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York police sought outside help in Stronach sex assault probe: source

Peel Regional Police began investigating Ontario business magnate Frank Stronach after York Regional Police approached their neighbouring agency for assistance,…

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Most homeless shelters don’t allow pets. This man is walking his dog across Canada to change that

For eight years, James Caughill and his dogs have been walking thousands of kilometres across Canada to raise awareness about…

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Toronto lawyer ordered to pay more than $1M after clients said he kept money from real estate, business deals

A now-suspended and retired Toronto lawyer hasn’t paid two sets of clients more than $1 million the courts have ordered…

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Canadian women beat host France to advance to semifinal in Olympic rugby sevens

Canada remains in the medal hunt in Olympic women’s rugby sevens after downing host France 19-14 in Monday’s quarterfinals. Chloe…

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6 wildfires create uncertainty and anxiety near B.C.’s Slocan Lake

The smoke is so thick in New Denver, B.C., that Nicole Blacksioux can no longer see the flames from her…

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Africville family reunion organizer calls for safety review after shooting

The president of the Africville Genealogy Society is calling for a safety audit after five people were shot during the…

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Hundreds under evacuation order in B.C. as wildfires grow

Hundreds of British Columbians remain on evacuation order Monday morning as around 360 wildfires burn throughout the province.  They include all residents…

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11 intervenors approved for Sask. government’s appeal of decision allowing amended pronoun court action

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has granted 11 organizations intervenor status for the provincial government’s appeal of a decision that allowed…

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In 1993, Alberta said a private liquor model would bring more choice and stable prices. Did it?

“The Alberta Liquor Control Board is no longer our spiritual leader,” Calgary Herald columnist Don Martin declared in a Sept.…

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She lost 200,000 bees to bandits — and is now one of many paying thousands on surveillance

Walking through the buzz and brush of her bee yard, Maggie Lamothe-Boudreau points to a nearly empty wooden pallet that…

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