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“Former Shah’s Son Leads Anti-Government Protests”

The son of the former shah of Iran has emerged as a leading figure encouraging protesters participating...
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“Co-owner of Crans-Montana bar to remain in custody”

A Swiss court has ruled that Jacques Moretti, the co-owner of a bar in the exclusive ski...
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Senator Mark Kelly Sues Pentagon Over Free Speech

Democratic Senator Mark Kelly has filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon for alleged attempts to penalize him...
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Finance

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“EU Regulators Accuse Adult Content Platforms of Allowing Minors Access”

Adult content platforms like Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos are facing accusations of violating European Union regulations for allowing minors to access explicit material...
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“Rising Interest in Affordable Chinese EVs Challenges US Market”

Sooren Moosavy is on the lookout for an inexpensive electric vehicle in the United States, driven by environmental consciousness and a preference for the...
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“Epic Games Cuts 1,000 Jobs Amid Fortnite Decline”

Epic Games has announced a workforce reduction of over 1,000 employees due to declining engagement with its popular game, Fortnite, as part of cost-saving...
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“Countdown to 25th Winter Olympics: CBC’s Extensive Coverage!”

In 100 days, the 25th Winter Olympics will kick off in Milan-Cortina, Italy. Canadian viewers can enjoy...
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“Kinmen: The Peaceful Outpost Amidst Rising Tensions”

Kinmen, known as the "front line of democracy" and situated near a hostile adversary, exudes a relaxed...
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Israeli Military Commits to Gaza Ceasefire Amid Rising Tensions

The Israeli military announced on Wednesday its commitment to the ceasefire in Gaza, amid reports from health...
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Politics

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“Federal Budget Targets 16,000 Job Cuts by 2029”

The recent federal budget announcement on Tuesday revealed plans to reduce the public service workforce by 16,000 positions, equating to about 4.5% of the...
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“40,000 Jobs to Be Cut in Federal Budget Plan”

The head of the federal public service has announced that the government's budget plan to reduce spending and increase investments will lead to the...
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“Canada’s 2025 Budget Targets Economic Recovery Amid Trade Wars”

The 2025 federal budget aims to guide the Canadian economy out of the current crisis, emphasizing the significant challenges faced and the necessity for...
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Tech

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“Revolutionary Battery-Free Sensor Monitors Vital Signs, Detects Frostbite in Extreme Cold”

University of Alberta researchers, in collaboration with the Department of National Defence in Canada, have created a small sensor that operates without a battery....
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“Artificial Turf Fields in Metro Vancouver Contaminating Waterways, Endangering Salmon”

A recent study conducted by the University of British Columbia has highlighted potential environmental issues linked to artificial turf fields in Metro Vancouver. The...
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“Nova Scotia’s Kejimkujik National Park Halts Brook Trout Census”

Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia has decided to halt its annual brook trout census due to the severe impact of an invasive species...
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Sports

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Olympian Charles Philibert-Thiboutot Retires After Stellar Career

Canadian runner Charles Philibert-Thiboutot, a two-time Olympian, has decided to retire after a successful 15-year career in track and road racing. Philibert-Thiboutot recently completed...
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Gilles and Poirier Make History at Skate Canada

Canada's Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier achieved a remarkable feat at the Skate Canada International figure skating competition. They secured their sixth consecutive gold...
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Brazil Outshoots Canada to Secure FIFA U-17 Women’s Semifinal Spot

Brazil halted Canada's journey at the FIFA women's under-17 World Cup in Rabat, Morocco, by prevailing in a quarterfinal clash through a penalty shootout....
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Nova Scotia Couple Faces Drought Dilemma: To Drill or Endure?

Nancy Grove and Peter Gale faced a dilemma when their 200-year-old dug well dried up due to an ongoing drought in Baxters Harbour, N.S....
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National

“Countdown to 25th Winter Olympics: CBC’s Extensive Coverage!”

In 100 days, the 25th Winter Olympics will kick off in Milan-Cortina, Italy. Canadian viewers can enjoy 22 hours of daily coverage, including expert...
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Finance

“EU Regulators Accuse Adult Content Platforms of Allowing Minors Access”

Adult content platforms like Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos are facing accusations of violating European Union regulations for allowing minors to access explicit material...
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Technology

“Revolutionary Battery-Free Sensor Monitors Vital Signs, Detects Frostbite in Extreme Cold”

University of Alberta researchers, in collaboration with the Department of National Defence in Canada, have created a small sensor that operates without a battery....
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World News

“Former Shah’s Son Leads Anti-Government Protests”

The son of the former shah of Iran has emerged as a leading figure encouraging protesters participating in significant anti-government demonstrations, despite residing outside...
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Sports

Olympian Charles Philibert-Thiboutot Retires After Stellar Career

Canadian runner Charles Philibert-Thiboutot, a two-time Olympian, has decided to retire after a successful 15-year career in track and road racing. Philibert-Thiboutot recently completed...
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“Quebec Doctors Look to Leave Amid Controversial Compensation Law”

In Quebec, the fallout persists following the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government's use of closure to pass a contentious bill altering doctors' compensation. Health...
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National

“Kinmen: The Peaceful Outpost Amidst Rising Tensions”

Kinmen, known as the "front line of democracy" and situated near a hostile adversary, exudes a relaxed atmosphere despite its historical significance. Mainland Chinese...
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Technology

“Artificial Turf Fields in Metro Vancouver Contaminating Waterways, Endangering Salmon”

A recent study conducted by the University of British Columbia has highlighted potential environmental issues linked to artificial turf fields in Metro Vancouver. The...
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