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What you need to know about COVID this fall

The COVID-19 fall surge is upon us. But this year it’s different. Cases are rising again in Canada, reversing a trend from when cases were decreasing…

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Australia resolved its news standoff with Meta. Could Canada?

Most people in Canada haven’t been able to view or post news content on Facebook or Instagram for over a month now. That’s because Meta – the company…

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The first criminal trial for ‘Freedom Convoy’ leaders

Tamara Lich and Chris Barber were at the forefront of the convoy protest that rolled into Ottawa on Jan. 29, 2022. As leaders, they encouraged suppor…

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How international students became big business for schools

In 2012, nine out of 10 students at Kitchener’s Conestoga College were domestic. Today, they have more international students than any institution ac…

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Canada’s wildfires dwarf emissions from all other industries

This year’s wildfire season has broken all kinds of records – including on emissions. Canada’s wildfires have doubled previous records for greenhouse…

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What are schools doing to help youth mental health?

It’s back-to-school week for young people across the country. And despite bringing back full in-class learning three years since the peak of the COVI…

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Are small, family-run businesses dying in Canada?

Small business owners are, on average, older than the Canadian population. That means that in the next ten years 75% of them are retiring, according …

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The dark side of collagen

Collagen supplements are marketed as a holy grail anti-aging product. Bovine collagen is made from cattle hides, and a new investigation from the Bur…

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Ford government targets school lands to build housing

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has a clear housing goal. He wants to build 1.5 million new homes in 10 years. To accomplish this, his government has been …

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How a former Libyan dictator’s money ended up in Canada

Moammar Gadhafi, former Libyan dictator, has had billions sitting in Canadian bank accounts for almost 12 years after his death. This has caused furt…

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