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Woman who was stalked by police officer ex-boyfriend says justice system failed her

Despite a police misconduct probe that found a high-ranking B.C. officer had stalked and harassed his ex-girlfriend for years, a criminal investigation into the case did not result in charges.

Why Canada's record population growth is helping – and hurting – the economy

Canada has recorded the fastest population growth in 66 years, increasing by 1.3 million people, or 3.2 per cent, in 2023, according to a new report from Statistics Canada.
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Why Canada's record population growth is helping – and hurting – the economy

Canada has recorded the fastest population growth in 66 years, increasing by 1.3 million people, or 3.2 per cent, in 2023, according to a new report from Statistics Canada.

What happens after we die? Most Canadians say an afterlife does exist, survey shows

A new survey from the Angus Reid Institute has found that a majority of Canadians believe in some form of life after death, a proportion that has held steady for decades.
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What happens after we die? Most Canadians say an afterlife does exist, survey shows

A new survey from the Angus Reid Institute has found that a majority of Canadians believe in some form of life after death, a proportion that has held steady for decades.

Ottawa public school board, 3 Toronto-area school boards launch lawsuit against social media giants

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and three school boards in the Toronto-area have launched legal action against social media giants, accusing them of «disrupting students' fundamental right to education.»
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Ottawa public school board, 3 Toronto-area school boards launch lawsuit against social media giants

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and three school boards in the Toronto-area have launched legal action against social media giants, accusing them of «disrupting students' fundamental right to education.»

'This was my last resort,' Ottawa-area woman says of experimental phage therapy to treat infection

Thea Turcotte believes her life was likely saved by an experimental treatment developed in Winnipeg for a chronic artificial joint infection.
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'This was my last resort,' Ottawa-area woman says of experimental phage therapy to treat infection

Thea Turcotte believes her life was likely saved by an experimental treatment developed in Winnipeg for a chronic artificial joint infection.

A settlement in a U.S. lawsuit could upend the cornerstone of real estate industry: commissions

A landmark deal in the U.S. may lead to enormous changes in how real estate agents are paid. In Canada, two lawsuits filed against various real estate bodies want the courts to come to the same conclusion and force wholesale change in the way Realtors charge
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A settlement in a U.S. lawsuit could upend the cornerstone of real estate industry: commissions

A landmark deal in the U.S. may lead to enormous changes in how real estate agents are paid. In Canada, two lawsuits filed against various real estate bodies want the courts to come to the same conclusion and force wholesale change in the way Realtors charge their fees.

Do you need a spring COVID-19 vaccine? Research backs extra round for high-risk groups

Various Canadian provinces are rolling out spring COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, allowing higher-risk individuals to get an extra dose.
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Do you need a spring COVID-19 vaccine? Research backs extra round for high-risk groups

Various Canadian provinces are rolling out spring COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, allowing higher-risk individuals to get an extra dose.

Ontario school boards take social media giants to court for disrupting student learning

Four major school boards in Ontario are taking several social media giants to court, alleging their products Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok are harming students and disrupting the education system.
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Ontario school boards take social media giants to court for disrupting student learning

Four major school boards in Ontario are taking several social media giants to court, alleging their products Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok are harming students and disrupting the education system.

Canadian cities could get an influx of wild climate refugees — and also lose a few familiar animal faces

When you look out your window or walk your dog in the year 2100, the animals you spot may be quite different from what you see today, a new study suggests. Many species are moving due to climate change, and Canadian cities could get an influx of wild climate
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Canadian cities could get an influx of wild climate refugees — and also lose a few familiar animal faces

When you look out your window or walk your dog in the year 2100, the animals you spot may be quite different from what you see today, a new study suggests. Many species are moving due to climate change, and Canadian cities could get an influx of wild climate refugees.

Experts advise B.C. residents to prepare early for wildfire season

As wildfire season approaches, experts are advising homeowners and communities to prepare for a potentially challenging wildfire season. 
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Experts advise B.C. residents to prepare early for wildfire season

As wildfire season approaches, experts are advising homeowners and communities to prepare for a potentially challenging wildfire season. 

