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Fine, let’s shovel. But where are we supposed to put the snow?
Image of the Week: Snowstorms that hit Central Canada renewed an age-old debate for people who have to shovel out their cars After much of […]
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How did Newfoundland manage to vaccinate 75 per cent of 5-11-year-olds?
Clear communication, speedy mobilization and a culture of vaccine acceptance has helped the province get first doses to more kids than any province or territory […]
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This just in: The PM has been phoning cabinet ministers
Certain reflexes are learned from experience, which helps explain why lately I open emails from the Prime Minister’s Office in something approximating the way Jeremy […]
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Jagmeet Singh lands in the hot seat
Politics Insider for Jan. 19: The Alberta government knew about Kaycee Madu’s police call nearly a year ago; Ukraine asks Canada for more help; Canada’s […]
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‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ taught me how to be a powerful woman
Kai Cheng Thom: Lucy Lawless’s Xena showed me a way to be feminine, and at the same time strong, fierce and unstoppable I recently changed […]
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Mahnaz Alizadeh, betrayed by human smugglers, is vindicated
Her attempts to reach Canada left her in a Brazilian prison. A court there has finally cleared her name and convicted a Canadian-Iranian man of […]
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The next trend in luxury Canadian real estate? Multi-level ‘iceberg’ basements.
Wealthy homeowners are digging deep, building underground karaoke lounges and golf simulators to get around building restrictions (Illustration by Mike Ellis) In Hoggs Hollow, an […]
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Health Canada approves new COVID treatment
Politics Insider for Jan. 18: China baselessly claims COVID originated in Canada; Ottawa says COVID tests at airport will stay in place; calls for Alberta […]
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Canada and the challenge of the climate tech revolution
Navdeep Bains and Elder C. Marques: The challenges ahead are big and urgent and they’ll require courage and leadership from both business and government The […]
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The Red Cross gets out of the pool
Its swimming lessons—a rite of passage for tens of millions of Canadians for 75 years—will soon be history. So what becomes of those beautiful badges? […]