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First Nation and Catholic Church Reach Accord on Residential School Truths
Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc and Catholic Church Arms in Vancouver and Kamloops Agree on Residential School Acknowledgment. Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc and the Vancouver and…
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The Legault government will implement new regulations requiring French to be predominant on commercial signs in Quebec by June 2025. However, the government…
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Julian Assange, WikiLeaks Founder, Released with Uncertain Future in Publishing Government Secrets
Julian Assange is a hero to many and a traitor to others. Supporters of the WikiLeaks founder and publisher see him as an…
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Thunder Bay Library CEO Advocates for Expanded Programming Space and Extended Hours at New Central Library
A new report from the Thunder Bay Public Library (TBPL) suggests that a central library branch and fewer neighborhood branches could lead to…
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Kitselas First Nation Initials Treaty After Decades of Negotiations
The chief of the Kitselas First Nation has initialed a treaty with the governments of Canada and British Columbia, marking the end of…
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LCBO Extends Store Hours Ahead of Potential Strike
The LCBO announced it will extend store hours starting this week in anticipation of a potential strike by employees. With collective bargaining underway…
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Lead Detected in Several Northwestern Ontario Schools
A University of Toronto report highlights concerns over lead levels in schools and daycares across Ontario. According to the University’s Investigation Journalism Bureau,…
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She lied to obtain Inuit status for her twin daughters and is facing sentencing for fraud once more.
Noah Noah says he has no positive memories of Karima Manji, the woman who exploited his mother, Kitty Noah, to obtain Inuit identities…
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RCMP Chief Urges MPs to Refrain from Naming Politicians Accused of Aiding Foreign Powers in the House
The RCMP Commissioner has expressed unease over the possibility of politicians using their parliamentary privilege to name colleagues accused of aiding foreign powers.…
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Ontario Poised to Satisfy Power Demands This Summer
The agency responsible for overseeing Ontario’s electricity needs reports that the province has an adequate supply of power that will sustain it well…