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Why scientists say wastewater surveillance needs to continue, despite low COVID-19 levels

Despite a majority of wastewater sites across the country reporting some of the lowest levels of COVID-19 since analysis began, some researchers say this type of surveillance should continue so…

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Scientists found 46,000-year-old roundworms alive beneath the Arctic ice

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Pope to skip Sunday public blessing on doctor's advice after major surgery

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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…

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Wildfires made Canada's air quality worse than the U.S. for the first time

Canada's record-setting wildfire season hiked the country up global pollution rankings — and for the first time made its air…

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Beware the buds of March: Why early tulips and cherry blossoms are a growing concern

Senior landscape architect Tina Liu is responsible for up to 700,000 tulip bulbs planted by the National Capital Commission (NCC) each year in Ottawa.Typically, those tulips…

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New Order of Canada inductees include journalist who investigated Trump's finances, 1st Inuk senator

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has announced 78 new appointments to the Order of Canada — a list that includes activists, authors, artists, Indigenous…

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The rising cost of living means this mom of 3 goes hungry so her kids can eat

Tara Saunders says she had enough money to pay for her bills and groceries for her family before the COVID-19…

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Loblaws will no longer offer 50% discount on expiring food products

If you've been trying to save money on your grocery bill by waiting until food is marked down to 50…

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Loblaw backs away from plan to reduce 50% discount on foods nearing best-before dates

Loblaw Companies Ltd. is backing down from its decision to nix a 50 per cent discount on food products nearing their best-before dates."We've…

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Bank of Canada governor says interest rate relief won't deliver new housing supply

Canada's real estate market is notoriously unhinged. Home prices are up more than 35 per cent in just four years.…

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Why scientists say wastewater surveillance needs to continue, despite low COVID-19 levels

Scientists found 46,000-year-old roundworms alive beneath the Arctic ice

Her car was stolen 3 times in the past year. She says consumers shouldn't bear the brunt of the problem

Pope to skip Sunday public blessing on doctor's advice after major surgery

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

Wildfires made Canada's air quality worse than the U.S. for the first time

Beware the buds of March: Why early tulips and cherry blossoms are a growing concern

New Order of Canada inductees include journalist who investigated Trump's finances, 1st Inuk senator

The rising cost of living means this mom of 3 goes hungry so her kids can eat

Loblaws will no longer offer 50% discount on expiring food products

Loblaw backs away from plan to reduce 50% discount on foods nearing best-before dates

Bank of Canada governor says interest rate relief won't deliver new housing supply

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