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GAIL LETHBRIDGE: Griping about ‘youth today’ is a rite of passage
A few questions with Halifax artist Élana Camille Saimovici
Why can’t it be you? The driving force behind success
SUCCESS = career + money ... or does it?
Should I stay or should I go? A look at graduate retention
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Generational value gaps shifting as individualist thinking warps view ...
Success: Two women. Two lives. One take.
Five questions, 10 answers: let's make prejudice, inequality history
Money. Happiness. Family. How do we define success?
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Accusations fly at human rights hearing into transgender woman's Brazilian wax complaint
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Cold case: Police arrest husband 15 years after Laval mom's murder
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Bullet hole in restaurant window is nearly only reminder of Danforth mass shooting one year later
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Canadian doctor's dream job was flight surgeon for Apollo 11
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'This is why we can't stop:' Family of girl with rare blood disease driving bone marrow registry
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Researchers take stock of how Canada's urban forests protect our health
Russ Mirasty named lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan, province's first Indigenous LG
Russell Mirasty has been appointed as Saskatchewan’s 23rd Lieutenant-Governor. The announcement came Wednesday morning from the Prime Minister’s office. Mirasty served for 36 years in various roles with the RCMP across Canada, first ...
Saskatchewan pot shop dispute echoes gambling battle in quest for Indigenous jurisdiction
The dispute pitting the provincial government against two First Nations with pot shops on reserve is rife with ‘intricate’ legal issues, according to a legal expert who sees a 25-year-old battle over a casino as the closest historic ...
No survivors expected in Canada float plane crash
By Moira Warburton TORONTO (Reuters) - The search for four missing passengers from a float plane that crashed in remote northeastern Canada is turning into a recovery mission for bodies, police said on Wednesday. The de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver plane ...
Power to the party? Report raises questions about federal nominations
A new study suggests federal party nominations may be troubled by a lack of transparency, competition and diversity in candidates. The Samara Institute for Democracy, an Ottawa-based charity that aims to make Canadian politics more accessible to ...
Bat flew into hand of B.C. man who died of rabies infection
Nick Major was not doing anything out of the ordinary on that mid-May day he had a brief but fatal encounter with a bat infected with rabies. A family member said Major, 21, had been driving and pulled over on the side of the road on Vancouver ...
Court hears challenge over conflict of fall federal election date and Jewish high holiday
TORONTO — On election day, the most important date of this fall’s federal campaign, Chani Aryeh-Bain, a Conservative candidate in Toronto, will not be able to call supporters, open her campaign office, send emails or run the crucial ...
Free speech activist Lindsay Shepherd on her Twitter ban: 'Your instincts should not be to celebrate'
Free speech advocate Lindsay Shepherd, who was permanently banned from Twitter earlier this week, says the move underscores wider concerns that the firm has been overzealous in its censorship of right-leaning public figures. Shepherd, a former ...
RCMP release new pictures of murder suspect who entered Canada illegally
Manitoba RCMP is providing new photos of Derek Whisenand, a 27-year-old who they believe illegally crossed into Canada during the week of June 24. He is currently wanted in Texas for murder and is also the subject of a warrant for arrest in ...
OUT OF OFFICE: Chair girl heads south days before court date
Just two days before her next court appearance, she’s apparently in a Sunshine State of mind. Marcella Zoia — the Brazilian-Canadian beauty dubbed “Chair Girl” after a video of her hurling patio furniture out of a downtown ...
Heroic Oshawa mom who drowned saving son was boy's 'everything'
Every child should have a mom like Nicole McWatters. The courageous Oshawa woman died Sunday in a selfless act of love. She sacrificed her own life in the frigid waters of Lake Ontario to save her six-year-old son off a Pickering ...
