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Canada Stories6 months ago
A Perfect Storm: Canadian Aid Teams Face Unprecedented Risks in New Congo Ebola Outbreak
Canadian aid workers face a 'perfect storm' in the DRC as an untreatable Ebola strain spreads rapidly through conflict zones and across borders.
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business6 months ago
Unlocking Toronto’s Potential: Why Billy Bishop Airport Expansion is a Vital Economic Catalyst
Explore why expanding Billy Bishop Airport is essential for Toronto's economic growth, global connectivity, and its transition into a world-class meta city.
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energy6 months ago
Global Energy Markets Braced for Impact as Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire on ‘Life Support’
President Trump declares Iran ceasefire on 'life support' as oil prices surge and U.S. considers military escorts for tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
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POLITICS6 months ago
Moscow’s Shrunken Spectacle: Victory Day Parade Hits Record Low Duration Without Live Tanks
Moscow's 2026 Victory Day parade was the shortest in modern history, lasting only 45 minutes with no live tanks or military vehicles on Red Square.
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Asia-Pacific6 months ago
Tragedy on Mount Dukono: One Hiker Dead and Two Missing After Defying Exclusion Zone
Rescuers recover one body on Indonesia's Mount Dukono while two Singaporeans remain missing following a volcanic eruption in a restricted hiking zone.
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Canada Stories6 months ago
National Briefing: Privacy Regulators Probe ChatGPT While Canada Honors Fallen Officer
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POLITICS6 months ago
Tony Abbott Eyes Return to Frontline Politics in Bid for Liberal Party Presidency
Former PM Tony Abbott is in the frame for the Liberal Party presidency, aiming to reform the party's strategy and reclaim voters from One Nation.
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Economy6 months ago
Unforeseen Consequences: How Trump’s Metal Tariff ‘Tweak’ Is Crippling Canadian Manufacturing
A technical change in U.S. metal tariffs is devastating Canadian manufacturing, causing product costs to soar and prompting a $1.5 billion federal aid package.
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HEALTH6 months ago
Deadly Hantavirus Outbreak Strikes Atlantic Cruise: Three Dead, Others Critically Ill
Three deaths and several suspected cases of hantavirus reported on the MV Hondius cruise ship. Experts warn of a long incubation period as the vessel anchors.
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Legal6 months ago
OpenAI Faces Landmark $1 Billion Lawsuit Over Alleged Role in B.C. School Shooting
Families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims sue OpenAI for $1B, alleging the company failed to report the gunman despite identifying him as a threat.
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