He thought he'd sold his Rolex for $15K. Sleight of hand left him with coupons instead

A Quebec man selling a Rolex for $15,000 says he was cheated out of money after a Facebook Marketplace buyer showed him the cash in an envelope but then performed a sleight-of-hand trick that left him with an envelope full of flyer clippings instead.
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He thought he'd sold his Rolex for $15K. Sleight of hand left him with coupons instead

A Quebec man selling a Rolex for $15,000 says he was cheated out of money after a Facebook Marketplace buyer showed him the cash in an envelope but then performed a sleight-of-hand trick that left him with an envelope full of flyer clippings instead.

Majority of Canadians believe in life after death: Angus Reid survey

A new survey from the Angus Reid Institute has found that a majority of Canadians believe in some form of life after death, a proportion that has held steady for decades.
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Majority of Canadians believe in life after death: Angus Reid survey

A new survey from the Angus Reid Institute has found that a majority of Canadians believe in some form of life after death, a proportion that has held steady for decades.

B.C. financial regulator, other agencies join warning about 'pig butchering' investment scams

The B.C. Securities Commission is the latest agency to warn provincial residents about so-called «pig butchering» investment scams.
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B.C. financial regulator, other agencies join warning about 'pig butchering' investment scams

The B.C. Securities Commission is the latest agency to warn provincial residents about so-called «pig butchering» investment scams.

No charges to be laid against Mounties who mistook Alta. teen with autism for drug user during arrest

Despite Alberta's police watchdog concluding charges could be laid against Mounties who arrested a teen with autism under the belief he was a drug user, no charges will be laid.
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No charges to be laid against Mounties who mistook Alta. teen with autism for drug user during arrest

Despite Alberta's police watchdog concluding charges could be laid against Mounties who arrested a teen with autism under the belief he was a drug user, no charges will be laid.

Woodstock, Ont. dog boarding facility charged after engaging in veterinary medicine: CVO

According to the College of Veterinarians of Ontario, there was evidence that three people at a Woodstock, Ont., dog boarding facility were practising veterinary medicine and advertising they were engaged in vet medicine, when they allegedly weren't licensed.
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Woodstock, Ont. dog boarding facility charged after engaging in veterinary medicine: CVO

According to the College of Veterinarians of Ontario, there was evidence that three people at a Woodstock, Ont., dog boarding facility were practising veterinary medicine and advertising they were engaged in vet medicine, when they allegedly weren't licensed.

Three men dead after apparent avalanche during snowmobile trip in Quebec

Three men from Quebec's Eastern Townships who were visiting the Gaspe Peninsula to go snowmobiling died after an avalanche on Mont Medaille.
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Three men dead after apparent avalanche during snowmobile trip in Quebec

Three men from Quebec's Eastern Townships who were visiting the Gaspe Peninsula to go snowmobiling died after an avalanche on Mont Medaille.

Video shows police interrupting auto theft in progress outside Toronto home

New video footage obtained by CP24 shows the attempted theft of a vehicle in a North York driveway earlier this month that was ultimately interrupted by police.
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Video shows police interrupting auto theft in progress outside Toronto home

New video footage obtained by CP24 shows the attempted theft of a vehicle in a North York driveway earlier this month that was ultimately interrupted by police.

Rural Ontario man finds high levels of radioactive gas in new home — wants others to check

If it wasn’t for an encounter with a neighbour last summer, Bob Barnes would have never known his recently purchased house also came with extremely high levels of a cancer causing gas. 
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Rural Ontario man finds high levels of radioactive gas in new home — wants others to check

If it wasn’t for an encounter with a neighbour last summer, Bob Barnes would have never known his recently purchased house also came with extremely high levels of a cancer causing gas. 

3 snowbikers dead after avalanche in Quebec's Chic-Choc Mountains

Three people who were riding snowbikes are dead after an avalanche in Quebec's Gaspé region. Provincial police are investigating.
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3 snowbikers dead after avalanche in Quebec's Chic-Choc Mountains

Three people who were riding snowbikes are dead after an avalanche in Quebec's Gaspé region. Provincial police are investigating.

3 snow bikers dead after avalanche in Quebec's Chic-Choc Mountains

Three people who were riding snowbikes are dead after an avalanche in Quebec's Gaspé region. Provincial police are investigating.
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3 snow bikers dead after avalanche in Quebec's Chic-Choc Mountains

Three people who were riding snowbikes are dead after an avalanche in Quebec's Gaspé region. Provincial police are investigating.

