More than 140 people filed a lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Quebec in 2022, claiming to have been sexually abused by Catholic staff
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Plunging birth rate push Japanese diaper maker into adult market
Japanese diaper manufacturer will wrap up domestic output of infant diapers after a 300 million drop in sales due to the low birth rate
Florida passes law restricting teen social media access
Under Florida’s new law, 13 years old and under will not be able to open a social media account; 14 and 15 year-olds need parental consent
Canada starts small-scale evacuation of Canadians in Haiti
18 Canadians have been airlifted to the Dominican Republic, out of 30 vulnerable citizens that have requested assistance to leave the Haiti
UK homes have worst value for money in developed world: study
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US bets on geothermal to become renewable powerhouse
The US invested more than US$200 million into Geothermal energy, a green energy source which is expected to overtake hydro and solar energy
Canada bids farewell to its last Cold War leader Brian Mulroney
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Canada to search landfill for Indigenous women remains
Ottawa and Manitoba on Friday committed $40 million to search a landfill for the remains of Indigenous women
‘Good boy!’ Dogs do understand us, says new study
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