Drug manufacturer Apotex is recalling one lot of its Mirvala 28 birth control pills because the blister pack may contain a green placebo pill in place of an active white pill.
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Cowessess First Nation in Saskatchewan puts names to 300 of 751 unmarked graves
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On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, St. Anne's survivor Evelyn Korkmaz calls for justice
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From the '60s Scoop to now: Canada still separating Indigenous children from families
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As Indigenous leaders push for papal apology, residential school survivors look for ways to heal
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After a year's delay due to pandemic, Expo 2020 opens with spectacular ceremony in Dubai
The largest city in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates kicked off its world's fair on Thursday night. The event, which was delayed a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic but retained its original name, begins on Friday and runs until March 31, 2022.
via CBC | Top Stories News'It's going to take more': One of the youngest First Nations chiefs has a message for Canadians
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Alberta public servants will need to be fully vaccinated or provide negative test results, premier says
All public servants in Alberta will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or negative test results, Premier Jason Kenney said Thursday.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsU.S. senators grill Facebook exec about Instagram's potential harm to teen girls
Senators fired a barrage of criticism at a Facebook executive over the company's handling of internal research — leaked by a whistleblower and reported by The Wall Street Journal — suggesting its Instagram photo-sharing platform can harm teens.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsCAF, Red Cross, and health-care staff from other provinces heading to Alberta hospitals
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B.C. server who was fired after asking staff to use they/them pronouns awarded $30K
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'It's really scary': Alberta physicians face more aggressive, misinformed patients
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Trudeau flew to Tofino, B.C., with family on 1st National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Though Trudeau's itinerary for Thursday initially stated he was in "private meetings" in Ottawa, it was later updated to note he was in Tofino.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsSearch for unmarked graves planned at former Mount Elgin Residential School in Ontario
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Sask. Party MLA resigns from government caucus after 'misrepresenting her vaccination status'
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Royal Canadian Navy ship completes Northwest Passage journey for first time since 1954
HMCS Harry DeWolf sailed through the Northwest Passage to complete training exercises and strengthen relationships with communities in the Arctic.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsEthiopia kicks out 7 UN officials amid pressure over Tigray blockade
Ethiopia said Thursday it is kicking out seven United Nations officials whom it accused of "meddling" in the country's internal affairs, as pressure grows on the government over its deadly blockade of its Tigray region.
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Residential school survivors, Trudeau speak on eve of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Survivors of residential schools shared devastating stories of childhood trauma on the eve of the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation during a sombre ceremony on Parliament Hill on Wednesday.
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'I felt whole': CTV News reporter reconnects with Indigenous mother once missing for decades
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'A fall and winter of misery': Sask.'s top doctor predicts grim end of 2021
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Canada had the lowest level of births in 2020 since 2006, StatCan report reveals
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Gang battle in Ecuador prison kills more than 100
The death toll in a gang battle in a penitentiary in the coastal city of Guayaquil has risen to more than 100 as authorities find more bodies, Ecuador's prison service says.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsJudge suspends Britney Spears's father from conservatorship
In a major victory for Britney Spears, a judge on Wednesday suspended the singer's father from the conservatorship that has controlled her life and money for 13 years, saying the arrangement "reflects a toxic environment."
via CBC | Top Stories NewsHow Jordan Romano went from lifelong Blue Jays fan to their star closing pitcher
Jordan Romano, from Markham, Ont., has had a breakout season as the Toronto Blue Jays’ closing pitcher. For fans, he serves as a rare example of homegrown talent. As the team chases a wild-card spot, Romano says playing for Toronto is a "dream come true."
via CBC | Top Stories NewsBus crash: Transit employee dies after getting trapped between 2 vehicles in Vancouver
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Guilty pleas entered by Chilliwack, B.C., company in chicken abuse case
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World's oldest rainforest returned to Indigenous group in Australia
The world's oldest tropical rainforest has been returned to its traditional owners, a local Indigenous group in Australia.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsNational Day for Truth and Reconciliation sparks hope for these residential school survivors
Sept. 30 is the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. Three residential school survivors shared their thoughts on what the day means to them, and what Canadians should be reflecting on.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsCoronavirus: What's happening in Canada and around the world on Wednesday
The World Health Organization reported that the global number of new coronavirus cases and deaths continued to fall in the past week, with an estimated 3.3 million new infections and about 55,000 deaths, marking a 10 per cent drop in both.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsTruth and reconciliation: N.B. chiefs criticize decision not to recognize holiday
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How non-Indigenous people can respectfully observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Flyers, coupons and discounts: 'Sticker shock' changing how Canadians buy groceries
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Ottawa will require vaccinations in the public service — but MPs may not face the same rule
Members of Parliament returning to work in the coming weeks could be doing so without a firm COVID-19 vaccination mandate — a rule that's expected to be introduced for hundreds of thousands of federal public servants and workers in federally regulated sectors.
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