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Why Quebec has not — yet — signed Canada’s direct-to-consumer alcohol sales deal
Quebec has not joined a national agreement that would allow wineries, distilleries, and breweries to sell alcohol directly...
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Orcas filmed smashing sunfish to smithereens
Orcas in the Gulf of California have been documented engaging in a collective behavior that shatters dead sunfish...
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Elmer MacKay, longtime former N.S. Progressive Conservative MP, dies
Elmer MacKay, longtime Conservative figure and former federal MP for Central Nova, has died, provincial and national authorities...
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U.S. military base in Iraq targeted by Iran as renewed fighting nears 2-week mark
A city in northern Iraq faced another round of drone strikes targeting a site hosting U.S. forces as...
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Doctors are using a regulatory gap to administer an unauthorized peptide
A CBC News investigation has found that some physicians are exploiting a regulatory loophole to administer an unproven...
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Here’s what I learned while shopping for a used EV
Mortillaro's narrative centers on the decision-making process involved in buying a second-hand EV, including evaluating battery health, charging...
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Powwows, dancing help wildfire evacuees ‘come together,’ easing pain of seeing First Nations burn
Thunder Bay, Ont. — Evacuees displaced by wildfires in northern Ontario were invited to a community gathering aimed...
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Canadian men’s 3×3 wheelchair basketball team gets off to strong start in Glasgow
The Canadian men’s wheelchair basketball team began their Commonwealth Games campaign with a decisive victory in Glasgow, defeating...
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Family demands changes to fishing restrictions following deaths in Harbour Round, N.L.
Two fishermen from Harbour Round, Newfoundland and Labrador, died at sea Tuesday after their speedboat began to take...
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Procedures like Botox are booming in Ontario. But not all doctors, nurses agree on how they should be provided
Ontario is updating rules governing medical esthetic procedures, a move that has been broadly welcomed by many nurses...