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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
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Rents easing ‘rapidly’ near universities due to foreign student cap: reportCities with high concentrations of students have seen the steepest declines in rents since Ottawa placed a cap on international students, a report by Rentals.ca showed on Tuesday.CanadaOct 29
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Reflecting on the importance of campus radio as stations continue to closeTimes change, and campus radio is struggling, and in some quarters, the stations are disappearing altogether.Entertainment9 hours
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Lethbridge veterinarian worried about southern Alberta’s vet shortageA Lethbridge veterinarian is hoping local post-secondary schools will start offering veterinary-related programs to help reduce an ongoing shortage in southern Alberta.HealthDec 12
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‘Patients get relief’: Researchers recommending nerve blockers to treat migrainesThe research recommends occipital nerve blocks should be offered in emergency rooms to treat acute migraine attacks.HealthDec 5
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Canadian families could pay $1,000 more for groceries in 2026, report warnsCanadians could face grocery bills up to $1,000 higher in 2026 as food prices rise 4-6 per cent, with restaurants and meat seeing the biggest jumps.CanadaDec 4
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Miss Universe contestant rushed to hospital after falling off stageIn a video shared on social media, Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry is seen walking across the stage in an orange gown and high heels before falling off the runway.TrendingNov 20
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Montreal mayor revives debate over police body-worn camerasNew mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada says her team is working with the police department and the Quebec government to equip frontline officers — with well-established guidelines.CrimeDec 3
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Miss Mexico crowned Miss Universe weeks after walkout scandalBosch's crowning follows a tense encounter earlier this month when a pageant executive called her 'dumb' in front of the other contestants during a sashing ceremony in Thailand.TrendingNov 21
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Housing starts in much of southern Ontario down for most of 2025: reportThe Residential Construction Council of Ontario says housing starts in the Greater Toronto Area declined significantly in the first nine months of 2025 relative to recent years.CanadaDec 1
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McGill bioengineer creates lung tissue using 3D printingThanks to 3D printing technology, a bioengineer at the McGill University Health Centre is taking personalized health care to a whole new level.HealthDec 12
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Alberta ERs seeing flood of influenza patients as cases jump 70% in a weekIn the first week of December, there was a 70 per cent jump in the number of lab-confirmed influenza cases in Alberta, along with 300 more hospitalizations and six more deaths.HealthDec 11
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What to know about Venezuela, Maduro and Trump’s possible military plansThe Trump administration has accused Maduro of leading a 'narco-terrorist' state that allows shipments of drugs to be trafficked into the U.S. and Europe.WorldDec 6
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Halifax student leaders hold rally for N.S. government to address housing crisisStudent union leaders from Halifax's Dalhousie University held a march downtown today, calling on the province to urgently address the city's housing crisis.CanadaNov 7
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Kingston researchers develop 3D-printed biopsy tool for glioblastoma researchA Kingston research team has created a patented 3D-printed surgical biopsy tool that allows scientists to map and study glioblastoma with unprecedented precision.ScienceNov 17
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What is the Monroe Doctrine, and why does Trump want to ‘reassert’ it?First established in 1823, the Monroe Doctrine has been used to justify American dominance and influence over the western hemisphere, particularly in Latin America.WorldDec 8
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With the high cost of living, experts warn against dipping into savingsAs Canadians grapple with the stress of the high cost of living, experts weigh in on the financial risks of withdrawing from savings to make ends meet.ConsumerNov 27
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Province to review case of Winnipeg woman who died after 30-hour ER waitThe Manitoba government says there will be two reviews into the death of a woman who waited for care for hours in a Winnipeg hospital.HealthNov 27
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Gut microbiome tests are everywhere. Should you get one?At-home gut microbiome tests are trending, selling insights to the curious, empowerment to the chronically ill and a claimed path to longevity to the wellness-conscious.HealthNov 3
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12 gifts your teen will *actually* wantSweet surprises they'll treasure.The CuratorNov 24