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10 Dead In Toronto Van Attack; "Shoot Me In The Head," Suspect Told Cops
Several terrorism-related incidents in recent years have reminded the public that Canada is not immune to the kinds of events that have struck Europe and the United States.
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Canadians' Justin Trudeau Crush Is Over After India Trip: Foreign Media
After showing a steady lead in public opinion surveys for more than two years after his surprise October 2015 election victory, Trudeau appears to be politically vulnerable. And that's despite a buoyant economy, what's seen as a steady hand in NAFTA trade talks with President Trump, and a weak political opposition.
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Six Bodies Found Dismembered In Landscape Planters In Canada
The mystery deepened this week in the case of Bruce McArthur, the man charged with killing several middle-aged men linked to Toronto's Gay Village and burying dismembered body parts in landscape planters.
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Meet The Sikh Politician Who Might 'Out-Trudeau Justin Trudeau'
Canada's latest political phenomenon is just 38. He's a dapper lawyer who wears bespoke three-piece suits, rides his bike to work and has been featured in GQ. He also sports a long beard and wears pastel-colored turbans and a kirpan, a ceremonial dagger, both integral elements of the Sikh religion.
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4,000 Canadian Families Will Soon Get Paid By Ontario For Doing Nothing
The government of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, is joining the basic-income bandwagon with the launch of a three-year pilot program that will test how paying people an unconditional basic wage works in practice.
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Justin Trudeau's Wife Asked For Help, And A Canadian-Style Firestorm Ensued
Canada's first lady said she needed more staff. The Internet was not amused.
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10 Dead In Toronto Van Attack; "Shoot Me In The Head," Suspect Told Cops
Several terrorism-related incidents in recent years have reminded the public that Canada is not immune to the kinds of events that have struck Europe and the United States.
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Canadians' Justin Trudeau Crush Is Over After India Trip: Foreign Media
After showing a steady lead in public opinion surveys for more than two years after his surprise October 2015 election victory, Trudeau appears to be politically vulnerable. And that's despite a buoyant economy, what's seen as a steady hand in NAFTA trade talks with President Trump, and a weak political opposition.
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Six Bodies Found Dismembered In Landscape Planters In Canada
The mystery deepened this week in the case of Bruce McArthur, the man charged with killing several middle-aged men linked to Toronto's Gay Village and burying dismembered body parts in landscape planters.
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Meet The Sikh Politician Who Might 'Out-Trudeau Justin Trudeau'
Canada's latest political phenomenon is just 38. He's a dapper lawyer who wears bespoke three-piece suits, rides his bike to work and has been featured in GQ. He also sports a long beard and wears pastel-colored turbans and a kirpan, a ceremonial dagger, both integral elements of the Sikh religion.
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4,000 Canadian Families Will Soon Get Paid By Ontario For Doing Nothing
The government of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, is joining the basic-income bandwagon with the launch of a three-year pilot program that will test how paying people an unconditional basic wage works in practice.
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Justin Trudeau's Wife Asked For Help, And A Canadian-Style Firestorm Ensued
Canada's first lady said she needed more staff. The Internet was not amused.
