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A True North exclusive reveals how on a web page dedicated to cervical cancer, the Canadian Cancer Society apologized for referring to the cervix by its technical name rather than euphemisms such as “front hole.”
Plus, the Bank of Canada cuts interest rates for first time since 2020.
And the CRTC’s new streaming tax sparks backlash from taxpayers and streaming giants.
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