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Canada News2 months ago
Invisible Threats: Experts Warn of Early and Expanding Tick Season Across Canada
Health experts warn of an early and dangerous tick season in Canada. Learn about Lyme disease, emerging pathogens, and the importance of daily tick checks.
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Canada News2 months ago
Carney Asserts Control After Byelection Sweep Delivers Liberal Majority
Prime Minister Mark Carney secures a majority government after byelection wins in Toronto and Quebec, ending legislative gridlock and vowing swift action.
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Canada News2 months ago
Living on $40 a Week: How One Vancouver Couple Is Defying Record Inflation
Discover how a Vancouver couple manages a $160 monthly food budget amid rising inflation, featuring extreme grocery strategies and meal planning tips.
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Canada News3 months ago
Doug Ford Faces Backlash After Praising Homeowner for Shooting Alleged Vaughan Intruder
Ontario Premier Doug Ford faces criticism after congratulating a homeowner for shooting an intruder in Vaughan and criticizing Canada's judicial system.
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Canada News3 months ago
Ontario Defunds Seven Supervised Consumption Sites in Major Shift Toward Abstinence-Based Care
Ontario cuts funding for seven supervised consumption sites, shifting $550M to abstinence-based HART hubs. Health experts warn of rising overdose risks.
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