For Ottawa, CRTC decision marks another failed effort at fixing wireless affordability
Few policy issues have proven as frustrating as the state of Canadian wireless pricing. For the better part of a decade, Conservative and Liberal governments...
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Politics Briefing: Jagmeet Singh on Sikh separatism
After a week in which questions were raised about NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s past attendance at Sikh separatist rallies, Mr. Singh finally laid out his...
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Designer’s Toronto home blends function with meaning
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Prince Charles calls climate-change deniers ‘headless chicken brigade’
Prince Charles speaks during the Accounting for Sustainability Forum at St James’s Palace in London, Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013. (AP / Alastair Grant) LONDON —...
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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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Was the Los Angeles Earthquake Caused by Fracking Techniques?
Was the 4.4-magnitude earthquake that rattled Los Angeles this morning caused by fracking methods? It’s hard to say, but what’s clear from the above map,...
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Who pays CBC panelist to shill for Keystone XL?
Who pays CBC panelist to shill for Keystone XL? When you hear folks expressing opinions on national television you may not be aware of who...
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Major European Banks Are Backing Away From The Oilsands. Will Others Follow?
Bloomberg via Getty Images The Syncrude Canada Ltd. oilsands upgrading plant north of Fort McMurray, Alta., Thurs. June 4, 2015. The decision by Europe’s largest...
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UVic professor claims voter suppression promoted at conservative campaign school
By Andy Radia | Canada Politics – Wed, 7 Mar, 2012 While the Conservatives continue to deny their involvement in the robocall scandal, stories linking...
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CN Train Derails In Montreal, Spilling 2,000 Litres Of Diesel
MONTREAL – Crews were cleaning up on Sunday after a CN train jumped the tracks in a Montreal neighbourhood, spilling diesel fuel from one of...
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Japan to resume commercial whaling, but not in Antarctic
In this Jan. 5, 2014 file photo released by Sea Shepherd Australia, three dead minke whales lie on the deck of the Japanese whaling vessel...
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Wajdi Mouawad’s Open Letter to Stephen Harper
Monsieur le premier ministre,We are neighbours. We work across the street from one another. You are Prime Minister of the Parliament of Canada and I,...
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How to Beat Stephen Harper’s Cynical Election Playbook
conservatives science canada Scientists across the country are expressing growing alarm that federal cutbacks to research programs monitoring areas that range from climate change and...
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6 Incredible Photos That Show The World We Need To Protect
We have a pretty dysfunctional relationship with the planet. We lap up its resources to provide us what we need or crave, yet many people...
