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Why are police cracking down on car meets in Ottawa?

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Other motivations behind street racing, she said, include thrill seeking and the glorification of stunt driving on social media. While

A Toronto one-bedroom condo just sold for $290,000 — is this a new low?

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An Etobicoke condo sold earlier this month for less than $300,000 as the city’s condo crash takes prices to new lows.The

Carney, premiers to meet amid new U.S. tariff threats

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CHARLOTTETOWN — Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with Canada’s premiers in Prince Edward Island today amid new tariff threats

New study shows how rain gardens could minimize Ottawa flooding

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As calls for better storm infrastructure ripple through the city following the July 1 storm, researchers say upgrading the stormwater

Tire recycling fees rise — again — even as used tires pile up across the province

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Consumers of name brand tires such as Pirelli, Michelin and Goodyear could pay more in recycling fees despite a significant

University of Ottawa daycare closure ‘massive disruption’ for families

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The University of Ottawa is without an on-campus daycare for the first time in decades after the Bernadette Child Care

After inking MLSE deal, Rogers fields interest from potential minority investors

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TORONTO - As potential minority investors line up for a slice of the pie that is Rogers Communications Inc.‘s newly

Manitoba Premier Kinew ‘willing to entertain’ Alberta to Ontario pipeline

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CHARLOTTETOWN — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said Wednesday he’s open to a west-east pipeline being pitched by his counterparts in

Scotiabank says stake in KeyCorp will add $82M to third-quarter net income

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TORONTO - Scotiabank says its stake in U.S. bank KeyCorp is expected to add $82 million in net income for