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Sask. researchers studying eyes for early signs of Alzheimer’s disease
A new study by University of Saskatchewan researchers hopes to find early diagnostic indications of Alzheimer’s through routine eye exams.
Woman, 67, arrested in connection with Robert Miller sex-assault investigation
Montreal police arrested a woman in connection with the sex-assault investigation into billionaire Robert Miller.
Ontario creates new rules on benzene pollution aimed at one Sarnia company
Ontario has created new rules specifically for one Sarnia, Ont., plastics plant to try to ensure it stops emitting high levels of benzene that have affected a neighbouring First Nation for years.
Insurance claims for Toronto auto thefts up 561 per cent since 2018 as claims in Ontario surpass $1 billion
Insurance claims due to auto theft have skyrocketed in the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario over the past few years, new data from the Insurance Bureau of Canada (ICB) shows.
Vancouver home sales fall nearly 20 per cent in May as inventory continues to climb
Greater Vancouver’s real estate board says the number of homes that changed hands in May fell 19.9 per cent from the previous year as more new properties continued to hit the market.
Two men charged in fatal stabbing outside Esso gas station
Saskatoon police have charged two men in relation to a fatal stabbing outside the Esso gas station on 22nd Street on Monday.
After 4 more deaths, overdose alert extended for Waterloo Region
After four more people suffered suspect overdose-related deaths in the area, the community drug alert for Waterloo Region has been extended.
Wheel-Trans service will continue if TTC workers go on strike on Friday, union says
The union representing more than 11,000 TTC workers has agreed to keep Wheel-Trans service up and running even if its members walk off the job on Friday.
Canadian agencies do not have the capacity or capability to police cybercrime: AG
The RCMP and other Canadian security agencies do not have the capacity or capability to effectively police cybercrime, according to a new report from Canada’s auditor general — a concerning problem it says in the face of increasingly frequent and devastating blows.
