Canada’s border ‘crisis’ shouldn’t be a point of division. It should be a point of pride
Instead of obsessing over our “crisis,” we should remind ourselves of what those seeking refuge in Canada have suffered, and what we as Canadians can...
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Father of Ontario boy who died in a hot car faces charges
Toddler dies in parked car in Burlington The father of a three-year-old who died after being left in a hot car in Burlington, Ont. on...
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Where’s Melania? First lady not seen in public for 3 weeks
First lady Melania Trump speaks on her initiatives during an event in the Rose Garden of the White House, Monday, May 7, 2018, in Washington....
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Justice minister orders independent review of Hassan Diab extradition case
Hassan Diab and supporters repeated their calls for a public inquiry into his situation at a news conference today. Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has...
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Gonorrhea, other sexually transmitted infections on the rise in Canada
Drug resistant gonorrhea culture are shown under a microscope lens. (THE CANADIAN PRESS /HO, Public Health Ontario) TORONTO — Rates of sexually transmitted infections are...
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Frustrated by fine print, car-buying couple learns you don’t always get what you pay for
Eric Kim, left, and Yondy Lam say they feel ‘ripped off’ after their Kia Sorento arrived without the LED bar taillights the brochure promised. (Evan...
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With a heatwave on the way, sodden B.C. prepares for second flood surge
Cathy Currie woke up to find her truck deep in the water. Now she and her daughter can’t get out of Grand Forks. The Kootenay...
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How Jeremy Quaile’s suicide changed the way I behave on social media
Jeremy Quaile, seen here in his youth, died by suicide five months after the death of his dog, Knightley. The dog was left inside a...
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United Conservative Party Votes To Tell Parents If Child Joins Gay-Straight Alliance
Dean Bennett/Canadian Press Alberta Opposition United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney speaks to reporters as Edmonton-Riverbend Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux looks on at the party’s founding...
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Taking Bell to court and ‘secret’ airline fares: CBC’s Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
David Ramsay took Bell to court – and won – after the telecom giant refused to honour a verbal contract he made with a call...
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Vancouver’s ‘paper millionaires’ cry foul over school tax tied to property value
Several dozen homeowners in a wealthy Vancouver neighbourhood are outraged over a proposed property-tax increase, saying they are being unfairly targeted by the British Columbia...
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So You Can’t Pay Your Taxes To The Canada Revenue Agency — Now What?
The personal tax filing deadline for most Canadian taxpayers who have T1 tax forms just passed. If you have self-employment income, the filing deadline is...
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Meet John Turmel, Canada’s most-defeated election candidate
In this file photo, John Turmel holds up a bag said to contain marijuana on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, during a protest on May 14,...
