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John Ivison: Was the government's large employer emergency package designed to fail?
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WatchTrudeau pledges to extend CERB as government looks for support ahead of confidence vote
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Colby Cosh: I see your problem, Ontario — it's that obnoxious habit of naming things after people
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WatchOttawa orders 13 million non-medical cloth masks months after discouraging public mask use
As Ontario MP Marwan Tabbara sat in jail over Easter, there was no backlash because nobody knew
The Prime Minister’s Office didn’t crash down on him, TV cameras weren't at his home, there were no embarrassing headlines
WatchKelly McParland: Justin Trudeau's anti-democratic agenda
As far as open, accountable government goes, times are difficult indeed
WatchSuburban sprawl: is it a COVID-19 super-spreader?
When it comes to health, density is not the enemy. The pandemic has important lessons for city planners across Canada
WatchSunny weather and still trapped by COVID: Are the kids going to be okay?
Isolation can magnify the effects of mental illnesses and psychological problems among children, such as anxiety, depression, loneliness, despair
Canadian military knew in 2016 Snowbirds ejection seats needed upgrading but project still only in early stages
Capt. Jennifer Casey died on May 17 after the Snowbirds aircraft she was a passenger in crashed in Kamloops, B.C.
'It was the right thing to do,' says Black man who carried white counter-protester to safety at anti-racism event
'We didn't want the narrative changed and the focus taken away from what we are all fighting for, and that's true equality,' Patrick Hutchinson saidRead the Full Story →
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So is Tesla bigger than Toyota or not? Well, it's complicated
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Pandemic pay premium has not yet been given to health-care workers, Ontario government says
Premier Doug Ford announced the premium in late April, calling it a way of recognizing the sacrifices essential workers make
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WatchToronto remains left behind as Ontario moves forward with Stage 2 of reopening plan
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Montreal mayor vows immediate change after report says city 'neglected' fight against systemic racism
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Lorne Gunter: The unjustifiably aggressive takedown of Chief Allan Adam
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WatchAs the world races for a vaccine, the first one may not prevent COVID-19 infection
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Diane Francis: Canada's failing grade on First Nations accountability
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This Vancouver dispensary had to grow up fast after Toys 'R' Us took them to court and won
Herbs R Us was ordered to pay damages and application costs due to a similarity to the toy retailer's name -
Lorraine Explains: You've settled on a new car—what about all those extras?
We break down which ones are worth it and which ones aren't -
OMG. The store I shopped at just reported a COVID case
What should you do when you find out you may have picked up more than just groceries?
Tenet picks new release date of July 31
Move comes as Cineplex announces reopening plans for Canadian cinemas shuttered since mid-MarchRead the Full Story →
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As North American cinemas carefully reopen, the first film people will see may be Canadian
The Broken Hearts Gallery announces a July 10 opening, a week before the Christopher Nolan science-fiction juggernaut that is Tenet -
Artemis Fowl looks like Harry Potter with Men in Black's weaponry, says Chris Knight
Adaptation of Eoin Colfer's novel has a fairy-punk esthetic that makes for a messy 90 minutes of world building -
Mike Holmes: Don't let the door hit you on the way out
My garage is my favourite room “in” my home. Some people have a meditation or yoga room — I have my garage. -
The Vegetarian Silver Spoon taps into a rich tradition of plant-based Italian cooking
The Silver Spoon ‘is still a living book in Italian culture,’ says Emilia Terragni
How exactly do contact tracing apps work?
A look at how contact tracing apps actually work and what can be done to improve their efficacy.
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Guideline confusion: Are you 'bubbling' or 'social circling'?
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Vaccinations are being skipped during COVID-19
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Worried about catching COVID from food? Heat it up.
