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New gene tests system in disarray ahead of World Athletics Championships

[published_date] Female Canadian athletes have been told that the new gene tests they recently underwent do not comply with World Athletics' requirements, leaving them scrambling to complete new tests before the September 1 deadline for the world championships. French athletes are also seeking meets and camps outside their country to complete the one-off tests after…

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Stellantis lays off ‘small number’ of workers in Windsor as company cuts back on EV muscle car

[published_date] Stellantis is laying off workers at its assembly plant in Windsor, Ont., as the company shifts away from its electric muscle car. "A small number" of workers received layoff notices Friday, according to Stellantis spokesperson LouAnn Gosselin. "The layoffs are based on seniority and are a result of regular volume adjustments at the plant,"…

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Brantford, Ont., daycare closes temporarily after child finds rabid bat, hands it to worker

[published_date] A daycare in Brantford, Ont., is closed for a public health inspection after a bat found at the centre tested positive for rabies.  Grand Erie Public Health (GEPH) said Friday that it confirmed a bat discovered Monday at Creative Minds Daycare tested positive on Wednesday for the virus, prompting concern from parents. The daycare told…

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Pilot conscious after helicopter fighting wildfire crashes into Annapolis County lake

[published_date] The pilot of a helicopter that crashed into a lake Friday afternoon while helping fight a wildfire in Annapolis County, N.S., is conscious and has been taken to hospital for evaluation. The Department of Natural Resources helicopter was fighting an out-of-control wildfire near West Dalhousie, N.S., according to a release from the department. The helicopter crashed…

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Flight attendant union asks jobs minister not to intervene in Air Canada negotiations

[published_date] More than 10,000 flight attendants are poised to walk off the job around 1 a.m. ET on Saturday, followed by a company-imposed lockout if the two sides can't reach an eleventh-hour deal. The Canadian Union of Public Employees released a statement on Friday afternoon urging Federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu "not to intervene" in negotiations…

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Wildfire crews hope for reprieve as rain falls on Vancouver Island blaze

[published_date] Rain has arrived on Vancouver Island, where an out of control wildfire has been burning for several days.  The Mount Underwood wildfire, south of Port Alberni, B.C., covers about 34.06 square kilometres (3,406 hectares), according to the B.C. Wildfire Service's latest information Friday morning. It has forced evacuations, prompted local states of emergency and…

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