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Deadline almost here to receive voter card for Tuxedo byelection, officials sayEligible residents who want to receive a voter card — or those who have out-of-date information on their voter cards — can visit the Elections Manitoba website to make a change.CanadaMay 29
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U.S. Senate votes to force social media platforms to protect kids onlineThe bill, passed by an overwhelming majority, has been pushed by parents of children who died by suicide after online bullying or have otherwise been harmed by online content.U.S. NewsJul 30
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Greenbelt scandal: Former AG reflects on investigation that rocked the Ford governmentThe government's 2022 decision to allow development on 15 parcels of Greenbelt land triggered controversy after two independent investigations revealed how events unfolded.CanadaAug 7
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Lack of public data raises questions about private addiction care in AlbertaHealth-care professionals are questioning the efficacy of private mental health and addictions care in Alberta due to the lack of public data.HealthJul 16
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AFN’s draft child-welfare reform deal with Ottawa reportedly worth $47.8BThe head of the Assembly of First Nations has informed chiefs that a draft deal with Ottawa on child-welfare reforms is worth $47.8 billion, a source who was in the room says.CanadaJul 10
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Plan to divide services between 2 Central Ontario hospitals moves aheadOn July 2, the board of directors unanimously voted in favour of its healthcare planning consultants to proceed with detailed planning for redeveloping its hospital sites.HealthJul 3
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Trump shooting: Why unfounded conspiracy theories are swirling onlineIn the wake of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, many conspiracies are swirling online, with some convinced that outside sources orchestrated the shooting.U.S. NewsJul 16
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Trudeau at NATO summit, a slow housing market: Top stories this weekScientists at Environment and Climate Change Canada have said that climate change made the June heat wave in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada up to 10 times more likley.CanadaJul 13
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Debate goes long on Saskatoon Housing Accelerator FundFurther discussion continued Friday around the Housing Accelerator Fund in Saskatoon.CanadaJun 28
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Record-setting turnout for Saskatoon council’s Housing Accelerator Fund discussionSeveral speakers took to the podium in Saskatoon's city council Thursday to discuss the Housing Accelerator Fund.CanadaJun 27
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Shelter spaces, new tent distancing rules feature in Hamilton’s encampment updateA committee voted in favour of adjusting Hamilton's encampment protocol Wednesday, increasing tent distancing rules and exploring the possibility of adding more shelter spaces.CanadaJun 20
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Canada lists Iran’s IRGC as a terrorist organizationPublic Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc made the announcement Wednesday after years of mounting pressure from Iranian Canadians and opposition parties.PoliticsJun 19
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Interference inquiry to ‘shed light’ on allegations parliamentarians colludedThe public inquiry into foreign interference will probe explosive allegations parliamentarians are 'wittingly' helping foreign governments.CanadaJun 17
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Mississauga mayoral race: What to know as advance polls openThe first round of advance voting has begun in the Mississauga mayoral byelection.CanadaMay 24
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The West Block Transcript – Episode 41, Season 13The RCMP is Canada’s front line defence against national security threats. But as those threats become more common and more complex, how are the Mounties dealing with them?PoliticsJun 23
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Papua New Guinea evacuates thousands in path of deadly and ‘unstable’ landslideOfficials said the odds of finding survivors were slim, even as relief teams have trickled into the difficult-to-access northern Enga region of the Pacific nation since Friday.WorldMay 28
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The West Block – Episode 38, Season 13Murders, gun crimes, and sexual assaults are all on the rise, so it’s no wonder Canadians say they feel less safe. Does the Liberal government have a plan?PoliticsJun 2
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Is carbon pricing a politically feasible climate policy? What research saysResearch suggests the Liberals may be fighting a losing battle when it comes to carbon pricing.CanadaJun 1
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Delta mayor under fire over planned trip, travel expensesDelta Mayor George Harvie was removed by his own councillors from the Metro Vancouver board earlier this month, and is facing criticism over travel expenses.PoliticsMay 24
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Independent Toronto MP Kevin Vuong asks Poilievre to let him join Conservative caucusIndependent Toronto MP Kevin Vuong says he is asking Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to let him join the Tory caucus.PoliticsMay 24