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OPP in Leamington racially profiled Black man facing drug offences, judge rules in acquitting him

A recent case in Leamington, Ontario has shed light on the issue of racial profiling by law enforcement officers. A…

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With the clock counting down, Toronto’s historic Old City Hall faces an uncertain future

Toronto’s Old City Hall, a historic architectural gem that has been home to the Ontario government’s courthouse for over five…

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Auger-Aliassime outlasts American Kovacevic to capture Montpellier Open in tiebreaker

Felix Auger-Aliassime continues to impress on the ATP tour, adding a second title to his season after a hard-fought victory…

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Wiarton Willie predicts early spring, but Fred, Sam and Lucy the Lobster disagree on Groundhog Day

Wiarton Willie, the famous groundhog from Wiarton, Ont., has predicted an early spring after he did not see his shadow…

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As colleges slash programs, concern grows about less choice for students, and impact to workforce

The recent announcement by Centennial College to halt nearly a third of its programs has sent shockwaves of panic throughout…

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Meat is the default option on many menus. What if the tables were turned?

out to other hospitals in the region, with tweaks based on patient feedback. And the project has inspired at least…

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Lives of U Sports women’s hockey players intertwined from Quebec to Italy

After years of being rivals on the ice, Gabrielle Santerre and Emilie Lussier finally found themselves on the same team…

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B.C. premier announces countermeasures against U.S. tariffs, including ban on ‘red-state’ liquor

B.C. Premier David Eby has announced immediate countermeasures in response to incoming U.S. tariffs, stating that the province will take…

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Sask. farmers face uncertainty, lower prices for crops in light of 25% U.S. tariffs

The recent trade tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump have sent shockwaves throughout Saskatchewan’s farming community, leaving many farmers…

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More women are choosing a career in agriculture — and changing the industry from the inside

When Penny Miller was growing up on her family’s cow-calf ranch in Athabasca, Alta., she learned the ropes of running…

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