Rents fall as new completions surge and demand slows, but rebound expected: CMHC

OTTAWA - Canada’s housing agency says rental prices have fallen amid an influx of new completions and slower population growth, but demand in major cities is expected to grow in

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CBSA check-in kiosks and commercial systems back online at Canadian airports after outage

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A system outage affecting inspections kiosks and commercial systems at nearly a dozen Canadian airports, including Toronto Pearson and Billy

U.S. says it's pausing long-standing military board with Canada

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WASHINGTON - The U.S. undersecretary of defence for policy said Monday that the United States is pausing a long-standing military

U.S. slaps duties on fresh Canadian mushrooms over subsidy claims

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WASHINGTON — The United States has put countervailing duties on fresh mushrooms grown in Canada following a U.S. Department of

1900Rugrat Accuses Drake Of Biting His Style On ‘ICEMAN’

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Source: @1900Rugrat / InstagramFlorida rapper 1900Rugrat is accusing Drake of copying his sound on the ICEMAN track “Little Birdie.” According

TTC avoids strike after reaching tentative agreement with union leaders

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There’s some good news for transit riders. The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) reached a tentative agreement on Monday with the

Ottawa Charge: Photos from Game 3 of the Walter Cup final at the CTC

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The Ottawa Charge was facing a daunting task as the Walter Cup final shifted to the nation’s capital for Game

This $5.5-million Markham home is a neoclassical property reflecting the owner's European culture

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The Star’s real estate series: Each week, Housing Candy will spotlight Toronto and the GTA’s most remarkable properties — from

Chinese embassy in Canada denounces MP Chong’s visit to Taiwan

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OTTAWA — China’s embassy in Canada says a Canadian MP’s visit to Taiwan crosses a “red line” for Ottawa’s relationship

News of the day: Ottawa Station neighbours worried about effects of possible second station; Ontario health-care system at breaking point; Ottawa obsessed with Hyrox

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