‘A fight for humanity’: Montreal’s Iranian community rejoices after Ayatollah’s death in U.S.-Israel strikes
Members of Montreal’s Iranian community are watching events unfold in Iran with a mix of fear, hope and uncertainty. Coordinated […]
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Toronto mother of child badly injured in hit-and-run seeks justice
For the past four months, Kenesha Douglas has been searching for answers and justice after her daughter was hit and
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Montreal police seek victims of sexual assault by former hospital employee
Montreal police (SPVM) said they are looking for potential victims of a former hospital worker who is facing charges of
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Ford teases new 2-million square foot Toronto convention centre that will ‘awe’ public
The Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) is too small and antiquated for a world-class city, Premier Doug Ford said on
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Critical minerals in focus as major Toronto mining conference underway
TORONTO — The push to accelerate critical minerals development is a key focus at one of the world’s biggest mining
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71-year-old man dies after being struck by SUV in Montreal’s Ahunstic-Cartierville
Montreal police (SPVM) said a 71-year-old pedestrian died Sunday following a collision with an SUV in Montreal’s Ahunsic-Cartierville borough. SPVM
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New study finds sharp rise in young men contacting Ontario gambling helpline
The rate of young men contacting Ontario’s mental health helpline for gambling-related problems has increased by more than 300 per
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OneBC townhall featuring controversial activist draws crowds, condemnation
OneBC says more than 600 people showed up at a townhall it held in Vancouver Saturday. The event was led
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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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Québec Solidaire asks government regulate dynamic pricing in grocery stores
Québec solidaire (QS) is asking the Quebec consumer protection agency, Office de la protection du consommateur (OPC,) to assess and
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