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SPORTS WORLD CAN LEARN FROM CANADA AND BEN JOHNSON LEGACY
Ben johnson doping scandal 30 years ago was painful but productive reality check for canadian sports... READ MORE›
SLAIN COLTEN BOUSHIE'S FAMILY VOWS TO 'PURSUE JUSTICE'
Canadian jury finds farmer Gerald Stanley not guilty of second-degree murder in relation to killing of indigenous man... READ MORE›
WHEN BANKS LOSE YOUR MONEY AND POT PRICES
Marijuana costs an average of 7 per gram in Canada, with residents of Quebec paying the least and the Northwest Territories paying the highest price... READ MORE›
DND SEX ASSAULT CONVICTION RATE LOWER THAN CIVILIAN COURTS
The civilian criminal justice system has not changed attitudes much towards sexual assault, Johnson said... READ MORE›
'BANNED' TEAM RUSSIA IN SPOTLIGHT AS OLYMPICS OFFICIALLY BEGIN
In fact, Jacob Zuma's government only started drafting a national water plan in late December... READ MORE›
WHY OTTAWA'S RULES FOR ENERGY PROJECTS LEAVE SOME HOPEFUL BUT OTHERS CONCERNED
There were high expectations headed into Thursday's long-awaited announcement on how Ottawa would overhaul the approval process for major energy projects in Canada... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA WARNS OF LEAVING WINNER-TAKES-ALL DIGITAL ECONOMY UNCHECKED
She also noted that the access and control of user data could easily enable companies to drive out their rivals and weaken the healthy, economy-wide benefits of competition... READ MORE›
REPEATED N.L. CALLS FOR MILITARY HELP WITH MEDEVACS SPARKED SEARCH AND RESCUE CONCERNS
The rescue coordination centre oversees CH-149 Cormorant helicopters based at 103 Search and Rescue Squadron at 9 Wing Gander... READ MORE›
CONVICTED MURDERER STEVEN BUGDEN ESCAPES FROM DORCHESTER PENITENTIARY IN NEW BRUNSWICK
Bugden is serving life sentence in minimum security unit for 2nd-degree murder in 1997... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS HE SHOULDN'T MAKE STUPID JOKES IN PUBLIC
During a town hall in Edmonton, Trudeau interrupted a woman after she used the word mankind, saying he preferred peoplekind ... READ MORE›
PHILIPPINES INKS $233M DEAL WITH CANADA FOR COMBAT UTILITY HELICOPTERS
Last month, during a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, the Philippines president indicated that he might purchase the guns from India... READ MORE›
DEADLINE LOOMING FOR BOEING TO DECIDE ON CANADA FIGHTER JET BID
Deadline looming for Boeing to decide on Canada fighter jet bid... READ MORE›
RESTAURANTS 'TAKING FROM PETER TO PAY PAUL' AMID MINIMUM WAGE HIKE
Most of the restaurant locations Marketplace visited had bumped the tip out by one percentage point... READ MORE›
OREGON IS PRODUCING THREE TIMES MORE MARIJUANA THAN IT CAN CONSUME
Oregon is producing three times more marijuana than it can consume with formidable amounts now ending up on the black market, officials have warned... READ MORE›
CANADA ORDERED TO FUND INDIGENOUS CHILD WELFARE
Rights tribunal says indigenous children continue to face discrimination in child welfare system... READ MORE›
'WE NEED TO RUN': SURVIVOR RECALLS QUEBEC MOSQUE ATTACK
A vigil will be held in Quebec City on Monday evening, while other events are being organised across Canada... READ MORE›
ONTARIO PC PARTY PRESIDENT STEPS DOWN AMID PURGE OF PATRICK BROWN LOYALISTS FROM TOP POSTS
The Ontario PC Party is not made up of 28 people... READ MORE›
6-POINT FEDERAL PLANS INCLUDES A PUSH TO DEVOLVE CHILD WELFARE TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
Critics also say provincial rules and regulations on child welfare prohibit Indigenous communities from designing their own systems of kinship care and family reunification... READ MORE›
TWO PROMINENT CANADIAN POLITICIANS RESIGN IN WAKE OF ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
Brown resigned Thursday amid allegations of sexual misconduct just months before an election in Canada's most populous province... READ MORE›
FREED HASSAN DIAB DEMANDS PROBE OVER 'TERRORISM' ORDEAL
The extradition law is above the Canadian criminal law, but it should be the other way around, Diab said... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | CANADA'S FIX TO THE OPIOID CRISIS: VENDING MACHINES THAT DISTRIBUTE PRESCRIPTION OPIOIDS TO ADDICTS
