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Taco Bell Canada confirms lettuce safe amid U.S. cyclospora outbreak
The company says lettuce linked to parasite infections at U.S. locations has not been served at Canadian restaurants.
Separatist advertisers extend fundraising lead to $458,000 three months before Alberta referendum
Let Alberta Decide leads with $256,708 in contributions as 15 separatist groups vastly outpace six federalist organizations.
Mountain bluebirds down 60 per cent since 1970 as Alberta conservation effort expands
Albertans are installing nest boxes across the Prairies to help mountain bluebirds recover from a decades-long population decline blamed...
Parks Canada warns of increased bear activity in Jasper as berry season peaks
Visitors to Jasper National Park are being urged to stay alert and make noise on trails as bears actively feed on ripening berries along...
Nova Scotia wildfire near Halifax grows to 14 square kilometres; 100–150 residents evacuated
The Mooseland Road fire was reduced in size estimate after more accurate mapping; crews from Newfoundland and Labrador are assisting.
No Canadian cyclospora outbreak from U.S. tainted lettuce, CFIA confirms
Federal health officials say no cases of the parasite linked to Taco Bell iceberg lettuce from Mexico have been detected in Canada,...
Three killed in Laurentians head-on collision as summer driving peaks
A northbound vehicle attempted an unsafe pass Friday afternoon near Lantier, colliding with a southbound car and killing two adults and a child.
Premier Ford meets with wildfire evacuees in Thunder Bay as Ontario battles nearly 200 fires
Ontario's response to the crisis faces scrutiny over funding levels and evacuation coordination at First Nations communities.
Canadians overwhelmingly worried about data centre power bills and environmental damage, poll finds
In a Leger poll, 81 per cent of respondents expressed concern about AI data centres driving up electricity costs, while 79 per cent...
Travel insurance unlikely to cover WestJet flight disruptions if strike happens
Policies purchased after the CUPE strike vote on Wednesday won't protect travellers from labour action starting August 2.
Canadian retiree wins $5 million Lotto 6/49, plans first home purchase
Montreal resident Pierre Draws discovered he won the July 4 jackpot after scanning his ticket, marking a life-changing moment he never...
Scientists say stopping fossil fuels is the only real fix for Canada's wildfire smoke
While firefighting resources help protect communities, experts warn that climate warming is driving more intense fires and making smoke...
