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In new memoir, Jagmeet Singh talks of rough Windsor childhood, sexual abuse by tae kwon do instructor
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'We just hope this makes a difference': Volunteers spend Easter packing sandbags in Ottawa
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'Bodies everywhere': Dozens injured after deck collapses during Langley wedding party
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Forget Beverly Hills, 90210 reboot set to shoot in North Vancouver
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Illegal 'spa' busted in downtown Ottawa; man charged with human trafficking
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'Can't tell how deep it goes': Cats stuck in mysterious sinkhole in Edmonton yard
Flood fears rise as rain hits Ottawa region
Flood fears continued to rise Friday morning along the Ottawa and Rideau Rivers as a sustained rain soaked the National Capital Region. For the second time in three years, local homeowners are filling sandbags, building makeshift walls and ...
The Canadian Forces jobs where only women need apply
Depending on the week and whether employment equity (or EE) targets are being met, the Canadian Forces periodically closes some of its approximately 100 occupations or trades to any applicants but women. The information is contained in so-called ...
Rising CO2 on declining nutrition in food is big issue, TED talk hears
Carbon dioxide is fuel that helps the plants humans require for food to grow, but researchers are learning that too much of it actually hurts the nutritional quality of rice, wheat and other crops so much of the planet depends on. Rising carbon ...
New funding adds fuel to Waterloo's quantum computing dreams
If scientists are able to build a fully functioning quantum computer, it will be capable of breaking all of the encryption that allows for secure communication across the internet. We’re not quite there yet, but we’re getting close ...
Canada geese put the V in divorce
Canada geese famously mate for life, but it turns out that some of them aren’t ready for the commitment. A 25-year study of Canada geese with identification collars in Connecticut showed that 15 to 18 per cent of Canada geese dump a living ...
RCMP say woman arrested in Vancouver may be part of airport crime ring
Richmond RCMP have arrested a 60-year-old woman who they believe is part of an international airport theft ring. The woman was nabbed Wednesday morning at Vancouver International Airport after plainclothes officers allege they witnessed her ...
Trudeau trying to change channel with Ford criticism: McNaughton
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is trying to divert attention from his political troubles when he accuses the Ontario PCs of stalling major projects, provincial Infrastructure Minister Monte McNaughton says. “We all know that the Prime ...
Lack of expert procurement staff could hinder Canadian Forces drone purchase
The Department of National Defence has updated details about its key ongoing defence procurements. The article notes the DND warning about issues that could affect the proposed purchase of a fleet of uninhabited aerial vehicles, commonly referred ...
'The plaintiffs are dying': Judge in residential school lawsuit urges Ottawa to 'walk the walk' after Wilson-Raybould's directive
In an unusual parting shot on the eve of his retirement, a judge in a class-action lawsuit involving former day students of residential schools is warning that even though the federal government has re-filed its statement of defence to ...
Government expects to award contract for new fighter jet fleet in 2022, but admits it could face delays
Though the federal government expects to award a contract for a new fleet of fighter jets in 2022, it admits that schedule is aggressive and could yet face further delays. A request for bids to provide 88 new jets to the Royal Canadian Air Force ...
