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    COVID-19 cases in Canada as of 7:30 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 8, 2021

    Canada’s national carbon tax will remain intact

    COVID-19 vaccines delayed again: Moderna to send fewer vaccine doses while Pfizer issues continue

    Temporary Pfizer vaccine delays are ‘largely behind us,’ procurement minister says

    Pfizer Vaccine Delivery would be late

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    Kelly Fraser, Inuit singer-songwriter, dies aged 26

    Hollywood actors, CEOs accused of paying bribes, faking photos to scam U.S. college admissions

    Rap scores Grammy breakthrough while girl power rules awards show

    Pop singer Miley Cyrus stands in for husband at film premiere

    Canadian officials in Nigeria work with U.S. to stem asylum seekers

    IBM says Watson AI services will now work on any cloud

    Exclusive: Walmart, Google-backed Deliv end online grocery partnership

    Snap shares soar as Android app shows promise

    Two Huawei staff expelled from Denmark after work permit inspection

    Mom, daughter kicked off Air Canada plane, not told they’re banned from airline until it was too late

    5 Ways To Keep Your Baby Safe In The Sun This Summer

    The world’s best airplane bars: Leather banquettes, premium offerings make or break the experience

  • Elections

    United Kingdom — 2019 general election results

    Liberals win a minority government

    Torontonians cast their ballots after divisive, close-run campaign

    Leaders descend on B.C. in final campaign push as Trudeau, Scheer and Singh take aim at Bloc

    Trudeau says fighting for every vote, concedes rival could win

  • Economics

    Biden ‘to cancel Keystone pipeline on his first day’

    Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan

    Apple’s coronavirus warning just shaved $34 billion off its stock market value

    Canadian tribunal opens inquiry on dumping of oil well ‘sucker rods’ from Mexico, Brazil, Argentina

    Canadian drug distributors say no to Trump import plan

  • Health

    COVID-19 vaccines delayed again: Moderna to send fewer vaccine doses while Pfizer issues continue

    Temporary Pfizer vaccine delays are ‘largely behind us,’ procurement minister says

    Pfizer Vaccine Delivery would be late

    Canada’s 1st ‘presumptive’ case of coronavirus found in Toronto

    ‘A race against time’: Toronto family tries to raise $3M to treat son’s rare genetic disorder

  • Sports

    Kobe Bryant dies at 41 in Helicopter crash

    Canadian captain Hayton apologizes for angering Russians during anthem ceremony

    After US Open triumph, Bianca Andreescu has a day and street named after her

    Justin Trudeau Will Be Crashing Bianca Andreescu’s Rally In Mississauga Today

    Olympics: Tokyo 2020 venues on track for completion, say organizers

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Former sect leader found guilty of polygamy in Canada case

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July 24, 2017
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A Canadian court on Monday found a former leader of a breakaway religious sect guilty of practicing polygamy, after a decades-long attempt to prosecute members of the group, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp said. Winston Blackmore, a former bishop of the breakaway Mormon community of Bountiful in southeastern British Columbia, was found guilty by a British Columbia Supreme Court judge of …

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State of emergency in British Columbia extended as wildfires rage

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July 20, 2017
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British Columbia’s government took the unprecedented step on Wednesday of extending a state of emergency by two weeks as it battled 140 wildfires that have forced about 45,000 people from their homes. The province’s Premier John Horgan said evacuated households would receive C$600 ($476.53) from the government to cover basic needs for every 14 days they cannot return home. The …

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Muslim Cemetery Application Rejected in Quebec

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July 19, 2017
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The referendum was held on Sunday in Saint-Apollinaire, Quebec, a town of about 5,000 located just outside Quebec City. Provincial rules meant only 49 people were eligible to vote; the nays won 19-16 and one ballot was rejected. Only 36 people cast ballots. The cemetery was proposed by the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre, which was the site of a shooting …

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State of Emergency Declared in BC

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July 19, 2017
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On July 07, 2017, Todd Stone, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for Emergency Management BC, announced a provincial state of emergency to ensure a co-ordinated response to the current wildfire situation and to ensure public safety. Today alone there have been 56 new wildfire starts throughout the province. Evacuation alerts and orders have been issued for Ashcroft, …

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Economics

ANALYSIS | Ontario regaining status as economic engine for Canada

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May 30, 2017
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Ontario’s economy is surging after years of lagging behind the oil-producing provinces. Don’t believe it? There’s plenty of evidence. Canada’s big banks are forecasting that Ontario will lead the country in economic growth this year or be within a hair of the top of the pack. Unemployment sits at its lowest level in 16 years. And that economic success is being felt across …

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Manchester bombing suspect Salman Abedi reportedly linked to former Ottawa extremist imam

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May 29, 2017
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TORONTO — The bomber who attacked a Manchester pop concert has been linked to an extremist imam from Ottawa whom Canadian intelligence officials had warned was “promoting violent jihad” in Libya. Quoting a senior American official who spoke on the condition of anonymity, The New York Times reported that Salman Abedi “had links to a radical preacher in Libya identified as …

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CN Rail union says plans strike for Tuesday as contract talks falter

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May 29, 2017
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TORONTO (Reuters) – A union representing Canadian National Railway Co conductors said it plans to strike on Tuesday morning after the railroad announced new work rules in the midst of negotiations to replace a contract that expired last year. The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference disclosed the plan on Saturday evening in an update to members that said the company had …

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In celebration of Earth Day, 12 scenic spots across picturesque Canada

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May 29, 2017
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Canada is known the world over for its cultural diversity and it’s something we are immensely grateful for. Perhaps it can only be rivalled by our diverse landscape. From rolling sand dunes and surf-able waves, to the highest tree-covered mountains and gleaming crystal waters, Canadians know we live in a pretty spectacular country. What better time than Earth Day to …

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Meat-eating! New species of sponge found off the coast of Canada

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May 29, 2017
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Canadian researchers have discovered a new species of meat-eating sponge in the North Atlantic Ocean. Don’t worry, though, it doesn’t eat human meat — it feeds on zooplankton, tiny animals that drift in sea water. (With those fish bone-looking spikes, though, it sure looks like a creature from hell.) Cladorhiza kenchingtonae is about 6.5 feet long.Photo: Fisheries and Oceans Canada …

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Prairieland Park seeks to install chairlift ride on Saskatoon Ex grounds

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May 28, 2017
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A proposed attraction at Prairieland Park could one day give visitors to the Saskatoon Exhibition a birds-eye view of the city. A report going to a Saskatoon city committee Monday seeks approval for a permanent skyride chairlift, similar to lifts seen at ski hills. “It’s really a nice, scenic ride,” Prairieland CEO Mark Regier, who said similar rides are set …

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