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Virtual platform aims to provide quicker access to New Brunswick health careA new virtual care platform is aimed at helping patients get quick non-emergency care while easing pressure on the health-care system.HealthJul 3
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13 Sask. communities in states of emergency after storms drop 275 mm of rain over 10 daysThirteen communities in Saskatchewan have declared local states of emergencies, 11 of which have been declared in recent days following heavy rainfall, the SPSA said.WeatherJul 2
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Concerns raised about New Brunswick’s transition to new virtual health-care systemNew Brunswick will have a new system to receive virtual health care in a few short weeks, but some have been raising questions about the transition.CanadaJun 11
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Officials scrambled after Trump took aim at Gordie Howe bridge: emailsHundreds of pages of emails, obtained by The Canadian Press provide a behind-the-scenes glimpse at how Canadian officials scrambled to react to Trump's Feb. 9 social media post.CanadaJul 17
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U.S. won’t renew CUSMA in current form, trade rep saysCUSMA remains in place unless one of the partners gives six months' notice that it is pulling out. Canada and Mexico both have indicated they want to keep the deal in place.EconomyJul 1
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Court hears Alberta separatist group’s plea for stay of referendum petition rulingA judge ruled last month that the Stay Free Alberta petition shouldn't have been issued and that Premier Danielle Smith's government neglected its duty to consult First Nations.PoliticsJun 18
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What happens to CUSMA on July 1? The paths ahead as review set to beginJuly 1 is the date set out in CUSMA for the countries to either formally extend the agreement another 16 years or continue under annual reviews for up to a decade.EconomyJun 30
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Liberals open to shorter metadata rules but splitting bill ‘not an option’Ottawa says it is willing to change its lawful access bill to shorten the time electronic service providers would be required to keep users' metadata to less than one year.PoliticsJun 9
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B.C. man suffering reaction to COVID-19 vaccine still trying to get compensationJan Przeranski says that as a result of his vaccination, he suffers from severe lymphedema, a chronic, progressive condition that has caused swelling and infections in his arm.HealthMay 21
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Canada’s social media ban for kids may narrow. Experts say that’s goodGovernment officials are aiming to use the ban as an incentive for platforms to improve their designs and better protect children long-term, if and when those kids return.TechJun 12
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Jason Kenney changing security after address exposed in Alberta separatist privacy leakJason Kenney is also mulling legal action against those responsible for the leak: 'These guys have been doing a lot of outrageous things with little in the way of consequences.'PoliticsMay 7
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Lululemon says no ‘forever chemicals’ in its clothes as Texas investigatesThe company said it 'phased out' the use of PFAS in 2023, prior to which it was 'used in durable water repellent products, a small percentage of our assortment.'ConsumerApr 14
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Texas launches probe into Lululemon over potential ‘forever chemicals’Lululemon USA is being investigated on 'whether the company has misled consumers about the safety, quality, and health impacts of its products,' the Texas attorney general said.ConsumerApr 13
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‘It all lies within you’: Chris Pronger talks new book, NHL front-office interestChris Pronger realized there was a captive audience.SportsApr 14
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Israel looking for ‘significant change’ to how Canada handles antisemitismThe office of Israel's president down to its ambassador in Ottawa, the message is the same: Canada must do more to curb threats against Jews.CanadaMar 17
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NATO hasn’t received formal request for Strait of Hormuz help, Anand saysOn Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump said 'numerous countries' had told him they were 'on the way' to help the U.S. with the Strait of Hormuz.PoliticsMar 17
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5 things to know as New Brunswick prepares for cuts in next month’s budgetStaring down a record deficit of $1.3 billion, the New Brunswick government has warned that virtually every service and program risks facing cuts in next month's budget.PoliticsFeb 19
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Misconduct complaints fell in 2025 against House of Commons membersOf the 13 reported incidents, five complaints were about harassment, four about violence (including psychological violence) and four cited 'multiple' grounds.CanadaFeb 13
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Decisions ‘not yet’ made on elevated Green Line alignment as Calgary gathers feedbackOriginal plans called for the Green Line LRT to run underground through the downtown but those plans were scrapped after the provincial government withdrew its share of funding.Feb 10
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Creditors accept ex-Montreal mayor Denis Coderre’s debt-repayment planCreditors of former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre have unanimously accepted a proposal for him to pay back less than a quarter of his roughly $1.1-million debt.CanadaJan 27