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Health advocates urge Ottawa to crack down on youth nicotine use
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Health advocates urge Ottawa to crack down on youth nicotine use

Statscan report published last year shows 15 per cent of students in grades 7 to 12 reported vaping in the past 30 days in a 2023-2024 survey

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Doug Ford and billionaire businessman Ross Perot Jr. to co-host reception in Washington
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Doug Ford and billionaire businessman Ross Perot Jr. to co-host reception in Washington

Ontario Premier pushes for stronger economic ties with U.S. at critical juncture in trade negotiations

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Federal government orders financial audit into Indigenous languages office
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Federal government orders financial audit into Indigenous languages office

Canadian Heritage says review to be conducted by a third party was prompted by unspecified anonymous complaints

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Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins BC Conservatives leadership race
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins BC Conservatives leadership race

Former federal MP will be seeking a way to win a seat in the legislature, which likely will require a member of the caucus to resign, to create a by-election opportunity

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Rainfall warnings, special weather statement issued for parts of B.C. and Alberta
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Rainfall warnings, special weather statement issued for parts of B.C. and Alberta

Between 50 millimetres and 100 millimetres of rain expected from Fort McMurray in Alberta’s northeast to Lethbridge in the south

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Supreme Court clarifies details on strict Jordan time limits on criminal trials
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Supreme Court clarifies details on strict Jordan time limits on criminal trials

Justices reaffirm that some trials can be exempt from the timelines set in the court’s 2016 decision

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Podcasters harassed former AHS CEO to dissuade her from suing Smith government, judge rules
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Podcasters harassed former AHS CEO to dissuade her from suing Smith government, judge rules

David Wallace and James Di Fiore ordered to stop making abusive comments and cited for criminal contempt of court

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Toronto police charge second suspect in synagogue shootings
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Toronto police charge second suspect in synagogue shootings

The first suspect, an 18-year-old male, was arrested earlier this month

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Toronto police charge second suspect in synagogue shootings
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Toronto police charge second suspect in synagogue shootings

The first suspect, an 18-year-old male, was arrested earlier this month

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BC Conservatives leadership vote to offer glimpse into party’s vision
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BC Conservatives leadership vote to offer glimpse into party’s vision

Contest this weekend will shape what conservatism in B.C. will look like as frustration with governing NDP has created opportunities on the political right

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Vancouver’s World Cup events could cost B.C., city up to $114-million, province estimates
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Vancouver’s World Cup events could cost B.C., city up to $114-million, province estimates

The province’s latest figure accounts for expected revenues and federal funding

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Canada signs agreement with Ukraine to support co-production of drones
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Canada signs agreement with Ukraine to support co-production of drones

Drones will be made by the Ukrainian company Airlogix and Canadian drone maker Sentinel R&D

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FIFA World Cup road closures in Toronto, Vancouver
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FIFA World Cup road closures in Toronto, Vancouver

Which streets are closed during the tournament and match days

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Kenneth Law pleads guilty to aiding suicides
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Kenneth Law pleads guilty to aiding suicides

Ontario man accused of shipping toxic substances that led to suicide deaths of multiple people

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A timeline of key events in the Kenneth Law case
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A timeline of key events in the Kenneth Law case

The Ontario man was accused of selling toxic salts online to people who aimed to die by suicide

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Canadians claimed more than $122-million in EV rebates since February
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Canadians claimed more than $122-million in EV rebates since February

Many dealerships are still awaiting reimbursement under Ottawa’s new program, industry association says

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Ontario universities urged to co-ordinate AI approach
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Ontario universities urged to co-ordinate AI approach

Postsecondary council recommends joint action on AI in research, workforce preparation and building digital sovereignty

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Morning Update: Our investigation of the trucking industry
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Morning Update: Our investigation of the trucking industry

Also in today’s edition: Forever chemicals in court and Kenneth Law to plead guilty

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Ask us your questions about our investigation into Canada’s vital trucking sector
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Ask us your questions about our investigation into Canada’s vital trucking sector

