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Got a threatening email with a photo of your house? London police warn it’s a scam

Scott Ross became suspicious of a scam when he received a lengthy email from an unknown sender, claiming to have…

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Alberta lowest in Canada on per capita spending on inmates, new numbers show

New data shows Alberta spends the lowest amount of money per inmate in Canada — a number the province says…

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Police in northeastern Ontario respond to over 100 intimate partner violence calls every week

Every week, police in northeastern Ontario respond to more than 100 calls related to intimate partner violence (IPV). In Greater…

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Bye-bye, basements? Climate change could force more buildings above ground

In July, torrential rains flooded basements across Ontario, causing $940 million in insured damages, and weeks later, caused nearly $2.5 billion…

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Alberta municipalities cool toward provincial ministers amid cuts, election changes

Premier Danielle Smith faced more than 1,000 mayors, councillors and municipal officials — many frustrated with her government’s recent legislation,…

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CTV says staffers who altered Poilievre clip ‘no longer’ work for its news team

CTV has dropped two members of its news team after an altered clip of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre went to…

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B.C. man sentenced for death threat against Richmond MP

A B.C. man has been sentenced to two months house arrest after pleading guilty to posting a Facebook video of himself…

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Ottawa considering lower threshold for issuing alerts on foreign interference, inquiry hears

The federal government is considering changes to the way it lets Canadians know about attempts at foreign interference in elections,…

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Thinking the ‘unthinkable’: NATO wants Canada and allies to gear up for a conventional war

NATO says it wants its members to develop national plans to bolster the capacity of their individual defence industry sectors, a…

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Province tells U.S. firms Alberta wants data centres — but bring your own power

The provincial government is trying to sell Alberta as a prime location for data centres — buildings that store and…

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