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Ontario education minister says he can't interfere in Catholic board's Pride flag ban

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TORONTO - Education Minister Paul Calandra has denied a request to overturn a Catholic school board’s decision not to fly

Poll suggests politics, geography and trust play roles in vaccine hesitancy

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OTTAWA - A new online survey suggests nearly a quarter of Canadians say they’ve declined to get a vaccine recommended

Navy Commander Angus Topshee promoted to vice chief of defence staff

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OTTAWA - Vice-Admiral Angus Topshee, the head of the Royal Canadian Navy, is being promoted to second-in-command of the Canadian

Quebec tables bill allowing people to obtain domestic violence history of partners

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QUÉBEC - The sister of a Quebec woman allegedly killed by her partner is urging politicians at the provincial legislature

Around 6,200 public servants apply for early retirement as deadline looms

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OTTAWA - About 6,200 federal public servants have applied to retire early, with just more than two months to go

B.C. Court of Appeal dismisses bid by City of Nanaimo to overturn human rights award

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VANCOUVER - The B.C. Court of Appeal says the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal was reasonable when it found the

Vancouver mayor uses '11 AI agents' to do lots of work, says it's strictly personal

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VANCOUVER - Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is clarifying his remarks that he uses “11 AI agents” to do a lot

Manitoba could have commissioner enforce planned social media ban for kids: Kinew

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WINNIPEG - Manitoba is looking at having a commissioner or regulator enforce its proposed ban on social media and artificial

Barrier needed on Vancouver bridge after another suicide death, advocates say

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VANCOUVER - The lack of suicide-prevention barriers on Vancouver’s Granville Street Bridge is “inexcusable” after a woman fell to her