The rematch is on for the by-election in Terrebonne
Liberal candidate Tatiana Auguste in the riding of Terrebonne was surrounded by many activists on Saturday morning for the opening
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Heavy rain floods major Toronto roads, drivers urged to be cautious
A surge of heavy rain across Toronto and the GTA on Wednesday is causing flooding on several major routes, prompting
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B.C. Premier David Eby to discuss trade, liquor with top U.S. diplomat in Canada
American duties on Canadian softwood lumber and the ban of American alcohol by B.C. will be on the table when
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Man sentenced to 4 years after trying to enter Canada with undeclared firearms
A man has been handed a four-year prison sentence after being found with six undeclared firearms while trying to enter
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New contracts for Quebec’s Bombardier; Carney government to announce more defence investments
Mark Carney’s government is slated to announce new investments Monday to strengthen Canada’s defence industrial capabilities, and part of the
Lost in Space: a former astronaut child talks family, betrayal, and redemption in a new memoir
Imagine growing up in a foreign country while your parents lived and worked on the other side of the ocean.
Supreme Court confirms that asylum seekers are entitled to CPEs
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that excluding asylum seekers from the subsidized daycare program is discriminatory against women.
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Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday: What to know as Ontario prepares to ‘spring forward’
Ontario residents will lose an hour of sleep this weekend as Daylight Saving Time (DST) begins at 2 a.m. on
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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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Quebecers hit hardest by inflation in Canada: Statistics Canada
Quebecers keep tightening the belt on finances as inflation rates hit province harder than the rest of Canada. Statistics Canada’s
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