Man found guilty of sending death threats to Ottawa councillor

“These threats were not political disagreement, nor were they rooted in policy differences. They were personal, targeted, and explicitly hostile toward my identity as a Francophone female elected official,” Plante

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Man accused of impaired driving after crashing into light pole: Toronto police

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A male driver was arrested for impaired driving early Sunday morning after crashing into a light pole in the York

'It felt like a paywall': Saskatchewan calls cut on movie rating requirements

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REGINA - Some local theatres in Saskatchewan are hoping to see more independent films up on the big screen after

Fire at Scarborough car dealership leaves multiple vehicles damaged

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Authorities are investigating after multiple vehicles caught fire at a car dealership in Scarborough early Sunday morning. Emergency crews were

Quebecers are about to find out who will replace François Legault as premier

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Quebecers will find out Sunday who will become their next premier after the Coalition Avenir Québec counts the votes in

Cascades cuts financial outlook for Q1, shares trade lower

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KINGSEY FALLS - Cascades Inc. has cut its financial outlook for its first quarter after being hit by weather disruptions

This professional dancer returned to his mother's Caribbean food empire to open a new Toronto spot

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Chris Clarke started working the kitchen as a young lad, chopping up coleslaw and seasoning meats in the back of

Corus Entertainment awaits approval of recapitalization plan, reports $6.1M Q2 loss

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TORONTO - Corus Entertainment Inc. said Friday it is still waiting for regulatory and stock exchange approvals to move forward

Carney issues call for unity, says no time for 'politics as usual'

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MONTREAL -  Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a call on Saturday for political unity and for Canadians to dispatch with

Ottawa’s ‘bubble bylaw’ could take effect this summer

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After a nearly year-long wait, Ottawa city councillors will now have a chance to debate the controversial “bubble bylaw” that