Teen critically injured after being impaled in Laval crash
A 17-year-old boy is in critical condition after being impaled by a fence post during a serious crash in Laval
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No quota on PEQ applications ‘one of the few good aspects’ of program’s return, immigration lawyer says
The provincial government is reopening the Quebec Experience Program, or PEQ, for two years, giving some temporary foreign workers and
B.C. welcomes online safety bill, despite shortfalls, AG Niki Sharma says
British Columbia’s attorney general says the federal government’s new online safety legislation can’t come soon enough, even as it falls
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4 suspects, including two 17-year-olds, arrested in Woodbine Beach stabbing
Four people have been arrested, including two 17-year-olds, in connection to a stabbing at Woodbine Beach last Friday. Emergency crews
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Quebec adopts bill banning energy drinks for youth under 16
On Thursday, Quebec became the first Canadian jurisdiction to regulate energy drinks. Legislators passed Bill 9, the Act to Prevent
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BEI probes accident after 2 people were injured in police chase in Mirabel
Quebec’s police oversight agency is investigating a traffic accident that left two people injured following a police chase northwest of
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AltaGas in talks with more Asian customers to supply fuels from B.C. terminal: CEO
The chief executive of AltaGas Ltd. says the company is in talks with customers in India, Vietnam, Taiwan and other
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B.C. home sales struggle in May as mortgage rates rise and labour market stays weak
Rising mortgage rates and a weaker labour market are weighing on home sales in British Columbia, especially in the Lower
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Surrey basketball player makes NCAA history without compromising Identity
Surrey basketball player Eesher Singh Sarai has become the first turbaned Sikh Canadian to commit to NCAA Division I basketball,
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Ford government says cost of new Ontario Place parking garage less than $200M
The Ford government says the cost to build a new parking garage at the redeveloped Ontario Place will be less
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