Huskies off to Vanier Cup after thrilling victory in final seconds of Uteck Bowl
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3 Prince Albert police officers honoured for taking 40 impaired drivers off the road
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'I apologize': David Suzuki says he was wrong to warn that pipelines will be blown up
Environmentalist and TV host David Suzuki apologized Thursday for comments he made about exploding pipelines.
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Walmart says it will remove sexually explicit toys from children's section of website after mother complains
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Dutch, Australians find omicron variant; others curb travel
The Netherlands confirmed 13 cases of the new omicron variant of the coronavirus and Australia found two on Sunday as the countries half a world apart became the latest to detect it in travellers arriving from southern Africa.
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An evacuation order has been issued for the Huntingdon Village area of Abbotsford, as rain continues to fall on already sodden southern B.C.
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Authorities in some parts of B.C. already struggling with flooding and landslides issued new evacuation alerts on Saturday as the second of three successive atmospheric rivers brought heavy rain to the province.
Canadian-developed screening test aims to detect early-stage cancer using blood samples
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a surge in late-stage cancer diagnoses, with restrictions preventing or discouraging many from getting screened early. But an Ontario company has developed a new cancer screening test that uses blood samples, which could make it easier to detect cancers earlier.
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BREAKING | Ontario records highest number of new COVID-19 cases in months with 964 infections logged
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Former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz says government spending and stimulus are not to blame for increased inflation.
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Israel tightens travel restrictions over new COVID-19 variant
Israel on Sunday approved barring entry to foreign nationals and the use of controversial technology for contact tracing as part of its efforts to clamp down on a new coronavirus variant.
Swiss voters approve COVID-19 restrictions as infections rise
Swiss voters appeared set Sunday to approve by a clear margin legislation which introduced a special COVID-19 certificate that lets only people who have been vaccinated, recovered or tested negative attend public events and gatherings.
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Fears U.S. floodwaters may spill into Abbotsford, B.C.
Latest atmospheric river brings heavy rain to parts of B.C.
B.C. officials hope repairs are enough for the forecasted rain on the way. CTV’s Heather Wright reports.
