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Writers’ Trust of Canada to hand out seven book prizes, cash
The Writers’ Trust of Canada is set to hand out seven awards and more than $330,000 in prize money at its annual awards bash ...
After years of decline, child poverty in Canada is rising swiftly: report
Child poverty is rising swiftly in Canada and the Liberal government’s Canada Child Benefit “has lost its power to sustain ...
CAQ to demand apology from MNA Haroun Bouazzi for comments on racism
The controversy around comments made by a Québec Solidaire MNA doesn't seem to be going away. Three parties are expected to ...
Trial of alleged neo-Nazi terror propagandist 'Dark Foreigner' begins in Ottawa
Using the online alias "Dark Foreigner," an Ottawa man made hate propaganda videos and images for an international neo-Nazi ...
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Canada favours 300km/h High Frequency Rail corridor
The Canadian federal government is expected to pursue the construction of a high-speed line between Toronto and Quebec City ...
Destruction in central Beirut street after Israeli strike close to landmarks kills five people
Israeli airstrikes targeted a neighborhood in the heart of Lebanon's capital late Monday evening, slamming into an area near ...
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My Subaru Crosstrek’s Lane Assist Suddenly Jerked To the Right Heavily and Instantly I Collided With the Vehicle On My Right Side
Toby Marzell doesn't trust the lane-keep assist feature on his Subaru Crosstrek anymore after he believes it caused him to ...
Hydro-Québec appoints retired judge to address unpaid bills in Indigenous communities
Hydro-Québec has appointed a former chief justice from the Quebec Superior Court to figure out how to deal with unpaid electricity bills that have accumulated in certain Indigenous communities.In ...
Fighting auto theft in Canada will take more work, report finds
According to a new report from Équité, more needs to be done to help combat auto theft in Canada. The report also outlines ...
Ontario's shift toward virtual coroner's inquests scoops in high-profile Ottawa case
For decades, coroner's inquests in Ontario took place in person. That all changed with COVID-19, and while some feel it's ...
Trial of alleged neo-Nazi propagandist 'Dark Foreigner' begins in Ottawa
Using the online alias "Dark Foreigner," an Ottawa man made hate propaganda videos and images for an international neo-Nazi organization to promote hatred against Jews and others, and to recruit ...
Quebec Business Transition Barometer - 3rd edition - The profitability of climate action: visionary Quebec businesses lead the way
Québec Net Positif (QNP) unveils today the results of the third edition of the Quebec Business Transition Barometer, the most comprehensive survey on climate action among Quebec businesses. This ...