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Audit warns military procurement faces ‘persistent’ hurdles

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OTTAWA — An internal federal government audit delivered late last year warned the work of buying and upgrading military technology

4 arrested after traffic stop nets 3 handguns: Toronto police

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Four people, including two youths, are facing charges after Toronto police officers allegedly seized three handguns during a traffic stop

Watchdog talking with minister’s office about changes to Indigenous procurement strategy

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“We know that we weren’t aware of some issues in a timely manner because we didn’t have the jurisdiction to

Brampton man charged in theft of Jamaican hurricane relief supplies last December

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A 40-year-old Brampton man is facing charges in connection with the theft of hurricane relief supplies destined for Jamaica in

Privacy Commissioner says stronger data laws needed as Canada readies for Chinese EVs

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OTTAWA — Canada’s privacy commissioner says he hopes laws around private sector data sharing are strengthened as the federal government

CBSA detector dog finds 5 kgs of undeclared meats and butter in luggage from Germany

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A Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) detector dog intercepted more than five kilograms of undeclared meat and butter before it

Ottawa River flood risk rises as city closes some roads

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“Minor flood levels are expected to be exceeded in flood prone areas along the Ottawa River from Pembroke down to

Home shopping pioneer QVC plans bankruptcy protection filing as consumers jump on deals elsewhere

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NEW YORK (AP) — The owner of home shopping network pioneer QVC — which for years garnered the attention of

Transit reliability under spotlight at TTC board meeting in wake of two fluid leaks

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Transit reliability is front and centre at the TTC board meeting on Thursday, with city officials getting an update on