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Former minister Catherine McKenna blasts the heads of Canadian oil companies

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MONTRÉAL — Former environment minister Catherine McKenna says the leaders of Canada’s oil industry are figures close to American President

Ontario communities continue sandbagging as forecast calls for rain

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Rain forecasts for parts of Ontario and Quebec are heightening the sense of urgency for residents with flood-prone properties, as

Russian attacks kill at least 2 as Ukraine strikes a Russian drone factory

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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian strikes killed at least two people in Ukraine, officials said Sunday, as Ukraine’s military struck

Advocate says end of door-to-door mail delivery will be ‘isolating’ for seniors

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OTTAWA — Seventy-nine-year-old Janet Wees says she writes 400 letters a year and usually gets mail delivered at least two

Dominican Republic and Haiti to reopen airspace in May, restoring flights after more than 2 years

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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — The governments of the Dominican Republic and Haiti have agreed to reopen their airspace

Suspected impaired driver arrested after crashing into utility pole

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A suspected impaired driver was arrested late Saturday evening after crashing their vehicle into a utility pole, according to police.

New report finds increase in anti-Sikh hate

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Every day, Sukhmani, an 11th grader from Scarborough, carefully ties her turban, a practice rooted in faith, discipline, and identity.

California bear-suit luxury car scam ends in insurance fraud sentences for 3

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three people in California have been sentenced for insurance fraud in a bizarre scam that involved

North Korea launches ballistic missiles toward sea

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles toward the sea on Sunday, its neighbors said, the