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Alberta human rights tribunal dismisses trans woman’s discrimination complaint against EPS

An Alberta human rights tribunal recently made a decision regarding a complaint filed against the Edmonton Police Service for their…

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Ex-Woodstock, Ont., mayor found guilty of sexual assault, judge calls him an ‘obvious liar’

Former Woodstock, Ont., mayor Trevor Birtch has been found guilty of two more counts of sexual assault in a recent…

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London police ID 18-year-old from Brampton as suspect in Victoria Hospital shooting

An 18-year-old man from Brampton, Doneil Josiah Levy-Porter, has recently been charged in a home invasion and a bank robbery…

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As fruit buds swell, B.C. farmers hit by 2024 deep freeze hope for better harvest

As the winter season progresses, farmers in the Okanagan Valley are keeping a close eye on the budding peach trees,…

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Parties must meet 2 of 3 requirements to join federal leaders’ debate in next election

The Leaders’ Debates Commission has recently unveiled the rules for the upcoming English- and French-language leaders’ debates that will take…

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Quebec judge authorizes class action against billionaire Robert Miller

A Quebec Superior Court judge has given the green light for a class action lawsuit against billionaire Robert Miller, the…

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Man convicted in 1981 murder of Hamilton woman gets chance for early parole

In 1981, 23-year-old Hamilton nursing assistant Diane Werendowicz was brutally sexually assaulted and murdered by Robert Badgerow. After a long…

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Canada’s premiers are meeting with Trudeau as Trump’s tariffs could be days away

The meeting of the premiers in Ottawa with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday is crucial as they discuss the…

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A year later, N.L. still working on plan to deal with rule-breaking landlords and tenants

Last spring, Caio De Naday Hornhardt found himself in a frustrating situation when he believed his former landlord had wronged…

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Meltdowns prevented doctor visits, caregiver tells inquest into disabled woman’s starvation death

The tragic death of B.C. woman Florence Girard in 2018 has brought to light the challenges faced by caregivers in…

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