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Lawyers Argue Canada Is Not Legally Required to Ensure Clean Water for First Nations.

Justice Canada lawyers argue that the federal government has no legal duty to ensure First Nations have access to clean

A totem pole that stood on the grounds of the Manitoba legislature for over 50 years has been taken down.

A review of past storm track data shows just how uncommon it is for a system like Milton to form

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for over a dozen brands of beef jelly tongue products

NASA scientists have predicted that Earth would capture a “second moon” on Sunday, September 29. This temporary “mini-moon” is actually

Joker: Folie à Deux was one of those highly anticipated films that came with towering expectations, but it appears that

Videos of customers indulging in the $20 endless shrimp deal are flooding TikTok. Meanwhile, Red Lobster is grappling with more

Hurricane Kirk may be thousands of kilometers away, but its effects will reach Canadian shores this weekend. Kirk, a record-breaking

An attorney announced Tuesday that he is representing 120 individuals who have come forward with sexual misconduct allegations against Sean

A regional airport in southwestern Japan was temporarily closed on Wednesday after the detonation of what is believed to be