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Doug Ford gives his aging government a long summer to regroup

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Days before the anniversary of his first election victory, in the second year of a third term, Premier Doug Ford

How geography, Trump, and global instability help explain World Cup security costs

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Bud Mercer was the head of security for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, a near billion-dollar operation.But the veteran former RCMP

Poilievre to prescribe new policies as an antidote for Alberta separation sentiment

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CALGARY - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is expected to call for a shift in federal policies as an antidote for

If these sixth graders were mayor of Toronto, there would be treasure hunts, more soccer fields and $500 for (almost) everyone

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More jobs for Torontonians, like their dad who lost his.More soccer fields to run around on, spread across the city.More security

Ban on 'surveillance pricing' could threaten discounts, retailers warn

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OTTAWA — As the Carney government signals a crackdown on surveillance pricing, major retailers are lobbying for weaker guardrails they

B.C. appoints veteran labour mediator Vince Ready for 911 call taker labour dispute

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VICTORIA - British Columbia Labour Minister Jennifer Whiteside has appointed veteran labour mediator Vince Ready to assist in collective agreement

Quebec Liberal Party says it has best plan to protect French language

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SHERBROOKE - Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard says protecting the French language will be a top priority ahead of the

Could Alberta survive financially if it separated from Canada? Economists say yes — but Albertans would suffer

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At the core of Alberta’s resurging separatist movement lies an economic argument: that the province, with its abundant natural resources, would

FIFA approaches the U.S. like a field to be harvested

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There’s nothing quite like a World Cup. An Olympics is comparable, sure, but so very different: a Games sells the