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UN's Gaza water chief says Israeli destruction, restrictions squandering Canadian aid

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OTTAWA - The United Nations official overseeing water and sanitation in the Gaza Strip is praising Canada’s support for Palestinians

Private billing law for doctors threatens universal health care, critics charge

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OTTAWA — The federal government’s reluctance to weigh in on an Alberta law that could expand private health care is

Federal, Alberta governments invest $52 million in Calgary Olympic Oval upgrade

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CALGARY - Calgary’s Olympic Oval is getting an upgrade.The federal and provincial governments are equally splitting a $52-million contribution to

Durham Region police deputy chief retires after misconduct finding: police board

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A Durham Region police deputy chief will retire after the police board said Monday that an investigation by a watchdog

Carney 'appalled' by targeting of two Jewish-owned Toronto bakery locations

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is appalled that two locations of a Jewish-owned bakery chain, places he called “fixtures

Minister says espionage allegations against Canadian in Belgium are 'quite serious'

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OTTAWA - Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree committed Monday “to get to the bottom” of the arrest of a Canadian

Toronto mayor asks province to return island land after feds block airport expansion

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TORONTO - Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow wants the city’s islands’ land back.The mayor said Monday the Ontario government should return

Recall issued for Cadbury brand chocolate bar due to undeclared pistachio

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TORONTO - Chocolate maker Cadbury has issued a recall for one of its products due to undeclared pistachio.The Canadian Food

Gordie Howe bridge to open to cars today after months of cross-border controversy

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OTTAWA - The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open to motorists today after months of controversy over financial