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Search to finish her family tree led this Chicago woman to an unmarked grave in Ingersoll, Ont.

Robin Moore was searching for months to find any information about her great-great grandfather, who was an African American settler to Canada in the…

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Ottawa hoping to convince reluctant civil servants of the benefits of working from the office

The federal government is preparing to welcome a frustrated workforce back to its offices on Sept. 9. Under a new policy…

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Islanders travel back in time at provincial museum foundation’s Fossil Day

Three hundred million years ago, P.E.I. looked a lot different than it does today. No grass, no birds, and no…

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One last hurrah for the historic Ironman race in Penticton

Sunday’s Ironman race in Penticton, B.C. marks the end of an era for the international competition that was first held…

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How Jewish Canadians are coping with rising antisemitism after being target of bomb threats

Bomb threats sent to dozens of synagogues and other Jewish institutions in Canada this week have left some community members…

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Liberals say they will rein in temporary foreign worker program after historic influx

Housing Minister Sean Fraser said Sunday that the federal government will curb the number of temporary foreign workers (TFWs) coming…

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Ontario’s oldest stone buildings are in Niagara. A new book explores their ‘remarkable’ stories

You may not know by looking at it, but Ontario’s oldest building is a stone house in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. It…

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Affordable, social and outdoorsy: Why disc golf is thriving on P.E.I.

Evan Nobles positions his driver as best as he can, steps forward, and tees off. An object glides through the…

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New historical tour of The Bog helps gives Black newcomers to P.E.I. ‘a sense of welcome’

Tayo Agibaibi, a university student from Nigeria, says she felt “very new” when she came to Prince Edward Island two…

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As Trudeau cabinet meets, Liberal MPs look for signs of change following byelection loss

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will meet with his ministers in Halifax on Sunday for the annual cabinet retreat, a gathering that comes after a year…

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