‘Predicts if somebody is going to die:’ How AI is revolutionizing health care in Canada
‘Predicts if somebody is going to die:’ How AI is revolutionizing health care in Canada
Published: January 12, 2026 at 5:00AM EST
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No parking at Kirkland REM station for non-residents
Quebec housing tribunal decision to allow pets in a rental unit is being appealed
Wildfire evacuation issued for county northwest of Edmonton
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Heat warning forcing Winnipeggers to seek relief from Mother Nature
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Regina music teacher’s sexual interference trial adjourned till late 2026
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Armed robbery reported in Kitchener
Wâhkôhtowin School marks 50 years, celebrates Cree language program milestone
Roughriders with ‘tough decisions’ heading into final day of training camp
Surge in accidental fentanyl overdoses, Kirkland Lake police warn
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Orphaned fawns rescued by police after mother deer struck and killed near Strathroy
Consultant’s $133K report steers council back to supporting arms-length London Transit
Defence lawyer cries, pleads with jury to convict client of manslaughter, not murder
One person seriously injured after crash on Highway 11
How do you bring 200 years of history to life? Duff-Baby House tries interactive approach
University of Windsor returns downtown Greyhound site to City
Greater Victoria parks use virtual trail tours to help visitors plan accessible hikes
A First Nation treaty decades in making faces further delays, says B.C. minister
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Federal judge had sex in chambers with police officer and lied about it, investigation found
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