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Can a keto diet treat severe mental illness?

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“If someone feels better or more empowered, why would I argue?” Attwood said. “The keto diet is expensive, it is

Is it time for Canada to toughen up its social media laws for youth?

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A jury in Los Angeles found that media giants Meta and YouTube were liable for designing their apps in a

Canada in the European Union? Poll suggests broad openness to the idea

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OTTAWA — New polling suggests a majority of Canadians think Canada ought to explore joining the European Union at a

Toys ‘R’ Us Canada not playing around in various battles over its trademarks

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Toys “R” Us Canada is battling tech giant Acer Inc., a Calgary swingers club and a Russian business over trademarks

Burlington Basketball Player Leads Team to Tournament Title

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Paityn Short’s dedication, passion and leadership for the game of basketball was on full display last month in Brantford when

Canada-Sweden curling feud reignited: report

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If you thought the Olympic “double-touch” curling drama between Canada and Sweden was over, think again. Swedish curler Oskar Eriksson,

‘Really scalable’: Franchise industry players share what it takes to succeed

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Preet Pandher was studying in Edmonton in 2016 when he got a job washing dishes on the weekend at A&W.

Toddler injured by wolf after crawling under Pennsylvania zoo’s exterior metal fence

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HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — A toddler was lightly injured by a wolf at a Pennsylvania theme park zoo after he

A happy Easter for thousands as Ottawa Mission sets holiday meal record

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The Ottawa Mission totalled 18,302 meals served over Easter day and the week before, including 437 meals served to community