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Peter Nygard won’t be charged in Winnipeg cases involving 8 women, police say

AEAƎDecember 2, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 2, 20210

Disgraced clothing manufacturer Peter Nygard will not face charges in his hometown of Winnipeg, after a 10-month police investigation into allegations of sexual assault from...

New COVID-testing rules just ‘one more hit’ for pandemic-weary travel industry

AEAƎDecember 2, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 2, 20210

After more than a year of cancelled plans and delayed trips, COVID-weary travellers and those in the tourism industry have been thrown for yet another...

NEWS News/Canada/Nova Scotia

Halifax goalie, 16, says he’s again faced racial slurs, this time at P.E.I. hockey tournament

AEAƎDecember 2, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 2, 20210

Mark Connors, a Black 16-year-old goaltender with the Halifax Hawks U18 AA team who was called the N-word on the ice three years ago, says he has...

NEWS News/Politics

MPs embrace after bill to ban conversion therapy passes unanimously in House

AEAƎDecember 2, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 2, 20210

The federal government’s updated bill to ban the practice of conversion therapy has been adopted unanimously by the House of Commons....

NEWS News/Canada/London

8-year-old girl dead, Girl Guides among pedestrians hit and injured in London, Ont., crash

AEAƎDecember 1, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 1, 20210

An eight-year-old girl is dead and members of a Girl Guide troop are among those injured after a car slammed into a group of pedestrians in London,...

NEWS News/Canada

Why Canada is unlocking its vault of maple syrup

AEAƎDecember 1, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 1, 20210

Canada’s maple syrup industry has become an international focus with headlines shouting that the country has been forced to tap into its strategic reserve to make...

NEWS News/Canada/London

Multiple pedestrians injured, some critically, in London, Ont., crash

AEAƎDecember 1, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 1, 20210

Eight people have been taken to hospital after a vehicle struck multiple pedestrians at a major intersection in London, Ont., on Tuesday night, authorities said....

NEWS News/Politics

Ottawa requiring COVID-19 testing for some travellers, consulting experts on booster shots

AEAƎDecember 1, 2021

by AEAƎDecember 1, 20210

Incoming air travellers from all countries except the United States will be required to take COVID-19 tests when arriving in Canada, the federal government announced...

NEWS News/Business

New caller ID law now in place to help fight wave of spam and spoof calls

AEAƎNovember 30, 2021

by AEAƎNovember 30, 20210

Canada’s telecommunications regulator is bringing in new laws that will force phone companies to do a better job of identifying who is calling, to help...

NEWS News/Business

As omicron piles on economic fears, Canadian outlook offers glimmer of bland optimism

AEAƎNovember 30, 2021

by AEAƎNovember 30, 20210

With the new omicron variant, market instability, inflation and supply chain fears, Canada expects a pleasantly bland economic outlook on jobs and GDP....

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Peter Nygard won’t be charged in Winnipeg cases involving 8 women, police say

New COVID-testing rules just ‘one more hit’ for pandemic-weary travel industry

Halifax goalie, 16, says he’s again faced racial slurs, this time at P.E.I. hockey tournament

MPs embrace after bill to ban conversion therapy passes unanimously in House

8-year-old girl dead, Girl Guides among pedestrians hit and injured in London, Ont., crash

Why Canada is unlocking its vault of maple syrup

Multiple pedestrians injured, some critically, in London, Ont., crash

Ottawa requiring COVID-19 testing for some travellers, consulting experts on booster shots

New caller ID law now in place to help fight wave of spam and spoof calls

As omicron piles on economic fears, Canadian outlook offers glimmer of bland optimism

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