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Anand says government pursuing options for Canadians to exit Middle East war zone

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OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Canada is pursuing multiple options to help more than 2,000 Canadians who

Deachman: Bamm’s Snack Shack closing — because it’s too popular

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To understand Bamm’s Snack Shack — a small, colourful restaurant on Cobourg Street in Lowertown — you have to understand

The little we know about Canadian troops stationed in the Middle East

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OTTAWA - As Ottawa refuses to say exactly how many Canadian troops are in the Middle East, experts are questioning

Military police called in to investigate leak of F-35 fighter jet information

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But now the Canadian Forces has confirmed military police have been brought in. “On behalf of the Canadian Forces Provost

MAID applicants should have more mental health support, says Quebec coroner

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A Quebec coroner is calling for better mental health support and resources for people who apply for medical assistance in

Many Canadian women seeing limited pathways to promotions, according to study results

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Many younger women in Canadian workplaces are facing career stagnation, according to new data, with a vast majority reporting no

Brian Da Costa, ‘key figure’ in Project South investigation, granted bail

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Brian Da Costa, identified by police as a “key figure” in the Project South investigation into police corruption and organized

Immigration could soon account for all of Canada's population growth: expert

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OTTAWA - With Canada’s population growth now essentially flat, the country could be heading toward an unprecedented situation where population

Former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Andrew Furey to join National Bank

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MONTREAL - Former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Andrew Furey is joining National Bank of Canada as vice-chair.The Montreal-based bank says