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There's a new AI that measures your panic, and some days it's off the charts
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People are becoming mask 'police'
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Advice: My husband won't stop sharing my toothbrush
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It's time to wear masks, say Ontario doctors
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Type O blood less likely to test positive for COVID-19
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Special payment coming for people with disabilities, but only if you qualify for the DTC
This Ontario case shows how qualifying for the Disability Tax Credit itself can sometimes prove challengingRead the Full Story →
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Almost half of Canadians taking advantage of tax deadline extension, survey finds
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With mortgage rates bottomed out, it's time for homeowners to take advantage
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How to get a free credit score and report
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Why it's OK to use cash during the pandemic, even if the stores don't like It
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How does life insurance work in Canada?
Here's what you need to know, including how to choose the right policy and how to apply.
John Ivison: Canada’s most senior diplomat owes China $1.2 million. He’s vulnerable
When you owe someone more than $1 million, as does Francois-Philippe Champagne at the Bank of China, the potential for influence and abuse is ever-presentRead the Full Story →
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Watch'How do you find the masks?' Reopening strains businesses still hunting for COVID-19 safety gear
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Liberals' half-trillion-dollar military revamp plan poorly managed by Defence Department: audit
Auditors found that there were less than three people specifically tasked with overseeing implementation of the defence plan -
Walmart partners with Shopify to expand web marketplace business
For Shopify, the deal provides its network of millions of merchants access to Walmart's customers
Heroes of the pandemic: A made-in-B.C. contact-texting platform is tackling COVID in Rwanda and Uganda. Why not here?
The Canadian company can't get a single Canadian jurisdiction to take them up on their offer to help amid the pandemicRead the Full Story →
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Heroes of the pandemic 2.0: Ex-Dragon, tech players step up to fund COVID-19 peanut butter sniff test after Post story
Professor Dana Small had applied for a grant to fund her promising peanut butter sniff test to screen for asymptomatic COVID-19 carriers. But the earliest she could expect to get ... -
WatchHeroes of the pandemic: Meet the Canadian hockey dad behind COVID-19 vaccine developer Moderna
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Heroes of the pandemic: Typhoons, trombones and true love — the story of a musician stuck at sea
Rick Pauzé left on Halloween. The last plan had Rick due home May 15. There were two plans previous to that. Then, alas, 'the flipping typhoon hit' -
WatchHeroes of the pandemic: Toronto-raised granddaughter of Holocaust survivors cared for Israel's first victim of COVID-19
Gemara always knew she wanted to be a nurse. As a kid watching old hospital dramas, like ER, it was clear to her that the nurses were the ones with ...
WatchGirlfriend of N.S. shooter renounces claim to gunman's estate, valued at $1.2 million
In his will, the mass killer's assets include six properties in Portapique and Halifax worth a total of $712,000, and $500,000 in personal belongings, including various forms of savings
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WatchHow to stop your glasses from fogging up while wearing a mask
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Paul Whelan espionage case: Russia jails Canadian citizen for 16 years
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Contact tracing apps track COVID-19 infection
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WatchNew restrictions implemented in areas of Beijing after COVID-19 resurgence at one of Asia's largest food markets
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Posthaste: Newly minted COVID-19 day traders' resolve about to be tested as markets wobble again
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WatchBoris Johnson wants to rethink two-metre rule so Britons can 'shop with confidence'
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Putin says Russia's handling of coronavirus is superior to U.S.
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Rapper Lil Twist claims he was meant to be the fall guy if Justin Bieber was ever charged with drugs
First Look: 2021 Lexus IS
The premium sedan may just be getting a refresh, but it's a comprehensive one that includes chassis tweaks and new techRead the Full Story →
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Watch: Dubai tops up its junkyard of abandoned supercars
Jail time for those who defaulted on car payments meant many Ferrari, McLarens and other cars just got left by the side of the road, though that's now beginning to ... -
Car Review: 2020 Toyota Prius Prime
Toyota's plug-in Prius might have a less-than-inspiring drive, but it's much more than just a four-wheel appliance -
Watch: Not-easy-to-fly Dubai police hoverbike crashes in testing
The fleet is known for boasting Lamborghinis and Ferraris, but these cops may have flown a little too close to the sun with their newest pursuit vehicle
