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Canada could face more record-breaking heat this year. How can we prepare for wildfires?

The first week of January isn't usually wildfire season. But as 2024 began, more than 100 "zombie fires" were actively burning in British Columbia — holdovers from last summer that…

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Nexus trusted-traveller program to resume fully by April 24 after year-long standoff

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King Charles's ancestors abetted the slave trade, and research aims to show what they knew

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Audit finds 'clear disparity' in Knowledge Network funding for filmmakers of colour

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It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual,…

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California therapy dog who loved to surf has died

Ricochet, the beloved golden retriever who found her calling as a therapy dog when she learned to surf, has died…

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Alberta ad campaign urging Prince Edward Island workers to go west

A new ad campaign coming out of Alberta is attempting to convince skilled workers to leave P.E.I., which is also…

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Virginia hospital patient Irvo Otieno, who was pinned by officers, staff, died of asphyxia, autopsy shows

Irvo Otieno, a 28-year-old Black man whose death last month at a Virginia mental hospital has sparked outrage and led…

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Who would win in a fight: a penguin or a wolverine? Check out these scientists' theoretical bracket

The Current10:59Critters face off in March Mammal MadnessRead transcribed audioIn the real world, a wolverine would probably never meet an…

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Terrorism charges laid after knife attack on Surrey, B.C., bus

A B.C. man who allegedly slashed a man's throat on a transit bus in Surrey, B.C., on Saturday is facing…

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Tight-knit Team Canada arrives at women's hockey worlds with good vibes

The women's world hockey championships have officially arrived in Brampton, Ont.Monday was the first day of practice for the entire…

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Ottawa adds $3.4B to $20B First Nations child welfare compensation deal

The federal government is adding $3.4 billion to its $20 billion offer for First Nations child welfare compensation, says the…

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Canada could face more record-breaking heat this year. How can we prepare for wildfires?

Nexus trusted-traveller program to resume fully by April 24 after year-long standoff

King Charles's ancestors abetted the slave trade, and research aims to show what they knew

Audit finds 'clear disparity' in Knowledge Network funding for filmmakers of colour

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What new MLB rules mean for the future of baseball | About That

California therapy dog who loved to surf has died

Alberta ad campaign urging Prince Edward Island workers to go west

Virginia hospital patient Irvo Otieno, who was pinned by officers, staff, died of asphyxia, autopsy shows

Who would win in a fight: a penguin or a wolverine? Check out these scientists' theoretical bracket

Terrorism charges laid after knife attack on Surrey, B.C., bus

Tight-knit Team Canada arrives at women's hockey worlds with good vibes

Ottawa adds $3.4B to $20B First Nations child welfare compensation deal

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