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'We will not back down': Trudeau announces steep Canadian tariffs to retaliate against Trump
In Saturday night address, prime minister responds to Trump's move to impose 25-per-cent tariffs on Canadian imports starting Tuesday
Categories: Canadian News
$4.25M: That's the asking price for a Victorian Gothic mansion on sale near Paris, Ont.
Whitlaw House sits on over 1.25 acres of manicured grounds
Categories: Canadian News
Deadly border shootout linked to 6 deaths and a cabal of intellects into AI and transgenderism
'I do think their ideology is definitely not pacifist... they're willing to do violence. There were times when they believed violence was justified when normal people would not'
Categories: Canadian News
Chris Selley: Ontario's wasting a perfectly good election talking about Trump
Tariffs are the federal government's business — or would be, if we had any federal government to speak of
Categories: Canadian News
Canada Child Benefit payments available for six months after child's death starting January
Canada Child Benefit is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age
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Canada mired in tariff uncertainty after White House reaffirms levies coming Saturday
Immigration Minister Marc Miller acknowledged late Friday that the Liberal government no longer believes border concerns are at the heart of Trump's tariff threats
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10/3 podcast: No 'traitors' in Parliament, foreign interference inquiry finds
Categories: Canadian News
Remember when Elon Musk sent a Tesla into space? Someone just mistook it for an asteroid
In other Musk-related news, a fireball caused by a falling Starlink internet satellite streaked across the U.S. night sky this week
Categories: Canadian News
Liberals delay capital gains tax hike until next year
The move likely means the hike will be reversed before it was ever implemented in Parliament.
Categories: Canadian News
Now in his 70s, he can still recall, all these years later, the night they beat Bobby Orr
My travels through the heartland of Canada and 30,000 miles of hockey stories: Excerpt
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Flesh-eating bacteria is on the rise in Canada and 'scaring the living daylights' out of ER doctors
Strep A, normally a relatively harmless bacterium that causes throat infections, can lead to amputations and death if it enters a wound
Categories: Canadian News
Hamas sends Israel names of hostages slated for release on Saturday
'A detailed response will be provided after reviewing the list and updating the families,' the Israeli Prime Minister's Office said
Categories: Canadian News
Carney says he'll dump consumer carbon tax, charge 'carbon border adjustment' tariffs on imports
Carney said it was time to move on from the much-maligned consumer carbon tax
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American women fearing further erosion of reproductive rights choosing sterilization
Researchers looking at insurance claim data from 2021 and 2022 say around 4.8 million females underwent tubal ligations
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Danielle Smith's 'border czar' pitch gets a thumbs-up from ex-military leaders
Canada's former top general Rick Hillier said that naming a federal border czar would send the right message to the U.S.
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Bonnie Crombie: Ontario needs real leadership in a time of crisis
I’m ready to roll up my sleeves to do more for you, and I will never abandon my post when Ontario needs me the most
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'We will not apologize': Meet the combative Quebec minister in charge of Canadian relations
After 10 years in the National Assembly and six years in cabinet, Jolin-Barrette is ready for his next fight
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Exonerated Jan. 6 convict who fled to Canada ordered out of country and banned for a year
Antony Vo has gone home to Indiana after coming to an agreement with Canadian officials regarding his initial entry through a non-designated border point
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Muslim student group at U of T cancels talk by convicted terrorist
Shadi Shurafa's talk has been cancelled and the Muslim Students’ Association has deleted the event from its website, but the event will still take place virtually
Categories: Canadian News
Man acquitted of rape after claiming 'sexsomnia'. What is it and how is it affecting sex assault trials?
Lawyers argued defendant suffered from rare sleep disorder involving individuals engaging in sex while unconscious
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