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University of Lethbridge research could shift how cancer is treatedIn a combined effort, researchers from the University of Lethbridge helped discover a critical function of a specific ribonucleic acid in the growth of cancer cells.ScienceFeb 26
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Trent University study says Peterborough parents ‘struggling to hang on’A study out of Trent University says parents in Peterborough are 'struggling to hang on' as they attempt to keep their families connected with one another and the community.HealthNov 10, 2025
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Could Block’s AI-fueled layoffs be a ‘tipping point’ for white-collar jobs?Experts say Jack Dorsey's acknowledgement that AI is fueling layoffs could be a tipping point that sees a spike in companies taking the same approach.TechFeb 28
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Saskatchewan’s modern dating world and why people are straying away from appsWith recent trends in dating apps some people may say putting yourself out there is difficult, with people 'grocery-shopping' for a partner. Some are turning to other resources.CanadaFeb 13
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Provinces are bracing for record deficits. What’s causing budgets to see red?From trade tensions to a shrinking workforce and existing inflation, several factors are leading to provinces posting sometimes record-breaking budgets.EconomyFeb 18
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Ontario Line opening date uncertain, construction to be finished in ‘early 2030s’The Ford government has broken ground on four stations and an elevated guideway for its signature Ontario Line subway, which could be finished sometime in the early 2030s.CanadaFeb 18
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James Van Der Beek, ‘Dawson’s Creek’ star, dies at 48James Van Der Beek revealed in November 2024 that he had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.EntertainmentFeb 11
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B.C. First Nation opposes cull on its territory after footage of ‘Judas’ wolfThe wolf cull has been taking place in B.C. for about 10 years and hundreds of wolves are killed every winter in order to protect threatened caribou herds.EnvironmentFeb 13
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Cervical cancer is ‘fastest-rising’ form in Canada as doctors urge actionCervical cancer has been reported as the 'fourth most diagnosed cancer and fourth leading cause of cancer death among females worldwide.'HealthFeb 25
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B.C. man cured of rare disease in world-first for new gene-editing technologyTy Sperle says he felt "insane shock" after learning he'd been cured of a rare genetic disease through a clinical trial using a new gene-editing treatment.CanadaFeb 26
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‘No real progress’ in Nova Scotia’s child and family poverty rates: reportThe report found Nova Scotia has the highest rate of child poverty in Atlantic Canada and the third-highest in the country — with 22.7 per cent of children living in poverty.CanadaFeb 18
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Schizas goes viral during Olympic team eventHer snarling face made Canadian figure skater Madeline Schizas an internet meme on Friday, as she reacted to some confusing scores in the kiss and cry after her short program at Milano Ice Skating Arena.SportsFeb 8
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Cold snow, hot takes: Lululemon Olympics gearWhenever Team Canada laces up its skates and clips on its skis for another Olympics, fans back home become armchair critics — and it's not just the performances they're judging.SportsFeb 11
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RCMP warn of rise in youth radicalization in New Brunswick, driven by online groupsRCMP in New Brunswick are warning about a rise in youth radicalization, which they believe is fuelled by extremist online spaces.CanadaFeb 6
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‘Like a spelling mistake’: B.C. teen’s DNA ‘corrected’ to cure rare diseaseDr. Stuart Turvey said there have been other treatments for chronic granulomatous disease, involving hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, but only with an optimal donor.HealthFeb 27
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Alberta government accused of ‘weaponizing immigration’ to win votesAlberta Premier Danielle Smith said immigration is one of the issues she plans to discuss during a province-wide television address on Thursday, Feb. 19.PoliticsFeb 19
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Nearly 1 in 4 Canadian women in their 40s don’t have kids: StatCanCanada's birth rate in 2025 was at 9.94 per cent, which currently sits almost three times lower than what it was in the 1950s.CanadaJan 27
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Sask. man who died after clash with hospital security had filed complaint, group saysSaskatchewan’s First Nations Health Ombudsperson’s Office says they received a healthcare complaint from Trevor Dubois in the months preceding his death.CanadaJan 26
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‘A year is a long time to wait’: Ontario speeds up cancer drug accessOntario has launched a new program that is fast-tracking six life-saving cancer drugs, giving patients access up to a year sooner and reducing long waits for critical treatment.HealthJan 25
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Former MP, minister Kirsty Duncan dies at 59 after cancer battleKirsty Duncan had made public her multiple operations, radiation and chemotherapy to treat her cancer since she was diagnosed in 2023.CanadaJan 26