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'Dooming the moose': Manitoba Cree chief calls for voluntary stop to hunting

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WINNIPEG - The leader of a First Nation in Manitoba is urging all moose hunters to stop hunting in the

Canadian Medical Association updates code of ethics to address racism, discrimination

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OTTAWA - The Canadian Medical Association has updated its code of ethics to clarify how doctors are expected to address

Von der Leyen's pitch for EU security council involves Canada, but it's not clear how

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OTTAWA - A proposed new European security forum would include Canada, Britain and Ukraine as partners — but defence experts

Few signs an election is underway in Quebec's Far North

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PUVIRNITUQ - North of the 55th parallel, there are few indications that a five-party race is underway to elect Quebec’s

What will it take to make the internet safer for kids? Join Toronto Star Live @ MaRS to find out

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A generation of young people has grown up online — for better or worse. Now a wave of innovators, advocates and

Ontario's largest teachers union will hold a strike vote

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The largest teachers union in the province will hold a strike vote in November.The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario is

B.C. adopts Pacific time, PCT, for new, year-round daylight time zone

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VICTORIA - British Columbia has adopted a new time-zone code to coincide with its decision to remain permanently with year-round

Fréchette rejects $1 billion estimate for health agency IT project

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QUÉBEC - Coalition Avenir Québec leader Christine Fréchette is rejecting suggestions that an IT project in the health-care system will

QuickQuotes: Reaction to Carney's move to strike new alliance with the European Union

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OTTAWA - In a historic address to the European Parliament on Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he welcomes European