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What killed Nobel poet Pablo Neruda after 1973 Chilean coup? Hamilton researchers uncover clues

A Chilean court has ordered a re-examination of the 1973 death of Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda, in part due to the work of McMaster University researchers in Hamilton. Neruda's cause…

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Atmospheric Rivers Poised to Drench Pacific Northwest and British Columbia

Forecasters warn of multiple powerful storm systems set to bring days of rain, flooding risk,…

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Gaza cease-fire under intense strain after Gaza Strip air-strikes; aid temporarily halted

Renewed Israeli airstrikes after the deaths of two soldiers near Rafah threaten to unravel the…

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More than 75 per cent of Manitoba First Nations now have active COVID-19 cases

The number of First Nations in Manitoba with active COVID-19 cases has nearly doubled since December as the Omicron variant causes…

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Renter on disability pension given 61% rent increase and told to shovel own snow

A Saint John renter on a disability pension and his wife are hunting for a new place to live after…

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Family demands answers after woman dies in Windsor, Ont., jail while waiting for psychiatric help

Tamara Frances Lucier was waiting for treatment at a psychiatric facility before facing charges, but in the meantime was held…

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Ukraine's alliances are not a 'bargaining chip' in talks with Russia, country's deputy PM says

Ukraine's proposed membership in NATO should not be used as a "bargaining chip" in this week's talks between Russia and…

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High gas prices, oilpatch labour crunch, pipeline friction: The year ahead in energy

The last two years have taken energy markets on a wild ride, with oil prices crashing through the basement at…

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Doug Ford government's polling shows shifting views of Ontario's COVID-19 response

Newly revealed polling conducted by Premier Doug Ford's government shows growing public dissatisfaction with its handling of COVID-19 last year as…

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When will Omicron-related restrictions be lifted? Your COVID-19 questions answered

We're answering questions about the pandemic. Send yours to COVID@cbc.ca — we'll answer as many as we can. We publish…

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Symptomatic Ottawa hospital workers with COVID-19 may be asked to work in staffing crisis

Ottawa's largest hospitals say they may call in symptomatic health-care workers with COVID-19 to work should their staffing crisis become dire — a policy…

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