“Researchers Study Harm Reduction at Summer Music Festivals”

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Summer music festivals have long been known for the use of psychedelics and other drugs by attendees. A team of researchers is currently investigating...

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“Edmonton Mourns Loss of Dr. Darren Markland”

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Following his tragic death in a mountain biking accident, the late Dr. Darren Markland, a prominent intensive-care physician based in Edmonton, is being fondly remembered for his significant contributions as a healthcare professional and community advocate.At...

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North Korea Launches Sea-to-Surface Cruise Missiles

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North Korea announced on Wednesday that it had launched sea-to-surface cruise missiles into its western waters, showcasing its advancing military capabilities while U.S. President Donald Trump visited South Korea for a regional summit. The official Korean...

“Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Threatens Jamaica with Record-breaking Intensity”

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Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful storms ever witnessed in the Caribbean, is expected to make landfall in Jamaica early Tuesday following a rapid intensification phase driven by climate-related factors leading to increasingly destructive storms...

“Nova Scotia Man Praises Jamaican Preparedness for Hurricane Melissa”

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A man from Nova Scotia reports that residents in Jamaica are well-prepared for Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm that hit the Caribbean island on Tuesday. Phil Rock, a retired firefighter and horticulturalist from Halifax, has...

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“PM Carney’s French Language Use Draws Criticism”

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Prime Minister Mark Carney, known for his admiration of Quebec musicians Coeur de Pirate and Rock et Belles Oreilles during the recent federal election campaign, emphasized the importance of French in Canadian identity. However, a Radio-Canada...

“Canada Anticipates Decision on West Coast Pipeline in 4-5 Months”

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The head of the Major Projects Office (MPO) in Canada anticipates that it will take approximately four to five months to reach a decision regarding a bitumen pipeline to the West Coast.During a recent appearance before...

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“Researchers Study Harm Reduction at Summer Music Festivals”

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Summer music festivals have long been known for the use of psychedelics and other drugs by attendees. A team of researchers is currently investigating the implementation of harm reduction strategies at these events and what insights...

“Desert Tortoise Molly’s Prairie Adventure”

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In a surprising turn of events, a large African spurred tortoise named Molly was discovered wandering at a leisurely pace near a wetland in the Canadian prairie. The staff at Oak Hammock Marsh in Manitoba's Interlake...

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“Researchers Study Harm Reduction at Summer Music Festivals”

Technology
Summer music festivals have long been known for the use of psychedelics and other drugs by attendees. A team of researchers is currently investigating...

“Survivor Finale Shocker: Host Spoils Crucial Outcome Live”

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In an unexpected turn of events during the finale of Survivor 50, host Jeff Probst mistakenly revealed a crucial outcome before it aired. The...

North Korea Launches Sea-to-Surface Cruise Missiles

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North Korea announced on Wednesday that it had launched sea-to-surface cruise missiles into its western waters, showcasing its advancing military capabilities while U.S. President...

Canada Faces Legal Battle Over First Nations Children’s Healthcare

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The Carney administration is engaged in a legal battle with a First Nations grandmother to change long-standing court rulings that mandate Canada to ensure...

Fifth Arrest Made in Regina Shooting Incident

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Regina Police have announced the arrest of a fifth individual in connection with a shooting incident that resulted in severe injuries to an 11-year-old...

“NASA’s ER-2 Plane Studies Wildfires in B.C.”

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A NASA high-altitude research aircraft conducted flights over the wildfires in British Columbia over the weekend to enhance the understanding of weather phenomena triggered...

“Colbert’s Emotional Farewell: Star-Studded Finale”

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The most recent episode of CBS's program "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" concluded on Thursday night with an extended duration of one hour...

“Japan’s Miura and Kihara Lead at Grand Prix de France”

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At the Grand Prix de France pairs event, a showdown for the top spot unfolded between two pairs of world champions. Riku Miura and...

“Vancouver Police Sergeant Earns $239K in Overtime Pay, Sparking Budget Concerns”

National
CBC News has uncovered that a Vancouver police sergeant received $239,258 in overtime pay alone last year, in addition to a base salary of...

“Edmonton Mourns Loss of Dr. Darren Markland”

Bussiness
Following his tragic death in a mountain biking accident, the late Dr. Darren Markland, a prominent intensive-care physician based in Edmonton, is being fondly...

“Desert Tortoise Molly’s Prairie Adventure”

Technology
In a surprising turn of events, a large African spurred tortoise named Molly was discovered wandering at a leisurely pace near a wetland in...

“End of an Era: Stephen Colbert Bids Farewell”

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From the iconic Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City emerges the familiar announcement, "It's Stephen Colbert!" This evening marks the final episode of...
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