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“Man Charged with Attempted Murder of OpenAI CEO in...

A man has been formally charged with attempting to murder OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and a security...
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“Rep. Eric Swalwell Resigns Amid Sexual Assault Accusations”

U.S. Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell of California made public his decision to resign from Congress on Monday...
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Orbán’s Defeat Marks Shift in Europe’s Far-right

LISTEN | Orbán’s defeat could mark a turning point in Europe’s far-right, illiberal wave, according to...
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“French Supermarket Cyberattack Highlights IoT Risks”

Cyber security experts emphasize the recent cyberattack on French supermarkets, which resulted in the spoilage of food in many fridges, as a critical lesson...
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“Pressure Mounts on Ottawa Over Oilsands Tailings Crisis”

The recent move by Prime Minister Mark Carney to accelerate the construction of a new oil export pipeline to the West Coast is intensifying...
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“Stellantis and Volkswagen Embrace Electric Future at Paris Auto Show”

Europe's top auto manufacturers, Stellantis and Volkswagen, have demonstrated increased faith in their electric vehicles at the Paris auto show, drawing inspiration from the...
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“Saab CEO Teases Major Military Deal with Canada”

Days prior to the unveiling of the federal budget, the CEO of Saab, a Swedish industrial powerhouse,...
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“Woman Completes 5,700km Hike Across U.S. and Canada”

An American woman completed a remarkable journey, hiking a total of 5,700 kilometers across the U.S. and...
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“Ukrainian Students in Saskatchewan Fear Tuition Hike”

Walking through the University of Saskatchewan campus at the start of the fall semester, Ivan Teteria felt...
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“Report Advocates Energy-Efficient Housing for Indigenous Communities”

Energy-efficient housing plays a crucial role in addressing health concerns and tackling housing challenges in Indigenous communities, as outlined in a recent Indigenous housing...
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“Alberta-Ottawa Pipeline Deal Confusion Over $130 Carbon Price”

Alberta and Ottawa have agreed on a new pipeline deal that includes an industrial carbon emissions credit price of $130 per tonne. However, there...
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“Canadian Military Restructures for Modern Warfare”

The Department of National Defence announced on Thursday that the Canadian military is undergoing a structural reorganization to enhance its agility and adaptability to...
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“Winter Recreation Impacts Wolverine Populations”

A recent study reveals that activities like skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling in remote areas are impacting wolverines more significantly than previously thought. Research conducted...
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“The Nature of Things 101 Explores World’s Weirdest Fish: The Ocean Sunfish”

The ocean sunfish, a creature that can weigh up to two tonnes and is covered in parasites, is explored in depth on The Nature...
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“Surinam Toad’s Sensory Marvel: ‘Seeing’ with Its Fingertips”

A peculiar creature known as the Surinam toad has intrigued many with its unique characteristics. This fully aquatic toad amazes onlookers with its unconventional...
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“Vancouver to Host Canada vs. Brazil Davis Cup Qualifiers”

Vancouver has been selected to host Canada's first-round Davis Cup Qualifiers match against Brazil, as confirmed by Tennis Canada on Thursday. The competition, featuring...
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“Calgary’s Kayla Skrlik Upsets Rachel Homan at Canadian Curling Trials”

Calgary's Kayla Skrlik secured a significant victory at the Canadian curling trials in Halifax on Sunday. Skrlik's team triumphed over the top-ranked women’s team...
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“French Skier Paco Rassat Wins Maiden World Cup in Gurgl”

Unheralded French skier Paco Rassat secured his maiden World Cup victory on Saturday in Gurgl, Austria, by clinching the second slalom of the Olympic...
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“Report Advocates Energy-Efficient Housing for Indigenous Communities”

Energy-efficient housing plays a crucial role in addressing health concerns and tackling housing challenges in Indigenous communities, as outlined in a recent Indigenous housing...
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Sports

“Vancouver to Host Canada vs. Brazil Davis Cup Qualifiers”

Vancouver has been selected to host Canada's first-round Davis Cup Qualifiers match against Brazil, as confirmed by Tennis Canada on Thursday. The competition, featuring...
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Alberta Premier Proposes Dual Practice Surgery Model

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has officially announced that her government plans to permit physicians to work in both the public and private healthcare sectors...
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National

“Saab CEO Teases Major Military Deal with Canada”

Days prior to the unveiling of the federal budget, the CEO of Saab, a Swedish industrial powerhouse, journeyed to Ottawa to confer with Canada's...
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Finance

“French Supermarket Cyberattack Highlights IoT Risks”

Cyber security experts emphasize the recent cyberattack on French supermarkets, which resulted in the spoilage of food in many fridges, as a critical lesson...
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Technology

“Winter Recreation Impacts Wolverine Populations”

A recent study reveals that activities like skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling in remote areas are impacting wolverines more significantly than previously thought. Research conducted...
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Politics

“Alberta-Ottawa Pipeline Deal Confusion Over $130 Carbon Price”

Alberta and Ottawa have agreed on a new pipeline deal that includes an industrial carbon emissions credit price of $130 per tonne. However, there...
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Sports

“Calgary’s Kayla Skrlik Upsets Rachel Homan at Canadian Curling Trials”

Calgary's Kayla Skrlik secured a significant victory at the Canadian curling trials in Halifax on Sunday. Skrlik's team triumphed over the top-ranked women’s team...
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“Canada Agrees to Remove Interprovincial Trade Barriers”

An agreement reached today among all Canadian provinces, territories, and the federal government will eliminate interprovincial trade barriers on a wide range of goods...
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