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Canada’s high-speed rail will start with Ottawa-Montreal line, minister saysThe 200-kilometre stretch of the Alto High-Speed Rail corridor is only the first phase of a line that will eventually connect Toronto and Quebec City.CanadaDec 12
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Alberta minister reportedly putting together first AI-generated legislation in CanadaThe Alberta government is about to take the next logical step in artificial intelligence — using it to draft a proposed law.CanadaNov 26
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5 things to know about the crisis that has unseated the Quebec Liberal leaderQuebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez had been fighting to keep his job as allegations pile up about the leadership race he won in June, but resigned on Wednesday afternoon.PoliticsDec 17
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Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez to resign amid ongoing crisisRodriguez's leadership campaign has been under scrutiny, with allegations people may have received cash rewards in exchange for votes and that donors had their money reimbursed.Politics9 hours
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Hong Kong officials say unsafe netting contributed to deadly building fireInitial tests showed it was up to code, but investigators later found seven failed safety standards, which officials said suggested contractors skimped to make greater profits.WorldDec 1
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Patients go without needed treatment after the government shutdown disrupts a telehealth programMINOOKA, Ill. (AP) — Bill Swick has a rare degenerative brain disease that inhibits his mobility and speech. Instead of the hassle of traveling an hour to a clinic in downtown Chicago to visit a speech therapist, he has benefited from virtual appointments from the comfort of his home.HealthOct 30
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Inside the Ring of Fire: A tale of two First Nations and a road that could change everythingTwo closely linked First Nations are taking different paths as Ontario pushes ahead with Ring of Fire roads and mining in a region reshaped by climate change and geopolitics.CanadaDec 13
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Inside the Ring of Fire: A tale of 2 First Nations and a road that could change everythingTwo fly-in First Nations share their insights on the wide-ranging consequences of climate change, resource extraction and proposed roads in Ontario's Ring of Fire region.PoliticsDec 10
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CUSMA exemption to apply to new U.S. tariffs on heavy trucks, partsU.S. President Donald Trump signed the new trade proclamation aboard Air Force One that expands his 25 per cent auto tariffs to cover medium and heavy-duty trucks and parts.EconomyOct 17
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Carney says ‘material progress’ on U.S. trade set to conclude in ‘weeks’Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc told reporters Tuesday that the goal was to 'quickly land deals' on steel, aluminum and energy trade.PoliticsOct 8
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Ukraine hopeful Canada will ‘actively’ be part of future security guaranteePrime Minister Mark Carney and other senior officials say they will play a role in security guarantees for Ukraine, but what that involves remains an open question.WorldAug 19
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Trump vows ‘severe consequences’ if Ukraine war persists after Putin summitZelenskyy is due to meet with European leaders first, in preparation for a virtual call with Trump and Vice President JD Vance about an hour later.WorldAug 13
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Tim Cartmell apologizes for missing Edmonton infill vote at city council“'Sometimes you look at your partner, and you look in their eyes — and you know that sometimes you can't put them second again, that you can cancel again,' Tim Cartmell said.PoliticsJul 16
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Cardiac rehab study aims to bring virtual care to rural British ColumbiansThe hospital is in the midst of a study looking at a virtual cardiac rehab program, with the goal of one day expanding it across the province.HealthJun 25
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Will AI’s job impact be dystopian or optimistic? Maybe both, experts sayIs AI coming to take your job? While tech CEOs are issuing dire warnings, many experts remain unconvinced about any immediate job impacts.CanadaJun 6
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How Mennonite women are building bridges between public health and community amid measles outbreakLow German-speaking Mennonites face language, trust barriers amid Ontario’s largest measles outbreak in decades, as health workers push to bridge the gap.HealthJun 5
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More details revealed about contract for Premier Eby’s Downtown Eastside adviserEarlier this week, David Eby’s office confirmed Michael Bryant was appointed to the consultancy in February on a six-month contract worth $150,000.PoliticsMay 16
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Hudson’s Bay liquidation plan to be reviewed by judge after court hearingHudson’s Bay is set to be back in court Monday morning where it will seek approval to begin liquidating its entire business, putting more than 9,000 jobs at risk.CanadaMar 17
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Canada moves to label ‘forever chemicals’ as toxic, eyes stricter regulationOttawa says it's moving ahead with a plan to label so-called forever chemicals as toxic and expects to begin consultations in two years on further regulating their us.EnvironmentMar 6
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Canadians reflect on COVID-19 pandemic 5 years later: ‘How did we survive?’The World Health Organization's declaration of a global pandemic on March 11, 2020, set into motion policies that would upend the lives of Canadians for years to come.HealthMar 10