Canadian recognition of Palestinian state greeted with cheers, dismay

OTTAWA — Canada’s formal recognition of a Palestinian state drew applause from longtime advocates of the move and sharp denunciation from voices who said it would not foster a lasting

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The Beer Store announces more Ontario closures, including one location in Brampton

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The Beer Store has announced another slew of closures set to take place in mid-November, including at one location in

Federal union expands campaign denouncing cuts at Canada Revenue Agency

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OTTAWA - The federal union representing workers at the Canada Revenue Agency has started the second phase of its online

Ford believes Carney will designate Highway 401 tunnel as ‘national interest’ project

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford believes Prime Minister Mark Carney will back his idea for a tunnel under Highway 401 through

Will it be a cut? Bank of Canada interest rate decision expected Wednesday as unemployment creeps up

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The Bank of Canada is widely expected to cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5 per

NDP seeking to scrap labour code section that lets Ottawa shut down strikes

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OTTAWA - NDP MP and labour critic Alexandre Boulerice said Tuesday his party plans to table a private member’s bill

Ford government focus on trustee expenses a ‘distraction’ from school funding, critic says

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The NDP education critic says a bitter row over whether trustees should be allowed to expense milkshakes and projectors or

Doorbell camera captures suspect in Hamilton distraction theft targeting senior

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Hamilton police have released doorbell camera footage showing a woman accused of stealing a gold necklace from a senior in

Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston on why their explosive and outrageous 'Morning Show' matters right now

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Anytime I mention “The Morning Show” to a friend, the usual response is, “Oh, is it any good?” The answer

Air Canada flight attendants' dispute over wages moves directly to arbitration

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The labour impasse over Air Canada flight attendants’ wages will move straight to arbitration as the union presses to bring