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- Federal audit criticizes international student monitoring
IRCC's lack of monitoring of international students raises concerns about potential security risks.
- NDP blasts province for inaction on Forever Canadian petition
NDP leader blasts province for inaction on petition, calls for government to take immediate action
- Quebec's secularism law threatens religious and equality rights, Supreme Court hears
Quebec's secularism law could impact religious freedom
- Ontario gasoline and diesel prices expected to fall on Wednesday
Ontario gasoline and diesel prices expected to fall on Wednesday
- Former Chair of Aurora College recalls poor working relationship with N.W.T. gov't
Tension between the government and the college was a major issue
- RCMP recruiting hurt by unrealistic targets, lengthy process, auditor general says
RCMP faces recruitment challenges with high application rejection rate
- Caledon residents invited to have ‘coffee with a cop’ today in Bolton
Caledon OPP officers to meet with community at Tim Hortons
- Women in politics and technology share their expertise in speaker series
Women in politics and technology share their expertise in speaker series with the goal of empowering and supporting young women in these fields.
- Fort McMurray college prepares for second year of job cuts as enrolment plunges
Fort McMurray college prepares for second year of job cuts as enrolment plunges due to federal limits on international students.
- Orban Rallies Far-Right Amid Claims of Russia Meddling
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban seeks support from far-right EU leaders amid allegations of Russian meddling in the country's elections.
- Pickering plans to develop a whole new community. Here’s what those opposed think you should know
Opponents express concerns over new development
- Donald Trump, Iran and Wab Kinew's controversial remarks
Premier Wab Kinew's comments on Iran conflict sparked controversy
- Don Cherry deserves the Foster Hewitt Award for his unparalleled broadcasting career
Legendary hockey commentator Don Cherry to receive Foster Hewitt Award
- Iranians desire peaceful, democratic future
Iranians desire peaceful, democratic future
- Youth in care share personal stories in 'raw and vulnerable' meeting with top N.B. officials
Youth in care share personal stories with senior N.B. officials
- The spring sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature is set to begin. Here’s what to expect
MLAs return to the legislative assembly after two delays.
- What flags should fly at government buildings? Two Toronto councillors have clashing visions
Toronto city hall flag ban
- Canada's border agency under fire for treatment of sexual harassment cases
Canada's border agency under fire for treatment of sexual harassment cases
- Okanagan Valley gets mention on Rogan
Okanagan Valley mentioned on Joe Rogan Experience
- Dual citizens weigh Trump, taxes in decision to renounce U.S. citizenship - CBC
Dual citizens weigh Trump, taxes in decision to renounce U.S. citizenship
- An Australian schoolgirl walking amongst a group of kids uses a smartphone while crossing a street in Sydney in December, when Australia enacted its social media ban for users under 16.
Australia enacts social media ban for users under 16
- Crowley seeking support for reinstating government basic income program
Crowley seeks support for reinstating government basic income program
- Emmanuel Grégoire, a Socialist long involved in local politics, becomes Paris’ new mayor
Emmanuel Grégoire, a Socialist, becomes Paris' new mayor in a runoff vote
- Williams Lake councillor’s motion on public safety sparks legal, public debate
Councillor Scott Nelson's motion raises questions about public safety
- Iran threatens to attack Mideast electrical plants powering US bases
Iran threatens to attack US bases via Mideast electrical plants
- Vernon city council to get updates on two Polson Park projects
Vernon city council to receive update on Polson Park Revitalization Project
- LETTER: Saanich council takes scattered approach to housing targets
Saanich council members disagree on how to meet housing targets
- Construction industry across the Coast wants a 'seat at the table'
Construction industry seeks unified voice
- Athabasca County councillors deny expense claim citing conflict
Councillor Natasha Kapitaniuk's expense claim denied by peers following discovery of conflict.
- Carney's approach to foreign interference scrutinized
Canada's Justin Trudeau criticized for handling of India's alleged involvement in Sikh leader's killing.
- LETTER: Iran protests overlook atrocities of previous regime
Iran's protests are overshadowing the atrocities committed by the previous regime.
- OC instructor receives Human Rights in Corrections award
Okanagan College professor Dr. Melissa Munn receives Human Rights in Corrections award.
- Saskatchewan defends gun owners from federal firearm crackdown
Saskatchewan government passes bill to protect gun owners from federal firearm crackdown
- Independent task force to review Sechelt mayor and council wages
A review of Sechelt's mayor and council wages has been initiated.
- Quebec’s Bill 21 lands in the Supreme Court, with notwithstanding clause in spotlight
A legal challenge to Quebec's secularism law, Bill 21, is heading to the Supreme Court of Canada.
- Manitoba mourns loss of trailblazer Amanda Lathlin
Amanda Lathlin, a northern Manitoba MLA, has passed away.
- St. Albert leads the province in signatures per capita for Forever Canadian petition
St. Albert residents drive Alberta's signature rate for a petition opposing separation
- What to expect when Doug Ford brings the legislature back on Monday
Ontario legislature returns from spring break, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy to deliver Thursday's budget.
- Canadians abroad fighting for better byelection turnout
Over 100,000 voting kits sent to overseas Canadians had low return rates.
- Toronto Iranians celebrate Reza Shah while condemning regime support in Canada
Toronto Iranians celebrate Reza Shah
- Word on the Beat: Learn and improve
The RCMP detachment is in need of learning and improvement
- TAIT: NDP private member’s bill essential for Albertans with disabilities
NDP introduces private member’s bill for Albertans with disabilities
- Letters: Chief Driechel’s Israel trip controversy is overblown
Letter writer questions objectivity of criticism of Chief Driechel's trip to Israel.
- Life support: B.C.'s supportive-housing system is overwhelmed and underfunded
BC's supportive-housing system is overwhelmed and underfunded.
- They were injured in military service. Canada promised better rehab. Here's why these veterans are still in pain
Veterans with military service injuries struggling with inadequate rehabilitation programs.
- Clashing visions define pivotal NDP leadership race as party prepares to rebuild
NDP leadership candidates present fundamentally different visions for the party's future, with some emphasizing policy, others focusing on unity and electability, as the party prepares to rebuild after a tumultuous period.
- Here are the five candidates competing to lead the federal NDP
The Winnipeg convention will determine the party's new leader.