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Shots fired at Toronto Jewish girls school overnight: police
For the second time since May, police say shots were fired at…
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Victoria man blasts city’s inequality after 3-year housing search
For three years, Riley Johnson says he has struggled with homelessness and…
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How a B.C. business scion flipped to hawking supplements and conspiracy theories
In the spring of 2018, Foster Coulson appeared on the cover of…
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Ottawa woman calling for health-care reform in N.B. after husband died on vacation
An Ontario woman whose husband died in a New Brunswick hospital while…
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Rally held against expansion of forced treatment in B.C.
Pledges from both the B.C. NDP and Conservative Party of B.C. to…
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‘Tell-all book’ found after death of serial killer Robert Pickton
RCMP seized what they believed to be a 200-page handwritten “tell-all” book…
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Suspended lawyer must pay $235K for ‘staggering breach’ of trust in sex-for-services proposal
Suspended Ottawa lawyer James Bowie has been ordered to pay a former…
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Toronto cop who stole on duty also violated bail, court finds
Boris Borissov, a Toronto police officer currently serving seven years in prison…
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Dollarama reaches $2.6-million settlement in national class-action lawsuit over eco fees
Dollarama has reached a $2.6-million settlement in a national class-action lawsuit over…
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Woman who threw boiling water on 10-year-old boy faces aggravated assault charge
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A 46-year-old woman from Longueuil, Que., who allegedly threw boiling water at…
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Why your brain could be the next frontier of data privacy
Imagine a future in which a wearable device tells advertisers when you’re…
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Her regalia was stolen. Thunder Bay’s powwow community came together to help the teen dance again
Sharlee Achneepineskum says she doubts she’ll see her regalia again, but is…
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A sailboat that ships cargo across the ocean? This company looks to the past for inspiration
Guillaume Le Grand is trying to bring cargo shipping back to its roots. Standing on the deck of an 82-metre…
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Finally in Canada, ‘Amazon Key’ service stops porch pirates
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Entertainment
The Apprentice nearly disappeared over Hollywood’s fear. Is that the future for political films?
Daniel Bekerman never set out to produce a political film. That’s despite the fact that The Apprentice, the movie his Toronto-based…
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How P.E.I.’s new podiatry regulations are changing footcare on the Island
There may be no greater sign that P.E.I. now has podiatry regulations in place than the actual sign on John Johnson’s clinic…
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Sharks place 1st-overall pick Macklin Celebrini on IR with lower-body injury after NHL debut
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Railroad dining cars: Once the height of luxury
On October 4, 1883, the legendary Orient Express departed Gare de l’Est…
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‘Let us return that service to you’: Unhoused military and RCMP veterans to get housing help
The federal government is putting over $78 million into a program to…
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Doug Ford says he’s ‘all in’ on national school food program
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