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Vote in Alberta’s Upcoming Equalization Referendum Could Be Impacted by Other Factors, Observers Say
October 10, 2021By Lee Harding
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Federal Vaccine Mandates Implicate, Infringe on Canadians’ Charter Rights: Legal Experts
October 8, 2021By Isaac Teo
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NHL Star Carey Price Steps Away for Mental Health Help
October 8, 2021By The Associated Press
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Feds Mandate Vaccines for Public Servants, Air and Rail Workers, and Travellers
October 6, 2021By Isaac Teo, The Canadian Press
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Liberals to Revive Controversial Proposed Laws When Parliament Resumes
September 30, 2021By Lee Harding
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170 Hospital Staff in Windsor, Ont., Suspended Without Pay for Not Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
September 23, 2021By Isaac Teo
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Canada Paused COVID 19 Vaccine Deliveries as Supply Far Exceeds Demand
September 23, 2021By The Canadian Press
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Canada’s Failure to Heed Multiple Warnings Seen as Reason for AUKUS Snub
September 22, 2021By Rahul Vaidyanath
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Fortin’s Lawyers Give Crown Documents in Military Officer’s Sex Assault Case
September 20, 2021By The Canadian Press
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Where the Party Leaders Are on Election Day
September 20, 2021By Andrew Chen
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Canadian Liberals’ Promised Hike in Bank Taxes Could Lead to Job Cuts, Higher Borrowing Costs
September 10, 2021By Reuters
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Election Campaign Enters Week 4: Leaders Pledge Renters’ Rights, More Public Transit, and Lower Cellphone and Internet Bills
September 7, 2021By Isaac Teo
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Canada’s Next PM Should Lead by ‘First-Principles’ Method
September 3, 2021By Ryan Moffatt
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Election Campaign Day 19: Focus Turns to First Debate, Free Trade, Firearms, and Long Term Care
September 2, 2021By Isaac Teo
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Election Campaign Day 13: Leaders Promise Vaccine Passport Funding, EI Benefit Extensions, and Universal Pharmacare
August 27, 2021By Isaac Teo
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Seniors, Housing, Pandemic Policy: Party Leaders Continue Promises on Day 12 of Election Campaign
August 26, 2021By Isaac Teo
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France’s Macron Warns Security Situation in Afghanistan ‘Not Under Control’ After Blasts
August 26, 2021By Zachary Stieber
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Victims of Communism and Nazism Remembered by Canadian Leaders on Black Ribbon Day
August 25, 2021By Isaac Teo
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Party Leaders Expand Promises in Second Week of Election Campaign
August 24, 2021By Isaac Teo
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Stifling Debate on Abortion Leaves Us All Disempowered
August 23, 2021By Gerry Bowler
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Could Canada’s Vaccine Rollout Success Show Australia the Way out of Lockdowns
August 23, 2021By Robert Carling
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Why Is China’s Police Department Still Running Canada’s Visa Office in Beijing?
August 21, 2021By Lawrence Solomon, Patricia Adams
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Canada Ramping up Evacuation From Kabul, Immigration Minister Says
August 20, 2021By The Canadian Press
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In Present-Day Campaigns, Parties Scramble to Avoid Becoming Targets of ‘Witch Hunting’
August 18, 2021By Lee Harding
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Diplomats, Troops and Refugees Arrive in Canada as Flights Resume From Afghanistan
August 17, 2021By The Canadian Press
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World Leaders Shocked, Express Disappointment Over Afghanistan Collapse
August 16, 2021By Jack Phillips
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Harsh Sentencing of Canadians a Result of Years of Ottawa’s ‘Wrong Direction’ on China, Dissident Says
August 11, 2021By Omid Ghoreishi
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Quebec Becomes Canada’s First Province to Introduce Vaccine Passports for COVID-19
August 8, 2021By Jack Phillips
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Canadian Border Workers Vote in Favour of Striking as Soon as Aug. 6, Union Says
July 27, 2021By The Canadian Press
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Mary Simon Set to Be Installed as 30th Governor General
July 26, 2021By The Canadian Press