On Wednesday, June 3 at 12 p.m. ET, our investigative reporter and data editor will answer questions about their months-long investigation into the long-haul trucking industry

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In the vital trucking sector, weak oversight is leaving Canada’s workers unprotected and unsafe
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In the vital trucking sector, weak oversight is leaving Canada’s workers unprotected and unsafe

A Globe investigation finds regulatory loopholes are letting predatory companies run roughshod over vulnerable drivers

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Building resilience against Alzheimer’s disease
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Building resilience against Alzheimer’s disease

No-nonsense rules that, if observed with some regularity, can significantly contribute to a healthy mind in a healthy body

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Teacher absences are on the rise in Ontario, raising concerns about violence, burnout and gaps in learning
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Teacher absences are on the rise in Ontario, raising concerns about violence, burnout and gaps in learning

Issue expected to factor into collective agreement negotiations this summer

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Kenneth Law expected to admit shipping toxic substances to people in Ontario, U.K., aiding suicides
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Kenneth Law expected to admit shipping toxic substances to people in Ontario, U.K., aiding suicides

Any admission of involvement in deaths in Britain would be significant, as he has been charged only in Ontario

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PEI family sues province over ‘forever chemicals’ found in their drinking water
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PEI family sues province over ‘forever chemicals’ found in their drinking water

The home outside Charlottetown’s well water contained PFAS levels 20 times above Health Canada’s threshold

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Supreme Court of Canada won’t hear appeal of Aboriginal title case in New Brunswick
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Supreme Court of Canada won’t hear appeal of Aboriginal title case in New Brunswick

Finding that excludes private property from Wolastoqey Nation’s claim is at odds with Cowichan decision in B.C.

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Canadiens’ playoff run fires up Francophone communities across the country
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Canadiens’ playoff run fires up Francophone communities across the country

Watching from afar unites Habs fans as their beloved team battles mighty Hurricanes

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Court orders Toronto plastic surgeon to pay $22.5-million after filming patients without consent
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Court orders Toronto plastic surgeon to pay $22.5-million after filming patients without consent

The case involves about 7,000 patients filmed in 2017 and 2018

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Missing 14-year-old girl located at Toronto home after intense search lasting nearly two weeks
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Missing 14-year-old girl located at Toronto home after intense search lasting nearly two weeks

Police are determining whether there was any wrongdoing related to the disappearance of the teen, who has been identified publicly as Esther

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World Cup roster decisions loom for Canada's coach Jesse Marsch
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World Cup roster decisions loom for Canada's coach Jesse Marsch

The 32 players at Canada’s pre-World Cup training camp know their ranks are about to shrink. Head coach Jesse Marsch is set to reveal on Friday which 26 players he’ll be taking to this summer’s tourna...

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Alberta formalizes separation question ahead of October referendum
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Alberta formalizes separation question ahead of October referendum

Premier Danielle Smith and her cabinet have issued an order in council confirming the exact phrasing of the question

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Ottawa earmarks $8-million for Ebola aid in DRC, Uganda, South Sudan as outbreak expands
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Ottawa earmarks $8-million for Ebola aid in DRC, Uganda, South Sudan as outbreak expands

Devastating disease does not respect borders, cabinet minister says in call for ‘swift and well co-ordinated’ response

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Bloc MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay quits caucus, will run for Parti Québécois
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Bloc MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay quits caucus, will run for Parti Québécois

Savard-Tremblay is listed as an Independent on the House of Commons website after officially leaving Bloc Québécois

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Canada and U.S. need ‘new partnership,’ Prime Minister says in New York speech
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Canada and U.S. need ‘new partnership,’ Prime Minister says in New York speech

Canada's efforts to diversify its trade and wean itself off the U.S. market make it a better ally, Prime Minister Mark Carney said in a speech to the Economic Business Club of New York.