Death rates from drug overdoses in British Columbia are almost as high as those in the states hardest-hit by the opioid epidemic in the United States... READ MORE›
CALGARY COULD USE SADDLEDOME FOR 2026 OLYMPICS, IOC SIGNALS TO LOCAL BID PROJECT TEAM
The Calgary 2026 Olympic Bid Project Team says meetings with the International Olympic Committee last week were fruitful... READ MORE›
CRAVETV ADDS GAME OF THRONES, BUT SOME FANS SAY TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE
In the U.S., subscribers can pay 14.99 US a month for HBO Now, a streaming service that offers access to new Game of Thrones shows... READ MORE›
GROWING CALLS FOR PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO SALES PRACTICES AT CANADA'S MAJOR TELECOMS
CBC investigation into sales practices at major telcos prompts growing calls for public inquiry... READ MORE›
NAFTA'S FATE UNCERTAIN AHEAD OF MONTREAL ROUND OF TALKS
FILE PHOTO Flags are pictured during the fifth round of NAFTA talks involving the United States, Mexico and Canada, in Mexico City, Mexico, November 19, 2017... READ MORE›
CANADIAN VETERANS RETURN TO KOREA FOR WARTIME ICE HOCKEY MEMORIAL
By Peter Rutherford PAJU, South Korea Reuters - Canadian veteran Dennis Moore can hardly keep himself from smiling as he recounts the day he was... READ MORE›
INDIA MISSILE TEST LATEST SIGN NUCLEAR ARMS RACE IS HEATING UP
President Trump recently endorsed a draft version of a new Pentagon policy that would see the U.S. military ramp up production of low-yield tactical nukes... READ MORE›
AMAZON'S REVIEW OF TORONTO COULD ESCALATE TENSION WITH TRUMP
Toronto's bid shied away from promising tax breaks, while New Jersey offered 7 billion in financial incentives for Amazon to choose Newark... READ MORE›
FOREIGN SPOUSES HIT SNAGS WITH 'STREAMLINED' SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
Her immigration lawyer blames government error. Each time, Alexandra Dickenson's application went back to the bottom of the pile... READ MORE›
HOW ROGERS EMPLOYEES SAY THEY ARE COACHED TO UPSELL YOU
Rogers employees reveal tactics they use to push products and services on customers, or risk losing their jobs... READ MORE›
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MULTIPLE TIM HORTONS FRANCHISES, OTHER ONTARIO BUSINESSES CUT PAY, BENEFITS
Multiple Tim Hortons franchises, other businesses cut pay, benefits, citing minimum wage hike... READ MORE›
IF FIRST NATIONS GROUP GETS ITS WISH, CALGARY WILL BE RENAMED WICHISPA OYADE
If a group of First Nations gets its wish, Calgary will be renamed Wichispa Oyade -- Stoney Nakoda terms that roughly translate to mean elbow town... READ MORE›
'CULT-LIKE WORSHIPPERS' TURN CANADIAN-INVENTED INSTANT POT INTO A PHENOMENON
But Robert Wang, the Ottawa-based inventor of the Instant Pot, still considers his product's performance a triumph -- and one that's about to be repeated... READ MORE›
CANADA SETS ASIDE TWO BUNKERS AT MILITARY BASES AMID GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY, NORTH KOREAN THREAT
Threat of a north korean missile striking canada prompts officials to adopt a cold war defensive posture... READ MORE›
CANADA ATTENDING NIKKI HALEY'S 'FRIENDSHIP' PARTY AFTER JERUSALEM VOTE AT THE UN
The resolution reaffirmed the United Nations' long-held stance that Jerusalem's final status must be decided in negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians... READ MORE›
INDEFINITE SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IN CANADIAN PRISONS RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL BY B.C. COURT
Supreme Court judge has ruled that the practice of prolonged and indefinite solitary confinement in Canadian prisons is unconstitutional... READ MORE›
CHIEF LIBERAL PARTY FUNDRAISER TIED TO $8M LOAN TO OFFSHORE TRUST IN CAYMAN ISLANDS
Stephen Bronfman had no other direct or indirect involvement whatsoever in the Kolber Trust, the statement said... READ MORE›
LEGALIZATION OF POT PRESENTS CONUNDRUM FOR CANADIAN MILITARY
He has covered the Canadian military and foreign policy from Parliament Hill for over a decade... READ MORE›
CANADA LAUNCHES TRADE DISPUTE WITH U.S. THROUGH WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
Canada takes U.S. to WTO in wide-ranging trade complaint... READ MORE›
NEW MULRONEY INSTITUTE IS BANKROLLED BY BILLIONAIRES STEEPED IN SCANDAL
