Watermain repairs continue on De Lorimier Avenue
Repair crews are continuing work on a damaged watermain along Ave. De Lorimier, as residents in the area remain affected by
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B.C. teachers ratify new four-year agreement for 12% wage boost
British Columbia’s teachers’ union says its members have ratified a new four-year collective agreement, covering 52,000 educators in the province.
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Workers at 25 Fraser Valley library branches avoid lockout with tentative deal: employer
The CEO of a network of public libraries in the Fraser Valley says it will not lock out its over
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Ford government appoints supervisors at two more GTA school boards
The Ford government has appointed supervisors at two more GTA school boards. Education Minister Paul Calandra says supervisors have been
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Most on-street, metered parking spots across Toronto in line to see rate increases
If you use metered on-street parking, you’ll likely have to dig a little deeper into your wallet as hourly rates
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Woman who accused Quebec cardinal of sexual misconduct testifies at defamation trial
MONTREAL — The woman being sued for defamation by Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet has taken the stand at the Montreal
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Supreme Court challenge to Quebec’s Bill 21 begins March 23
The Supreme Court of Canada is just a few weeks away from hearing the challenge to Quebec’s controversial secularism law
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McGill University participates in new health data sharing platform
A new platform, in which McGill University is participating, will allow researchers across Canada to more easily share their health
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Teen suspects charged with assault after stabbing at Vancouver basketball game
The BC Prosecution Service has charged two teens with assault after a stabbing at a high school basketball game in
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Man charged after OPP investigate threat made against Ontario Premier Doug Ford
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged a 20‑year‑old Alliston, Ont., resident after investigators say a threat was made against Premier
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