Over 2,000 fines issued in Quebec trucking safety operation
Police in Quebec have issued more than 2,000 tickets to truck drivers during the month of October as part of
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Jail sentence for New Westminster recovery services contractor convicted of sexual assault
A former New Westminster recovery services contractor, previously convicted of sexual assault, has been handed a three-year jail sentence. Adam
Remembrance Day: Montrealers honour Canadian war veterans with downtown ceremony, parade
Montrealers took a moment to honour Canada’s veterans at a Remembrance Day ceremony at Place du Canada downtown on Tuesday.
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Doctors’ red tape: new measures will free up 310,000 appointments in Quebec
Health Minister Christian Dubé is proposing a new regulation to further reduce doctors’ paperwork in Quebec. His office says these
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Remembrance Day marked with ceremonies in Toronto, Ottawa
On Remembrance Day, we stop to remember those who fought for our freedom and those who continue to serve Canada.
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Disability advocates livestream TDSB meeting, defying Ford government’s ban
Disability advocates defied the Ford government’s ban on livestreaming select school board committee meetings by doing it themselves at the
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Police seek suspect wanted in alleged hate-motivated threats on TTC buses
Toronto police are searching for an individual wanted in connection with two suspected hate-motivated threatening incidents targeting youth passengers on
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‘Education system is not broken,’ says Sonia LeBel
Sonia LeBel does not intend to “completely reform the education system” because, according to her, it is “not broken”. The
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Gerald McShane School honours veterans with Remembrance Day ceremony in Montreal North
Across Canada, schools and communities came together Tuesday to honour those who served and sacrificed in times of war and
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From flurries to sunshine this week in Montreal
Montrealers experienced it’s first snowstorm of the season, with more snow and a hint of sunshine expected this week. Today,