From MAiD to $10-a-day child care and the Greenbelt: Here are Toronto Star’s top news stories in 2022. It's a year in which Canadians quickly got used to expecting the unexpected.
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Ford: Despite recent controversies, MAID is still a better choice than the alternativeFord: Despite recent controversies, medical assistance in dying is still a better choice than the alternative
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New changes to MAiD laws are 'a bridge too far' for some — including doctorsCanada is in the midst of a contentious debate about whether MAiD laws are expanding too far, too fast.
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Here's why it's lights out at Science World until 2023They received $10 million in funding from the government but say more money is needed to 'rejuvenate' the dome.
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Stars Attend ‘Avatar: The Way Of Water’ Los Angeles PremiereStars hit the red carpet to mark the release of the eagerly anticipated sequel 'Avatar: The Way of Water' at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Despite director James Cameron having to miss the event after contracting COVID-19, numerous other celebs celebrated on his behalf. See who was in attendance in the gallery below.
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AUS women's hockey stars to play for Canada at FISU Winter World University Games | SaltWireThe top leading scorers in Atlantic university women’s hockey were named to the team that will represent Canada in women’s hockey at next month’s FISU ...
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Letters to the editor: ‘If premiers don’t like accountability, then perhaps it is time for the federal government to take full responsibility.’ Health care talks, plus other letters to the editor for Dec. 13‘If premiers don’t like accountability, then perhaps it is time for the federal government to take full responsibility.’ Health care talks, plus other letters to the editor for Dec. 13
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