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A group of Cuban-Canadians gathered outside Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland's Toronto office on Friday at an event they said was to demonstrate
Several federal and provincial lawmakers as well as veterans are condemning Veterans Affairs for calling Easter “March holiday season” in a social media post.
While Canada's governing politicians have often used gross domestic product (GDP) growth as evidence of strong economic performance and successful
The Ontario government is cracking down on cellphone use during class time and banning vaping in schools as part of efforts to improve children's health and reduce distractions in classrooms.
Massive Fire Destroys 123-Year-Old Church in Canada’s Smallest City
Canada's tax agency will not order tenants to pay any taxes owed by their foreign landlords, says federal Minister of National Revenue Marie-Claude Bibeau.
Hockey legend Lanny McDonald says he wouldn't be alive today if it weren't for a Calgary policeman who resuscitated him after he collapsed from a cardiac arrest in February this year.
The Canadian government is condemning an Israeli airstrike that hit a mosque in a school compound in Gaza on Aug. 10.
By: Isaac Teo
CCP’s Harassment and Intimidation of Canadians a ‘Serious Problem’: Think Tank Study
Alberta's recent decision to stop funding Calgary's Green Line LRT project has met with criticism from the city, including from former Mayor Naheed Nenshi.
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