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The Prairies are heading into another drought. Here's why we're more vulnerable this time

In northern Alberta, a worrisomely dry winter has raised some fears about an issue that hasn't historically been a problem — drought. "Up towards Slave Lake, we'd expect about 50 millimetres…

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Vancouver beaches littered with trash after sunny, warm weekend

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Both of the federal agencies tasked with reviewing what the Liberal government and security agencies knew about allegations of foreign interference…

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Centralized lists that match waiting patients with the next available surgeon are showing promise at reducing wait times, but doctors…

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Travelling on broken ice: Inuvialuit elder, scientist describe the Arctic's shrinking ice cover

The condition of the sea ice around Ulukhaktok, N.W.T., has been "really good" for hunting and long-distance travel this winter, according…

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B.C. football community in shock after Simon Fraser University discontinues its varsity program

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The Prairies are heading into another drought. Here's why we're more vulnerable this time

Vancouver beaches littered with trash after sunny, warm weekend

Spring vaccine dose suggested to protect seniors in Canada from severe COVID