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Josh Ross wins big while k.d. lang rocks at CCMAs in EdmontonRoss said he and his band play roughly 150 shows every year and are never home, but said he feels that taking home entertainer of the year made the hard work worth it.EntertainmentSep 15
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Bronze medal win fuelling U Sask. Huskies women’s soccer team for more in 2024The University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's soccer team kicks off their 2024 Canada West season as reigning conference bronze medal winners.SportsSep 6
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MUHC, Ottawa seek to dismiss Montreal brainwashing experiment lawsuitFamily members of patients allegedly brainwashed decades ago at a Montreal psychiatric hospital are afraid they're running out of time to get compensation.CanadaSep 17
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Menopause, ‘historically’ in the dark, now coming to light: expertsA Winnipeg gym is trying to help women deal with everything that comes before, during and after menopause — which is becoming more widely understood and accepted.HealthSep 9
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Estate Whisky Alliance forms to support homegrown whiskiesA Saskatoon distillery is making its mark on the whisky industry with a new initiative to support and certify whiskies whose grains were grown and distilled in one place.CanadaAug 30
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Habs rookie camp: Hutson, Mailloux, Reinbacher battle for roster spotsAll three players -- Hutson, Reinbacher and Mailloux -- took to the ice at the CN Sports Complex on the second day of rookie camp ThursdaySportsSep 12
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University of Calgary physician assistant program aims to reduce strain on Alberta health systemIn order to qualify for the two-year program, applicants must already have a four-year undergraduate degree and a history of working in health care.HealthSep 12
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TIFF touts Rogers as ‘presenting sponsor’ ahead of 1st fest without BellWhen the Toronto International Film Festival rolls out the red carpet to welcome Hollywood's top stars this week, it will do so with dozens of new brand supporters.EntertainmentSep 3
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Billions in federal contracts awarded to ‘Indigenous’ enterprises without verificationThe Canadian government mostly relied on an honour system when it awarded billions of dollars in contracts to enterprises identifying as Indigenous.InvestigationsAug 22
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Top 10 back-to-school tech items for 2024Check out our list of must-have back-to-school gadgets for students, teachers and families.The CuratorAug 29
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12 must-have items for a cozy and organized college lifeNoise-canceling headphones, poster strips, mirrors and more – these 12 items will ensure your favorite post-secondary student enjoys a comfortable and cozy residence life.The CuratorAug 2
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Some Western nations may have ignored adoption fraud, Korean adoptees allegeim was caught in an adoption machine that sent hundreds of thousands of Korean children to families in the United States, Europe and Australia.WorldSep 20
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Blue Bombers get Lucky in lineup to face his friends on LionsReceiver Lucky Whitehead will play his first game for the Bombers since 2019 after being moved to the active roster ahead of their game against the B.C. Lions on Thursday.SportsJul 31
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‘On the brink’: Airlines flee small cities, cutting key links to rest of the countryWhile Canada’s total domestic passenger numbers now hover at around pre-COVID levels, air travel to smaller communities and even medium-sized cities has withered.CanadaAug 11
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‘A moving monster’: How did the Jasper wildfire become so vicious, so fast?The fast-moving wildfire was fuelled by a web of extreme conditions that converged into what experts described as a monstrous fire.FireJul 31
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Back-to-school checklists for every studentWhether for elementary, high school or college, these simple shopping lists have you covered.The CuratorAug 16
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Olympic triathlons held in Seine after uncertainty over water qualityThe decision to go ahead with the swim for the triathlon competitions was a big deal for the city, Olympics organizers and the athletes.SportsJul 31
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Raptors sign Barnes, Quickley to multi-year dealsThe future is now for Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley.SportsJul 8
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Liberal MP Anthony Housefather appointed as new antisemitism adviserLiberal MP Anthony Housefather says he is 'looking forward to making a real difference' as the government's new special adviser on Jewish community relations and antisemitism.CanadaJul 5
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Winnipeg Jets development camp to welcome 35 players to Hockey For All CentreDevelopment camp continues through Sunday starting at 9:30 a.m. every day.SportsJul 2