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“Canada Considers Age-Restricted Social Media Amid Debate”

A potential move towards age-restricted social media in Canada is sparking discussions. Michael Wipfli, a strong supporter...
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“Bull Sharks Surprisingly Form Friendships, Study Finds”

A recent study published in the journal Animal Behaviour reveals that bull sharks, known for their solitary...
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“Bill Cosby Found Liable, Ordered to Pay $59.25M in...

A jury in California has found Bill Cosby responsible for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in...
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“Apple Unveils Duo Foldable Phone: Revolutionary Design at $2,999”

Apple introduced its latest innovation, the Duo foldable phone, marking a significant shift in the design of its flagship product. The Duo, resembling the...
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“Canadian Businesses Brace for Price Hikes Amid Tariff Tensions”

Canadians are preparing for significant price hikes on American products as a result of impending counter-tariffs, impacting various items including aluminum, toilet paper, and...
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“Health-Care Hiring Boom Drives Canadian Job Market Growth”

A surge in hiring within the health-care sectors of Alberta and Ontario has been a significant driver of job market growth in Canada. This...
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“Trump Administration Presses States to Reverse SNAP Benefits”

The Trump administration is urging states to reverse the distribution of full SNAP food benefits following the...
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“Toxic Chemicals Found in BC Sea Otters Spark Environmental...

Sea otters residing along the South coast of British Columbia and Vancouver Island have been found to...
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Basketball Legend Lenny Wilkens Dies at 88

Lenny Wilkens, a revered figure in basketball history, passed away at the age of 88, as confirmed...
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Politics

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“Carney Shuffles Cabinet: New Ministers and Roles Announced”

Prime Minister Mark Carney made changes to his cabinet on Monday, appointing Marc Miller as the Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture, as well...
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“Canada’s Climate Plan Debate: Ministers Clash Over Pipeline MOU”

Environment and Climate Change Minister Julie Dabrusin has disputed claims made by Steven Guilbeault, who recently stepped down from the cabinet following Ottawa’s memorandum...
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“Environmental Advocate Quits Cabinet Over Pipeline Dispute”

Long-serving environmental advocate Steven Guilbeault from Quebec has stepped down from the federal cabinet due to disagreements over a potential pipeline project in Western...
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Tech

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“Acadia Lab Receives $1.2M for Tick-Borne Disease Research”

A laboratory at Acadia University in Nova Scotia has received a financial boost of $1.2 million from the provincial government to further its research...
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“Cumberland Enacts Moratorium on AI Data Centers”

The Municipality of Cumberland has approved a moratorium on data centers supporting artificial intelligence. During a council meeting, Coun. Jennifer Houghtaling expressed concerns about...
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“New Snake Species Named After Rock Icon Slash”

A new species of snake has been discovered in the jungle, and it has been named after a famous rock musician. Researchers from the...
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“Valérie Maltais Eyes Olympic Glory After World Cup Success”

Valérie Maltais is gearing up for her fifth Olympic appearance with a strong start to the World Cup season. The 35-year-old speed skater from...
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Italy to Face Northern Ireland in World Cup Qualifying Showdown

Italy is set to face Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifying playoff in March, with the winner having to travel for their next...
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“FBI hunts ex-Olympian fugitive linked to Sinaloa cartel”

The FBI reports that a Canadian individual involved in a major global criminal investigation has managed to avoid capture with the help of the...
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“Canada Considers Age-Restricted Social Media Amid Debate”

A potential move towards age-restricted social media in Canada is sparking discussions. Michael Wipfli, a strong supporter of Australia's ban on social media for...
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Politics

“Carney Shuffles Cabinet: New Ministers and Roles Announced”

Prime Minister Mark Carney made changes to his cabinet on Monday, appointing Marc Miller as the Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture, as well...
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“Premier David Eby Receives Strong Support at B.C. NDP Convention”

At the B.C. NDP convention in Victoria this weekend, Premier David Eby received strong support from party members, despite facing criticism from labor and...
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National

“Trump Administration Presses States to Reverse SNAP Benefits”

The Trump administration is urging states to reverse the distribution of full SNAP food benefits following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to stay recent...
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Finance

“Apple Unveils Duo Foldable Phone: Revolutionary Design at $2,999”

Apple introduced its latest innovation, the Duo foldable phone, marking a significant shift in the design of its flagship product. The Duo, resembling the...
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Technology

“Acadia Lab Receives $1.2M for Tick-Borne Disease Research”

A laboratory at Acadia University in Nova Scotia has received a financial boost of $1.2 million from the provincial government to further its research...
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Culture

“Ubisoft revamps ‘Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag’ with ‘Resynced'”

Ubisoft's decision to remake "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag" as the first installment in the series to undergo a high-quality revamp is clear. Originally...
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“Bull Sharks Surprisingly Form Friendships, Study Finds”

A recent study published in the journal Animal Behaviour reveals that bull sharks, known for their solitary and aggressive nature, actually exhibit social behaviors...
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“Tuberculosis Outbreak in Edmonton’s Inner City Poses Minimal Risk”

The director of the tuberculosis clinic in Alberta reassures that the current outbreak in Edmonton's inner city poses minimal risk to the general population....
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