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The judge said the evidence had shown that “a number of things converged at once that nobody really had the intelligence on,” and that the police “didn’t plan accordingly”



How can you discern in this age of misinformation if the images you’re seeing are real or fabricated?

“The long-lasting and cascading impacts of labour disruptions are felt before and after the stoppage even takes place”

Former president suggests Musk would be ’very good' as head of a government efficiency commission

“Maintaining the confidence of all Canadians in the Canadian Human Rights Commission remains my top priority”

Peterson’s Twitter account was temporarily suspended for his comments on Elliot Page, but it was reinstated by Elon Musk after he purchased the social media platform in 2022

“The U.S. has been just doing gangbusters since the pandemic. They’ve been outperforming everyone else, outperforming Canada, outperforming Europe, outperforming China. And so it is the elephant in the room”

Joly has been active regarding the situation in Venezuela, saying on July 31 she spoke with opposition leader María Corina Machado, who emerged from hiding on Aug. 3 to take part in the demonstrations in Caracas

The court’s findings indicate that Google is a monopolist in the relevant markets and has unlawfully used its dominant position to sustain its monopoly

The U.S. stock market saw an ugly opening on Monday morning

“I know most people here have somebody who has suffered either now or in the past from this regime,” said Sarfatti, “they don’t feel safe going outside”

His Reaction Is Heartwarming

The majority of the opioid overdose deaths—87 percent—occurred in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario, and were largely due to fentanyl use, the report found

In an open letter, the bishops asked the organizers to ’repudiate‘ the opening ceremony and ’apologize to all people of faith’

Prized for its unique antibacterial properties, emerging evidence suggests that manuka honey may take on a tumor-promoting role in cancer

A number of former Al-Muhajiroun followers have been linked to terror plots, including two separate attacks in London in 2017

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security defines misinformation as “false information that is not intended to cause harm”—which means it could have been posted inadvertently

Deflation at the factory gate reveals serious and fundamental economic distortions

A 6-year-old received a COVID-19 vaccine after the boy’s parents said they did not want him vaccinated

Mr. Wiseman predicted that many more Liberal and NDP MPs will decide to step down between now and the next election, as the polls currently show many will lose their seats if the election were held today

The park is famous for its hiking trails and abundant wildlife and is home to dozens of species such as cougars, elk, lynx, black bears, and grizzly bears

An ongoing public inquiry is currently examining China’s interference in Canada. Different parliamentary committees are also probing China’s meddling efforts, and the RCMP recently launched a special program in Quebec

“Clinical activity continues although some delays are possible. In instances where an appointment may need to be rescheduled, patients will be contacted by their care team”

While nearly one in three Americans take a daily multi-vitamin, a new study challenges the belief that they improve health or promote longevity

NATO estimates Canada will spend 1.37 percent of GDP on defence in 2024, being one of eight countries in the alliance not meeting the guideline

Eleven plants will receive grants to retrofit and produce electric vehicles.

The acquisition of the 21,000-square-foot hangar at Inuvik’s Mike Zubko Airport aligns with Canada’s efforts to enhance strategic defence capabilities in the Arctic region

Despite potential health concerns, the United States continues to produce and consume certain foods other countries have banned