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Don Iveson, the “rock star†mayor of Edmonton, told a Hamilton crowd that big cities “are kinda done†as Canadians move back to mid-sized cities for a better quality of life.
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‘A nightmare for Donald Trump’: Flynn’s guilty plea puts spotlight on Kushner, the president himself
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Flynn’s conviction represents a dramatic escalation of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe. What comes next might well be worse for the president, said legal experts across the political spectrum.
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The crash took place on Balsam Avenue Friday night.
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The first Disability Justice (Un) Conference was held at the Lincoln Alexander Centre Friday.
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First Nations, environmental groups and Yukon Premier Sandy Silver welcomed a Supreme Court of Canada ruling on wilderness lands as a victory for the northern territory.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Charges stayed in Surrey Six slayings in B.C.
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Too many patients fall ill after surgery and Hamilton researchers are aiming to change that by using smart technology to monitor their recovery.
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Police say knife, gun and machete were used during robberies.
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Michael Flynn was U.S. President Donald Trump’s favourite general.
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A Superior Court justice on Friday ordered a temporary stay on the provision of a controversial Quebec law that prohibits citizens from receiving or giving public services with their faces covered.
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A list of key players relevant to the Special Counsel investigation into former Trump administration National Security Adviser Michael Flynn:
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Canada’s largest real estate board says it will seek a Supreme Court of Canada appeal to fight a ruling that it must allow its realtor members to make home sales data available online — further dragging out a battle that started in 2011.
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The 10-year police budget forecast calls for a new rural station — and the carving up of the sprawling Mountain patrol division.
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But council also wants to explore potential redevelopment or sale options for the aging entertainment precinct.
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Michael Flynn, the retired general who campaigned at Donald Trump’s side and then served as his first national security adviser, pleaded guilty Friday to lying to the FBI about reaching out to the Russians on Trump’s behalf and said members of the president’s inner circle were intimately involved with — and at times directing — his contacts.
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The Star has identified 27 cases in Ontario since 2012 in which a teacher had been investigated by their school board, disciplined, and transferred to a new school.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Supreme Court overturns ruling on Yukon land plan
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Judge strikes down section of Quebec law that bans face-coverings
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International Joint Commission hasn’t delisted the harbour as an area of concern after more than 30 years.
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Charges dropped against Calgary man arrested for abducting 6 children
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Class action lawsuit against PayPal alleges hidden currency conversion fees
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Top court to decide whether TREB must share detailed home sales data online
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Ontario will no longer criminally prosecute HIV-positive people who don't disclose their status to sexual partners if there is no realistic possibility of transmission, the province announced on Friday as it marked World AIDS Day.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Charges stayed in Surrey Six slayings in B.C.
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Ninety-six patients from the Maplewood Avenue hospital were displaced after the fire last month.
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CALGARY - Holiday shoppers might have to fork over a little more for the evergreen scent of a natural Christmas tree this year as a shortage south of the border and increased demand for real trees put pressure on prices.
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The daytime attack happened on Catharine Street North, near Rebecca Street, on Sunday.
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Scraping cap and trade would cost families more, Wynne says in critique of PC plan
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Father testifies in court fight to keep daughter on life support
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A Toronto-area man waging a legal battle to keep his 27-year-old daughter, Taquisha McKitty, on life support after she was declared brain dead says he never had the chance to tell her doctors about her religious beliefs.
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Loonie soars after strong job growth; Stocks in Toronto trade higher
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Premier Kathleen Wynne says Ontario families can’t afford the cost of cancelling her Liberal government’s cap-and-trade program in favour of the Progressive Conservatives’ proposed carbon tax.
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Running late due to Toronto transit? TTC provides notes to explain tardiness
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Initiative focuses largely on the civil and family side of the system, but will do little to improve criminal court.
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A class action lawsuit has been filed against PayPal Canada on behalf of an Ontario man alleging that the online payments company charges Canadians hidden currency conversion fees, violating its user agreement.
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Premier Kathleen Wynne wrapped up a trade mission to China and says the trip has secured nearly $2 billion in agreements between Ontario and Chinese companies.
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Federal government proposes changes designed to drop cost of patented drugs
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The joint inquest into the deaths of eight inmates at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre will now begin April 9.
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Trudeau won't start China free trade talks during visit next week: officials
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A lawsuit brought by an Ontario actress against Harvey Weinstein can be considered served even though lawyers have been unable to hand it to the disgraced Hollywood producer in person, an Ontario judge ruled Friday.
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Top court to decide whether TREB must share detailed home sales data online
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Police say two men suspected of being responsible for a series of carjackings and robberies in a community east of Toronto are facing a total of 66 charges.
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Bringing regular GO train service to Niagara Falls will be a “catalyst for positive change†in the downtown core, says a consulting firm tasked with coming up with a long-term vision for the area around the train station.
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A giant neon sign that once drew visitors to Toronto’s landmark Sam the Record Man store is rising again and will soon light up a busy downtown hub in the city.
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Landmark Sam the Record Man sign on the rise again in downtown Toronto
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Funeral chain creates program to underscore the dangers of fentanyl
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Since 2010, dozens of companies across Canada that have violated environmental rules have received more than $2.6 billion in public money. The penalties they faced were not just offset, but dwarfed by government largesse. Critics say that, in effect, taxpayers paid the firms’ fines.
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Advice on how to get along from office coach
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