The economic impact of the Mulroney Institute project for northeast Nova Scotia is significant... READ MORE›
CHRIS NEIL RETIRES FROM NHL
Longtime Ottawa Senators tough guy Chris Neil announced his NHL retirement at a Thursday morning news conference... READ MORE›
HOW A TORONTO MAN RECOVERED HIS STOLEN BIKE AFTER IT TRAVELLED 27,000 KM AROUND THE WORLD
Unlike most cyclists in Toronto, Warren Hull got his stolen bike back -- but not before it took a trip around the world... READ MORE›
POSTMEDIA TO CLOSE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS IN STRATFORD, LONDON, ST. THOMAS
In the same transaction, Torstar sold Metro in Winnipeg and Ottawa to Postmedia, and the following weekly community newspapers... READ MORE›
CANADA GRANTING US BORDER AGENTS 'EXPANDED' POWERS
The legislation would allow Canada to establish its first preclearance areas in the US... READ MORE›
ACCUSED RUSSIAN SPY WAS IN THE ROOM FOR TRUDEAU TALKS WITH UKRAINIAN PM
That raises the possibility the Ukrainian security service knew about the potential security risk during Groysman's visit to Ottawa... READ MORE›
'WE WERE NOT IMPRESSED': PASSENGERS FEEL BURNED AFTER WESTJET, AIR CANADA CANCEL PUERTO RICO FLIGHTS
Rick and Joan Hughes flew to Puerto Rico's capital, San Juan, on WestJet's partner airline Delta on Oct. 28 to catch their cruise... READ MORE›
IT FEELS COLDER IN PARTS OF CANADA THAN ON MARS
As Environment Canada explains, Canada has seen temperatures this low in the stretch between Christmas and New Year's... READ MORE›
WINTER TRAVEL ADVISORY ISSUED FOR OTTAWA
Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel advisory starting Thursday evening for commuters in the Ottawa area... READ MORE›
U OF O NURSING STUDENTS FEAR LOSING THEIR YEAR BECAUSE OF COLLEGE STRIKE
Dawson said she's contacted both the directors of nursing at Algonquin College and the University of Ottawa but has been dissatisfied with their responses... READ MORE›
'FRIED DOUGH IS ONLY ABOUT LOVE'
'Fried dough is only about love' BeaverTails trademark dispute earns 3K for Calgary Food Bank... READ MORE›
JULIE PAYETTE DARES TO BE INTERESTING BY DELVING INTO CLIMATE, ASTROLOGY, AND DIVINE INTERVENTION
The governor general speaks up for science over certain beliefs... READ MORE›
'SHE'S A VERY SPECIAL ANGEL': FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGIST BRINGS CLOSURE TO RELATIVES OF LONG MISSING WAR DEAD
And it is when Lockyer discovered the remains in question likely belonged to someone about her age, and like her, comes from New Brunswick... READ MORE›
FORMER TALIBAN CAPTIVE JOSHUA BOYLE ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH SEXUAL ASSAULT, DEATH THREATS
Joshua Boyle speaks to the media after arriving at Pearson International Airport in Toronto on Oct. 31, 2017... READ MORE›
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SIDES WITH BOEING IN BOMBARDIER DISPUTE
It also coincides with negotiations between the United States, Canada and Mexico to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement NAFTA ... READ MORE›
AFTER TRUMP'S TPS DECISION, CANADA TELLS SALVADORANS
She said she has pleaded with the Canadian government to consider allowing these Salvadorans to come to Canada not simply as refugees... READ MORE›
LAST DAYS OF A FIRST JOB
Although there are plans in the works to revive at least two Ottawa community newspapers, those business plans involve using Canada Post or providing information online... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU, JOHN KERRY DISCUSSED INCOMING U.S. ADMINISTRATION DURING AGA KHAN TRIP
She said the vacations could reasonably be seen to have been given to influence Trudeau in his capacity as prime minister... READ MORE›
VAST INDIGENOUS LAND CLAIMS IN CANADA ENCOMPASS PARLIAMENT HILL
Some indigenous groups, like the Algonquins, never signed treaties giving up their land... READ MORE›
EX-GITMO DETAINEE SUES CANADA FOR ALLEGED TORTURE ROLE
Algerian Djamel Ameziane says Canada was complicit in his detention and torture at US-run Guantanamo Bay prison... READ MORE›
SHIFTING ICE FROM ICEBREAKER CRUSHES FERRY CAUSEWAY SOUTH OF SARNIA, THREATENING FAMILY BUSINESS
Launderville said the Coast Guard is aware of what happened along the causeway, and is reviewing information provided by the manager of the Bluewater Ferry... READ MORE›