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  1. Regulatory actions for June 10, 2026

    • Atavistik's biologics license application approved by the US FDA for rare genetic disorder treatment.

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  2. Pets must stay caged on Saskatoon buses, city politicians decide
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  3. Chile and Argentina sign nuclear cooperation agreement
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  4. North Bay's June 10 forecast: Showers
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  5. China's Solar Exports Soar as World Grapples with Energy Crisis
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  6. Environment Canada launching hybrid AI weather forecasts. Here's how the new model will improve severe weather alerts in Ontario
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  7. Canada's updated its plant hardiness map — and growers are seeing their options bloom
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  8. Bright-blue 'potash ponds' shine alongside a dark-green river in Utah — Earth from space - Live Science
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  9. Urgent: China-Europe joint SMILE satellite mission successfully launched from French Guiana - China.org.cn
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  10. TREASoURcE Shows How Circular Economy Solutions Can Move Beyond Pilots Across Sectors and Regions
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  11. City Animals Bolder Than Country Counterparts: Study - Mirage News
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  12. N.B. could experience severe drought sooner this year, says environmental scientist - CBC
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  13. New Brain “Bypass” Technology Could Transform Treatment for Neurological Disorders
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  14. Village 'betrayed' over solar farm approval
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  15. India’s strategic $9 bn megaport plan for pristine island
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  16. India’s lifeline ferry across strategic archipelago
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  17. Caledon's May 17 forecast: Chance of showers
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  18. ‘People are struggling’: Oyster fishers face big challenges due to MSX, Dermo
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  19. Here’s why best before dates are costing Canadians billions in avoidable food waste
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  20. How nature-based solutions can help vulnerable and marginalized communities overcome climate injustice
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  21. The Apollo 11 astronauts discovered the moon has a smell (Fresh Air+) : Fresh Air - NPR
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  22. In Photos: 25 Stunning Milky Way Images Named World’s Best For 2026 - Forbes
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  23. Astronomers have spent decades modeling what triggers dwarf nova outbursts — a unique binary with a 1.81-hour orbit just upended their theories - Space Daily
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  24. A cargo Dragon just flew its sixth mission to the ISS — and the quiet milestone reveals how SpaceX has rewritten the economics of station resupply without anyone making a fuss about it - Space Daily
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  25. New genomic approaches uncover surprising cellular dynamics of the aging brain - Technology Org
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  26. The 'sneaky' reason you might get a sunburn in Ontario this Victoria Day weekend
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  27. HERBERT: British Columbia’s VQA white wines are back
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  28. Lasers Are Unlocking the Life Stories Hidden in Shark Bones - A-Z Animals
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  29. QFN holding plant sale Saturday in Belleville
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  30. Conservation effort will protect nearby Sagebrush Flats
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  31. Giant 19-metre finned octopus could live up to the legend of the kraken
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  32. Cleanup event planned for French Creek Harbour on May 31
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  33. B.C. allowed logging in caribou habitat despite its own ministry’s recommendation
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  34. BR-Logging-BC
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  35. Letters, May 16
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  36. May 16th Weather Discussion
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  37. NASA refines Artemis III flight details for next year - Decatur Daily
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  38. East Kamloops residents warned to throw out food and ice after water system failure
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  39. Why a Labrador mine is scaling back production of a critical mineral
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  40. Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, May 15, 2026
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  41. BC Forest Practices audit finds issues with free-growing declarations in Cascades
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  42. Ontario forest fire officials warn of quickly-changing conditions ahead of long weekend
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  43. Risky bzzz-ness: Bee roundup in Sudbury helps to restore imperiled species
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  44. Heatwaves in high 40 degrees Celsius are ‘new normal’ for India and Pakistan, scientists warn
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  45. Toronto to see a chance of showers Thursday ahead of a warm and sunny long weekend

    Toronto to see chance of showers on Thursday

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  46. Waterslide up, water tested in new Vernon pool

    Vernon's new outdoor waterslide is being tested

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  47. Why Earth observation data is getting stuck in orbit - SpaceNews
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  48. More New-Vehicle Shoppers Consider EVs as Fuel Costs Rise, JD Power Finds

    JD Power finds that as fuel costs rise, more new-vehicle shoppers are considering electric vehicles.

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  49. Whitby breaks ground on first Habitat for Humanity project in town

    Whitby begins construction on first Habitat for Humanity project

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  50. St. Mary's mayor hopes clean up of rancid fish sauce plant can start this summer

    New tender issued for fish sauce plant cleanup

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