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The science behind roadside THC testing and diving into Sask.’s zero-tolerance policySome Saskatchewan cannabis users have been concerned about testing positive if pulled over by police while driving and given a roadside drug test, even though they're not impaired.CanadaMay 9
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Saskatoon cannabis user says zero-tolerance law for drivers goes too farA Saskatoon resident who uses cannabis daily to relieve pain from medical issues says the province's zero-tolerance law around THC and driving is causing undue hardships.CanadaMay 3
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122 violations during SPS Light Vehicle Inspection ProjectThe Saskatoon Police Service issued 42 vehicle inspection notices totaling 122 violations to be addressed after inspecting 48 vehicles Wednesday.CanadaJun 6
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Saskatoon judge rules on drug-use statements in Taylor Kennedy voir direJudge Jane Wooten said she is skeptical that Kennedy felt she had the statutory duty to disclose her prior drug use before official questioning.CanadaJun 7
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‘Scared to take the TTC’: Widow speaks out after husband dies in subway station stabbingThe widow of a man who died after a stabbing at Jane Subway Station says she is learning to drive because she fears riding the TTC or letting her children use it.CrimeJul 5
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Man ‘violently’ swings sword on Toronto bus after randomly punching people: policeToronto police said that at around 11 p.m. on Monday, officers responded to a call for a person with a knife in the area of Jane Street and St. Clair Avenue West.CrimeJun 27
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Cannabis edges out alcohol as the most common impairing substance: driver studyA six-year analysis suggests cannabis has edged out alcohol as the most common impairing substance detected through after-crash blood testing.CanadaJun 24
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Police identify man killed in fight at TTC stationToronto police have identified a man they say was killed in a fight at a TTC station Tuesday evening.CrimeJun 26
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TC Energy’s US$15B Keystone XL claim thrown out by trade tribunalTC Energy Corp.'s ill-fated Keystone XL pipeline has suffered a major blow after a trade tribunal decision that tossed out its claim to US$15 billion in damages.CanadaJul 16
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Man’s shooting death marks Montreal’s 18th homicide of 2024The 55-year-old victim was shot overnight inside an apartment building on Airlie Street in the city's LaSalle borough. No arrests have been made.CrimeJul 10
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Montreal garden club celebrates 90th anniversaryThe oldest garden club in Pointe-Claire marked its 90th anniversary by highlighting exceptional gardens in the Montreal neighbourhood and celebrating its history.CanadaJul 14
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Thousands attend the 10th annual Okanagan Tattoo ShowLast weekend marked the 10th annual installment of the Okanagan Tattoo Show.LifestyleJul 22
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Peterborough marks 20th anniversary of major flood of 2004The city says the damage to private property and infrastructure of the flood of July 15, 2004, was more than $100 million.EnvironmentJul 15
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Shediac Lobster Festival ‘bigger and better’ in 75th yearFestival president Pascal Haché says the 75th edition of the festival has been two and a half years in the making, with more culinary experiences and bigger musical acts.CanadaJul 13
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4th annual feast held in Regina to honour children of residential schoolsThe First Nations University of Canada held an honouring feast for the children who did not make it home from residential schools.CanadaJul 11
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With 3 in custody, Winnipeg cops seek 4th suspect in Kennedy Street homicideWinnipeg police say they have three people in custody in connection with a July 5 murder, but one suspect remains at large.CrimeJul 19
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How 9th century flaming rats led to the birth of rock ‘n’ rollThe history of rock 'n' roll is so deep that if you pull on enough threads, you'll be led back to wartime barrages of flaming rats. And I do mean actual rats that were on fire.EntertainmentJul 21
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44th annual Pride London Festival gearing up for 10 days of celebrationThis year marks Pride London Festival’s 44th year, beginning July 11 and wrapping up with the Pride Parade on July 21 at Victoria Park.CanadaJul 2
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Toronto transit workers vote in favour of ratifying new contract with TTCMembers of the union representing nearly 12,000 public transit workers in Toronto have voted to ratify their new contract.CanadaJun 19
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Calgarians question decision to not add 4th CTrain car to handle Stampede crowdAccording to Calgary Transit, four car trains aren't running on the Red Line during this year's Stampede due to expansion work at the Haysboro Storage Facility.CanadaJul 9