Council passes bubble bylaw despite potential future legal challenges

Ottawa’s controversial “bubble” bylaw passed through council with overwhelming support despite warnings of potential overreach and unintended consequences, and the possibility of future lawsuits and legal challenges. The safe access

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Varland halts Angels rally as Blue Jays hold on for 4-2 win

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Lenyn Sosa had a pinch-hit, two-run double during a three-run eighth inning, reliever Louis Varland bailed out struggling closer Jeff

Ottawa renovictions bylaw battle is about to begin

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An upcoming proposal for a renovictions bylaw must include strong tenant protections — like the one introduced by Hamilton last

Trump tariff refunds too little too late for some Canadian companies and offer little relief to others

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After 10 years in operation, U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war against Canada proved just too much for the small

Ottawa health board warned of ‘challenging summer’ ahead with downtown drug consumption sites set to close

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In March, the Ontario government announced it would withdraw funding for the remaining supervised consumption sites in the province as

Factor fuel costs into car purchases amid high gas prices, experts urge

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Those in the market for a new vehicle should factor the rising cost of fuel into their budgets, experts say.“When

City of Montreal in court trying to overturn landmark police racial profiling ruling

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MONTRÉAL — Lawyers for the City of Montreal asked the Court of Appeal on Tuesday to overturn a landmark class-action

AI startup Anthropic commits $100 billion to Amazon's AWS over next 10 years

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Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has agreed to commit more than $100 billion to Amazon’s AWS cloud platform over the next

B.C. court hears Chinese police went 'missing' for hours during trip to Vancouver

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VANCOUVER - British Columbia’s Supreme Court heard Tuesday that three Chinese police officials went “missing” for six hours during an

Toronto fire crews hose down, break apart large ice sculpture teasing Drake album after complaints

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The head of Toronto Fire Services says his crews are taking steps to break down a large ice sculpture downtown