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One of tonight's debaters will be the next Ontario Liberal leader

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The pitching on Monday night won’t just be when the Blue Jays host the red-hot Red Sox.Five candidates vying to

Here are major reports, inquiries and lawsuits into police racism in Quebec

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MONTREAL - As a police station in a Montreal multicultural neighbourhood grapples with allegations of racism and brutality made public

Lawyers concerned by proposed changes to access to information system

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OTTAWA - Lawyers and organizations working on environmental issues and migrants’ rights are concerned about changes to the Access to

A walk across the Gordie Howe Bridge with a man who helped build it — in the shadow of Canada-U.S. tensions

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WINDSOR—Standing under the towering grey piers of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, Dwight Duncan lays out the landscape below.There are

Ottawa commissions project to track 'news deserts' in Canada

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OTTAWA - The federal government is working on a project that would map out areas of Canada that lack local

Mark Carney's Building Canada Act is a threat to the rule of law, and here's a good example

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Without fanfare or a news release, the Carney government gave notice over the long weekend that it plans to use

Doly Begum looms large over Scarborough Southwest byelection

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Doly Begum’s departure from Queen’s Park triggered the upcoming Scarborough Southwest byelection, but she could still help swing it even

Mark Carney is promising relief for Toronto renters. Here's why critics are concerned

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When Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday that his government is providing $2.7 billion in funding to build more rental

Carney's work hours reduced next week but his eyes still on priorities: PM's office

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OTTAWA - Canada’s prime minister will be working reduced hours for a week starting Monday because he previously committed to