10/3: Canadian News Covered

What we learned from testimony at the Foreign Interference Inquiry

Last week, a foreign interference inquiry concluded after two weeks of testimony from MPs,...

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Liberal government defence policy boosts military spending

The federal government announced plans to significantly increase military spending, aiming to...

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• 8 días

What to expect from the April 8 solar eclipse

This April 8th, a total solar eclipse will captivate parts of North America, particularly Ontario...

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• 15 días

Shocking lapses outlined in auditor general's report on B.C.'s safe supply trial

Two years post-launch, B.C.'s "safer supply" program, aimed to curb the overdose crisis, faces...

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• 22 días

New Liberal 'online harms' bill to make online hate punishable by law

The "Online Harms Act," a new federal legislation aimed at curbing harmful online content,...

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Are Canada's homeless encampments here to stay?

Homelessness and homeless encampments are a major issue in many Canadian centres. Ottawa Citizen...

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The secret snitch who brought down the narcos

Court documents reveal that five Canadians were charged in a massive FBI drug operation, which...

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AI photos becoming a growing problem in Canada

Explicit, AI-generated images of Taylor Swift have reignited the discussion around the nefarious...

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Manitoba man charged with murder in deaths of common-law partner, children and teen

Tragedy has struck a small Manitoba community with the deaths of five people. A woman, a teen...

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London police speak on Hockey Canada sexual assault case

After weeks of speculation about developments in the case, London police have spoken publicly...

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B.C. gangsters at the centre of a global drug trade

Canada is a big importer of illicit drugs, but many Canadians might not know that we’re also...

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Court rules Liberals' use of Emergencies Act was unjustified, unreasonable

Critics of the Liberals’ handling of the Freedom Convoy and its occupation of downtown Ottawa in...

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Jordan Peterson willing to risk licence over social media training

Outspoken author and academic Jordan Peterson’s legal fight against his profession’s governing...

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Rachel Notley announces she’s leaving Alberta NDP leadership

Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley announced she is stepping down as the head of Alberta’s NDP....

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Is it time to say goodbye to the RCMP as we know them?

The RCMP has been under scrutiny for years, regarding how it performs as community law...

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Is alcohol consumption in Canada something to be worried about?

For many Canadians, January marks a time when they reconsider their relationship with alcohol....

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Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives' new approach to get their message across to Canadians

While Justin Trudeau’s popularity has been waning, and things have been looking up for the...

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Alleged suicide 'Chef of Death' charged with 14 counts of murder

Several months after being charged with counseling people to commit suicide, an Ontario man has...

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Ontario will soon have more options on where they can purchase alcohol

Beer and wine drinkers in Ontario will see more buying options in the coming years, as the...

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U.S. investigation into alleged plot to kill Sikh activist in New York points to ties to slaying of Nijjar in B.C.

New information has come to light about the killing of a Canadian Sikh activist in B.C. in June....

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