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PMO sends readout of Trudeau scolding O'Toole over 'COVID misinformation' in phone call. But the ...
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Lobbying watchdog says three cases have been sent to RCMP for criminal investigation since start ...
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'It certainly caught everyone off guard': Distress in Ontario community after shooting death of one-year-old ...
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Government asks for more time in disclosing massive trove of pandemic response documents to MPs
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Most Canadians will have COVID vaccination by next fall, Trudeau says, putting focus on finish ...
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Van attack killer Minassian definitely isn't faking mental condition, expert tells court
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Quebec City mosque killer will now be eligible for parole after 25 years. Did the ...
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First COVID-19 vaccine could get Canadian approval next month, health officials say
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The COVID that stole Christmas: How the pandemic is dismantling many of our holiday traditions
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Van attack killer Minassian displayed symptoms of autism but no psychosis: forensic psychiatrist
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Canadian soldier claiming $60,000 in damages from armed forces after they spread his medical information: ...
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On the map: Relax, reuse, recycle
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Make your smart home smarter
It’s no secret that I love my smart home. The ability to control everything — from my lights and locks, to my security system, even down to my coffee maker ... -
Earl of Muskoka: Charles Spencer, Princess Di's brother, buys untouched forest in heart of Ontario ...
The purchase has caused worry among residents because Muskoka is famous for luxury properties and rich owners, some of whom upset the tranquil wilderness setting -
Alberta's semi-lockdown COVID response 'too little, too late' critics say
'What Albertans need to see is very strong leadership and very clear communication and instead what we got was a grab bag of half measures' -
Made-in-Canada solution to COVID-19 vaccine availability delayed due to unfinished construction
Even if construction wasn't months behind at the Montreal facility, Canada hasn’t secured the rights to manufacture that vaccine -
Federal government moves to legalize single-game sports betting
Proponents of legalized single-game betting argue it not only brings jobs and economic benefit, but also allows for consumer protection -
News Stick to your own homes for Christmas, Doug Ford tells Ontario residents
Those who live alone can join another household to celebrate the holidays, he added -
Justin Trudeau prank-called by fake Greta Thunberg: ‘You are adults but you act like children'
Trudeau begins to suspect something is off after the caller mentions two South Park characters who play Canadians -
10/3 podcast: McGill student lawsuit alleges he faced anonymous sexual assault complaint
A lawsuit out of Montreal has revealed unorthodox procedures for dealing with sexual assault allegations on campus.
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Jordan Peterson's '12 Rules' sequel sees staff complain to publisher Penguin Random House
'The company since June has been doing all these anti-racist and allyship things and them publishing Peterson’s book completely goes against this' -
Canadians talk tough on standing up to China, are suspicious of Chinese investment and economic ...
Canadians want Ottawa to secure the release of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, whether it’s with the proverbial carrot or a stick, the survey suggests -
News Canada leads multilateral move to fight China's ‘hostage diplomacy’: foreign affairs minister
Like-minded countries could agree that hostage-taking by China (or any other country) would trigger automatic sanctions, to be applied by all signatory nations -
Alberta declares state of public health emergency as COVID cases soar
As of Monday afternoon, Alberta had more than 13,000 active cases, the most in the entire country, despite having fewer people than Ontario, Quebec and B.C. -
Government has right to keep info from MPs, top civil servant tells committee probing WE ...
Privy Council Clerk Ian Shugart told the finance committee he's confident document redactions were made on a non-partisan, professional basis by public servants -
Trudeau warns COVID-19 vaccine will come later to Canada than other countries
'One of the things to remember is Canada no longer has any domestic production capacity for vaccines' -
Diners, and cops, return to Etobicoke BBQ spot that continues to breach COVID lockdown
'Etobicoke. 11 a.m. to sold out. Dine-in' -
Health 'Could be an Achilles heel': Why COVID-19 vaccines requiring two doses worry some experts
It's potentially a problem, given research has consistently found as many as 70% of adults prescribed a multi-dose vaccine don’t come back after the first injection -
'They're obsessed': Moose in Jasper National Park using cars as giant salt licks
A sign warning motorists against letting moose lick their cars went viral on Twitter -
Liberal firearm ban unlikely to curb gun violence, RCMP union says, calling for 'evidence based' ...
Criticism of the Liberal gun ban comes as the federal government has so far failed to secure a private-sector contractor to design a federal buyback program
