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"Just like eating yogurt" - scientists hope to end epidemic in bats

"Just like eating yogurt" - scientists hope to end epidemic in bats

Canadian scientists are racing to test a remedy that they hope will save bats from a deadly fungus that has already killed millions of the winged mammals across the continent.
Residents in rural area in southwest Alberta ordered to leave homes due to fire

Residents in rural area in southwest Alberta ordered to leave homes due to fire

NANTON, Alta. — Helicopters rescued several workers Wednesday as residents were ordered to leave their homes because of a wind-whipped wildfire burning in southwestern Alberta.
B.C. premier appoints top deputy to review 'integrity' of fish farm testing lab

B.C. premier appoints top deputy to review 'integrity' of fish farm testing lab

VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan appointed his top deputy Wednesday to review the "integrity" of British Columbia's animal testing laboratory after concerns were raised about a potential conflict of interest in test results done on farmed salmon.

TransCanada selling Ontario solar portfolio in further move from renewables

CALGARY — TransCanada Corp. is offloading its only solar power holdings in a $540-million deal as it moves against the industry trend of investing more in renewables.
Canada's Walk of Fame to add Donovan Bailey, Anna Paquin, Viola Desmond and more

Canada's Walk of Fame to add Donovan Bailey, Anna Paquin, Viola Desmond and more

TORONTO — Six influential Canadians from the circles of sports, entertainment and culture will be added to Canada's Walk of Fame next month.
EPA chemical review would exclude millions of tons of toxins

EPA chemical review would exclude millions of tons of toxins

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Irving Oil raises cautions about N.B. Liberals throne speech talk of carbon plan

FREDERICTON — Irving Oil says any New Brunswick carbon plan needs to allow the province's businesses to remain competitive.
B.C. auditor takes aim at inadequate management of grizzly populations

B.C. auditor takes aim at inadequate management of grizzly populations

VICTORIA — Hunters in British Columbia kill up to 300 grizzly bears every year, but it is habitat loss that is actually the greatest threat to the imposing predators, says auditor general Carol Bellringer in a report.

Pallister says no health-care premiums for Manitobans in his first term

WINNIPEG — Manitobans won't have to pay a health-care premium — for now. Brian Pallister says he's ruling out premiums in his first term as premier after seeing the results of an online survey with 18,000 respondents.

Ontario must do more to address pollution in Indigenous communities: Watchdog

TORONTO — Ontario must do more to address pollution affecting Indigenous communities, the province's environmental watchdog said in a report released Tuesday that sharply criticized the government for long ignoring the issue.
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