International
Blaine Higgs Challenges PC Party’s Future Vision
Blaine Higgs continues to be a prominent figure in New Brunswick politics even after his defeat. Unlike most former premiers who stay quiet post-defeat,...
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“Culture Connect: Indigenous Teachings Program Inspires Healing”
A year ago, David Brass was strolling through Regina's downtown library when he heard the rhythmic beats of powwow drums echoing in the corridors....
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“Measles Epidemic Persists in Northeastern British Columbia”
Despite an increase in summer vaccinations, health authorities report that the measles epidemic in northeastern British Columbia is persisting. Dr. Rakel Kling, a medical...
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“Kingston’s Drone Smuggling Crackdown Reveals Alarming Trends”
A drone equipped with a mechanism for dropping deep-sea fishing lures, repurposed for smuggling, is displayed alongside contraband items like packages of drugs, knives,...
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“Nova Scotia Couple Faces Tough Choice Amid Drought Crisis”
When a historic dug well on their property dried up after 200 years, Nancy Grove and Peter Gale faced a tough choice: endure an...
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“Canada Approves Groundbreaking Alzheimer’s Drug Lecanemab”
Health Canada has conditionally greenlit the use of lecanemab, a drug aimed at slowing down the progression of early-stage Alzheimer's disease, sparking discussions surrounding...
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Alberta Ends Teachers’ Strike, Class Size Concerns Persist
Jacqueline Renfrow expresses relief that her children will soon be back in school following Alberta's intervention to end the teachers' strike. However, she finds...
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Alberta Teachers’ Strike Sparks Economic Concerns
Business organizations in Alberta have voiced concerns about the negative impact of the ongoing teachers' strike on the province's economy. Despite the anticipation of...
