TORONTO – Health experts in Canada are raising alarms over a significant spike in colorectal cancer cases among younger populations, prompting urgent calls to lower
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Controversial Anti-Hate Bill C-9 Passes House of Commons; Moves to Senate
OTTAWA – The Liberal government’s contentious new anti-hate legislation, Bill C-9, officially titled the “Combatting Hate Act,” has successfully passed through the House of Commons.
Late-Season Storm to Bring Heavy Snow to Northern Ontario
TORONTO – While spring has technically arrived, a low-pressure system is set to remind Northern Ontario that winter isn’t quite finished. Environment Canada has issued
Legal Experts Predict Major Compensation Payouts Following LaGuardia Air Canada Crash
MONTREAL – Following the fatal collision at New York’s LaGuardia Airport last Sunday, aviation legal experts are signaling that Air Canada and US aviation authorities
Two Arrested in Dominican Republic Following Fatal Shooting of Quebec Teenager
MONTREAL – Authorities in the Dominican Republic have arrested two men in connection with the targeted shooting death of a 19-year-old Quebec resident. Tristan Primeau-Poitras,
Air Canada CEO Apologizes Following Backlash Over English-Only Tribute to Crash Victims
OTTAWA – Air Canada Chief Executive Michael Rousseau has issued a formal apology following a wave of public and political indignation over an English-only video
Elderly Man Killed, Wife Critically Injured in Hamilton Apartment Fire
HAMILTON – An 80-year-old man has died, and his wife remains in critical condition following a devastating fire at a Hamilton apartment building early Thursday
Ontario Braces for 8th Budget Amid Deficit Looms and Global Economic Uncertainty
TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford is set to present his government’s eighth provincial budget this Thursday, March 26, as the Ontario Legislature resumes for its
Halifax Imposes Overnight Winter Parking Ban as Heavy Snowfall Approaches
HALIFAX — The Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) has announced the activation of its overnight winter parking ban for Zone 1 (Central) and Zone 2 (Non-Central),
Severe Snowstorm Paralyzes Life Across Nova Scotia; Schools Closed and Travel Disrupted
HALIFAX — A powerful winter storm has swept across Nova Scotia, bringing heavy snowfall and high winds that have significantly disrupted daily life and triggered
