Building developer accused of cutting down trees on Toronto property it doesn’t own yet

A building developer accused of illegally cutting down trees across Toronto has had another allegation made against them. Residents in the Dufferin Street and Eglinton Avenue area say developer Modcity

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Is Canada's economy the worst in the G7 — or the best? Depends who you ask

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OTTAWA—If you were to ask Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre how well Canada is doing compared to its G7 partners, his

Manitoba cabinet minister says she received vile threats; man arrested

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WINNIPEG - A Winnipeg man faces charges of threatening a Manitoba cabinet minister in letters that contained racist language, the

Liberals’ push to ban social media and AI for teens is not a good idea: McGill professors

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Academics at McGill and Toronto Universities are speaking up against the Liberal Party’s push to ban social media and AI

Overlapping claims are behind protests from First Nations against two treaties

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VICTORIA - A coalition of First Nations say they are prepared to block major projects and take legal action if

Toronto police officer arrested after “unlawfully” accessing police databases

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Toronto police says one of their officers has been arrested and charged by the police service. The officer arrested was

Ottawa man, 34, identified as victim of homicide in Perth

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A 34-year-old Ottawa man has been identified as the victim of a homicide in Perth earlier in April. In an

Trump media company replaces CEO, ex-congressman Nunes after stock plunge that wiped out billions

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Trump business behind Truth Social is replacing a former congressman and big supporter of the

Liberals move to take control of House committees now that they've secured majority

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OTTAWA - The Liberals are moving to take control of House of Commons committees now that they’ve secured a majority

Recent GTA robberies, thefts of high-end trading cards sparks renewed calls for increased safety

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Trading cards have been a popular pastime for decades, but multiple recent incidents of robberies and thefts in the Greater