police officers handed 5-year prison sentenceJason Kirupakaran was convicted of two counts each of criminal negligence causing bodily harm and failing to stop after an accident causing bodily harm in January.CrimeNov 7
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Canada Post strike: What’s at stake for the Canadian economy?A lengthy labour disruption could have disastrous implications for small businesses and the future of Canada Post itself, some experts warn amid a national strike.CanadaNov 16
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Zipstall parking app sent cease-and-desist letter by City of Edmonton’s vendor HotSpotZipstall made finding the best deal on parking easy, putting most spots across Edmonton — both public stalls owned by the city and private lots — on one app.ConsumerNov 19