Man accused of killing Charlie Kirk pushes to ban cameras from court
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The man accused of killing Charlie Kirk wants a judge to ban cameras from the
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Ontario forging ahead with medical residency rule for international grads it recently rescinded
Ontario is embedding in legislation a policy that would give priority for medical residency positions to applicants with a connection
Montreal Carimas Festival to return with parade, cultural events
Organizers behind the Montreal Carimas Festival say this summer’s celebration is about more than music and costumes — it’s part
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Public funds don’t make Catholic hospitals ‘government actors’: lawyer in MAID case
Providing medical assistance in dying at a Catholic hospital would go against religious doctrine and be a “scandalous” practice that
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Wet and mild winter is ‘good news’ for B.C. wildfire season, says forecaster
The lead forecaster for the BC Wildfire Service says a relatively wet and mild winter across much of British Columbia
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City of Montreal to reduce terrace fees until 2030
A boost for Montreal’s downtown restaurant scene as terrace season gets underway, the city announcing a significant reduction in fees
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Police release video of Delta arson suspects lighting house fire
Over a year since a fire ripped through a home in Delta, police are seeking help identifying the suspected arsonists.
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Transit reliability under spotlight at TTC board meeting in wake of two fluid leaks
Transit reliability is front and centre at the TTC board meeting on Thursday, with city officials getting an update on
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‘We feel unheard’: Some Toronto residents worry rush to increase housing supply silences concerns
Community Council meetings in Toronto are becoming quite the attraction these days, says Liz McGregor, who recently attended one. “If
Lytton was razed by fire. Some fear financial ruin is next for the tiny B.C. village
Ross and Judith Urquhart have called Lytton, B.C., home for half a century, leaving only for as long it took
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