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Ontario to designate Billy Bishop airport a special economic zone, minister says
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Ontario to designate Billy Bishop airport a special economic zone, minister says

Premier Doug Ford hopes to increase passenger traffic from two million a year to 10 million

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Missing 14-year-old Toronto girl found safe after two weeks, police say
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Missing 14-year-old Toronto girl found safe after two weeks, police say

Disappearance of Esther sparked an intensive search over nearly two weeks

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Mother of infant found dead has also died, Halifax police say
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Mother of infant found dead has also died, Halifax police say

23-year-old woman arrived at a Halifax hospital in extremely poor health on Friday, having just given birth

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Supreme Court won’t hear First Nations’ appeal in New Brunswick private land case
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Supreme Court won’t hear First Nations’ appeal in New Brunswick private land case

Decision could have an impact on Cowichan Tribes case in British Columbia, Ottawa says

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Canadian poets talked tough at Griffin Poetry Prize town hall: ‘Our time has come, but our visibility has not’
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Canadian poets talked tough at Griffin Poetry Prize town hall: ‘Our time has come, but our visibility has not’

The poetry community wants to re-establish a two-trophy system, which guaranteed a boost for a Canadian poet

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Canada, U.S., Mexico announce Ebola-related travel measures ahead of World Cup
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Canada, U.S., Mexico announce Ebola-related travel measures ahead of World Cup

Canada has banned residents from the DRC, Uganda and South Sudan from entering the country for 90 days, which started on Wednesday

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The science behind FIFA's perfect grass
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The science behind FIFA's perfect grass

If you watch a FIFA World Cup game next month, look out for the turf beneath the players’ feet. Millions of dollars and years of research have gone into perfecting the grass for the world’s largest sp...

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Canada could suspend more than 24,000 visas as part of Ebola measures
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Canada could suspend more than 24,000 visas as part of Ebola measures

Anyone coming to Canada from Ebola-affected regions will be required to undergo a 21-day quarantine, a measure that is set to expire on Aug. 29

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Quebec’s existing social housing in disrepair as governments pour billions into new builds
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Quebec’s existing social housing in disrepair as governments pour billions into new builds

Pace of renovations isn’t keeping up with inflation, leaving advocates concerned that maintenance budgets will be inadequate to address the extent of the issue

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An LGBTQ hockey league takes pride in opening up the ice
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An LGBTQ hockey league takes pride in opening up the ice

At Ottawa Pride Hockey, players bring the heat – and the joy

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Kenneth Law expected to plead guilty to aiding suicide
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Kenneth Law expected to plead guilty to aiding suicide

Murder charges against him are now likely to be withdrawn Friday

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Morning Update: Lululemon calls a truce with Chip Wilson
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Morning Update: Lululemon calls a truce with Chip Wilson

Also in today’s edition: Canada’s summer forecast and America’s weapon stockpiles

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Case of disciplined MAID doctor divides experts, reflecting gulf in opinions on oversight
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Case of disciplined MAID doctor divides experts, reflecting gulf in opinions on oversight

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario evaluated complaints related to James MacLean, a family physician in London

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Boundaries of the land included in Cowichan title ruling are ambiguous, lawyers warn
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Boundaries of the land included in Cowichan title ruling are ambiguous, lawyers warn

Justice Barbara Young hears closing arguments from parties about the precise wording of orders that will put ruling in place

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Life under conservatives isn’t good enough, Navdeep Bains says in pitch for Ontario Liberal leader
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Life under conservatives isn’t good enough, Navdeep Bains says in pitch for Ontario Liberal leader

Former Trudeau-era cabinet minister enters provincial contest as the presumed front-runner

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Politicians in Quebec condemn Carney’s comments on referendum victory
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Politicians in Quebec condemn Carney’s comments on referendum victory

The Prime Minister on Tuesday said 50% of votes plus one wouldn’t constitute a clear majority in a vote on separation

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German utility agrees to buy LNG from Ksi Lisims project in B.C.
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German utility agrees to buy LNG from Ksi Lisims project in B.C.

Federal and provincial leaders have announced that Germany’s government-owned utility SEFE has agreed to buy one million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually from an upcoming LNG project in B.C. T...

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