'Substantial gaps' in research on Whitehorse dam impacts on fish, DFO says

There are gaps in the research into how the Whitehorse dam is affecting not just salmon but also other fish species, says the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) in a letter submitted to assessors looking at Yukon Energy's proposal to relicense dam fo
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'Substantial gaps' in research on Whitehorse dam impacts on fish, DFO says

There are gaps in the research into how the Whitehorse dam is affecting not just salmon but also other fish species, says the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) in a letter submitted to assessors looking at Yukon Energy's proposal to relicense dam for another 25 years. 

Vancouver pharmacies still pay vulnerable Downtown Eastside patients cash kickbacks despite ban, sources say

Doctors and community members in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside say some people are getting paid more than $100 a month for their prescriptions even though the practice of pharmacies giving out incentives has been prohibited for years.
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Vancouver pharmacies still pay vulnerable Downtown Eastside patients cash kickbacks despite ban, sources say

Doctors and community members in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside say some people are getting paid more than $100 a month for their prescriptions even though the practice of pharmacies giving out incentives has been prohibited for years.

How Sask.'s new budget does and doesn't address climate change

The words «climate change» don't appear once in Saskatchewan's newly released 75-page 2024-25 budget. However, the province is making some investments into reducing emissions — and also facing higher costs driven by climate-related droughts and
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How Sask.'s new budget does and doesn't address climate change

The words «climate change» don't appear once in Saskatchewan's newly released 75-page 2024-25 budget. However, the province is making some investments into reducing emissions — and also facing higher costs driven by climate-related droughts and fires.

Provinces say Ottawa is leaving them in the dark about RCMP's future

Frustration is mounting in provincial governments that rely on the RCMP's services as they wait for Ottawa to come up with a plan for the beleaguered national police service.
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Provinces say Ottawa is leaving them in the dark about RCMP's future

Frustration is mounting in provincial governments that rely on the RCMP's services as they wait for Ottawa to come up with a plan for the beleaguered national police service.

B.C. man charged in 'woodland rapist' case had ties to the Ontario regions of the attacks, documents say

A B.C. man recently charged in a series of sexual assaults on children in Ontario in the 1990s had connections to the regions where the attacker struck, according to documents viewed by CBC News. A retired lead investigator says Richard Neil was not on a lis
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B.C. man charged in 'woodland rapist' case had ties to the Ontario regions of the attacks, documents say

A B.C. man recently charged in a series of sexual assaults on children in Ontario in the 1990s had connections to the regions where the attacker struck, according to documents viewed by CBC News. A retired lead investigator says Richard Neil was not on a list of would-be suspects at the time.

Afghan interpreter hunted by Taliban safe after campaign by retired brigadier-general in Newfoundland

After more than two years of evading the Taliban and a dogged campaign led by retired Canadian military members urging the federal government to keep its promise, Afghan interpreter Mohammad Arif Yousafi is safe in Alberta.
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Afghan interpreter hunted by Taliban safe after campaign by retired brigadier-general in Newfoundland

After more than two years of evading the Taliban and a dogged campaign led by retired Canadian military members urging the federal government to keep its promise, Afghan interpreter Mohammad Arif Yousafi is safe in Alberta.

RCMP to release progress report on response to inquiry into 2020 mass shooting

The RCMP are expected to provide an update today on progress they have made in responding to the inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting that killed 22 people.
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RCMP to release progress report on response to inquiry into 2020 mass shooting

The RCMP are expected to provide an update today on progress they have made in responding to the inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting that killed 22 people.

Smuggling suspect knew of frigid cold before Indian family's death on Canada border, prosecutors say

A man accused of helping smuggle people across the U.S.-Canadian border had been warned of blizzard conditions before he arranged for four members of an Indian family to cross in 2022, prosecutors allege. The parents and two young children froze to death.
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Smuggling suspect knew of frigid cold before Indian family's death on Canada border, prosecutors say

A man accused of helping smuggle people across the U.S.-Canadian border had been warned of blizzard conditions before he arranged for four members of an Indian family to cross in 2022, prosecutors allege. The parents and two young children froze to death.

Animal rights groups seek review of Ontario's new hunting dog law

Two animal rights organizations have requested a review of a new Ontario law that expands a licensing regime that allows dogs to track down captive coyotes, foxes and rabbits in massive fenced-in pens.
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Animal rights groups seek review of Ontario's new hunting dog law

Two animal rights organizations have requested a review of a new Ontario law that expands a licensing regime that allows dogs to track down captive coyotes, foxes and rabbits in massive fenced-in pens.

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