Federal grand jury charged man for smuggling immigrants from Canada into U.S.

A federal grand jury charged an Indian man with smuggling a dozen people from Canada into the United States.  The U.S. Justice Department says 22-year-old Shivam Lnu allegedly smuggled Indian

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Collision closes express lanes on Hwy. 401 in Pickering

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A transport truck driver has been rushed to hospital after two collisions in the eastbound express lanes on Highway 401

Betting on batteries, Canadian Solar founder steps down as president

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Canadian Solar founder Shawn Qu is stepping down as president nearly 25 years after registering the company at his home

Weekend need-to-know: Freeze your buns off with The Bentway polar bear skate

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If shopping isn’t your cup of tea this Boxing Day weekend, there’s still lots of fun things to do. Most

The funk before Christmas is gone. Raw milk ban in Canada ends four-decade tradition for cheese lovers

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This time of year, people keep coming into Scheffler’s Delicatessen & Cheese at St. Lawrence Market asking for Mont d’Or.“Every

Development is swallowing up Ottawa’s tree canopy and a new zoning bylaw won’t help, say advocates

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Ottawa’s plan to grow its tree canopy has failed to take root, and local environmental advocates fear a new zoning

From the Jays to Labubu to the Pearson miracle, these ornaments will let your 2025 memories hang out together

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Oh, 2025. You housed the best of times and the worst of times (some more than others). As the city gears

AI-generated content wrongly accuses fiddler Ashley MacIsaac of being sex offender

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HALIFAX — Cape Breton fiddler Ashley MacIsaac says he may have been defamed by Google after it recently produced an

Canada needs to stand firm as trade talks approach: Unifor's Payne

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As Canada approaches a review of its key free trade deal with the United States next year, Unifor national president

No faith in fossil fuels? Why some religious leaders are speaking out on climate change

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TORONTO - Anglican Deacon Michael Van Dusen typically has plans for the Christmas season that do not involve a Toronto