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2 suspects posed as car buyers online, stabbed seller in neck during test drive: Peel police

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Police in Peel Region and Windsor have arrested and charged two Windsor men with attempted murder after they allegedly posed

Ontario considers expanding scopes of practice for health professionals

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TORONTO - Ontario is looking at giving several types of health professionals more authority, including allowing psychologists to prescribe anti-depressants

Couple in northern Ontario injured after bear enters home, attacks them

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Provincial police say a couple in northern Ontario was attacked and injured by a bear that entered their home. Police

Canada says Israel's 'horrific' Gaza City offensive puts hostages in greater danger

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OTTAWA - Ottawa is calling Israel’s latest ground offensive in Gaza City “horrific” and says it’s making the release of

Female injured in Scarborough shooting

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A female victim has been shot in Scarborough late Wednesday night. Toronto police were called to a residential neighbourhood at

When self-doubt creeps in at work, pause and reframe your negative thoughts. Here's how

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NEW YORK (AP) — When we make mistakes at work, it can lead to a cycle of negative thinking.The damaging

Eby in Ottawa to lobby Carney for B.C. major projects funding

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OTTAWA - British Columbia Premier David Eby is in Ottawa to push the federal government for more investment in major

Champagne says it’s ‘sad’ the U.S. ‘turned its back’ on Canada with tariff war

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OTTAWA — Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Wednesday it’s “sad” that the U.S. “turned its back” on Canada by starting

Ottawa urges Supreme Court to set limits on how provinces can override Charter

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MONTREAL - The federal government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to set limits around how provincial governments can