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Canada Pushes For Bilateral Trade Deal With U.S.

Canadian provincial leaders seek separate trade deal with the U.S., excluding Mexico, to address trade issues and protect economic interests.

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When building Indigenous infrastructure, build relationally, like beavers

The United Nations calls access to the internet a human right. However, in Canada, the Assembly of First Nations continues to list access to the internet as a problem within First Nations communities. Although 90 per cent of Canadians have access to high-speed internet, 61 per cent of First Nations,…

The Conversation

Bikes v cars: backlash after Ontario premier threatens to tear up cycling lanes in Toronto

Doug Ford plans to rip out bike lanes on busy streets, citing ‘insanity’ of gridlock he says they contribute to

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‘What’s happening in Canada?’: clashes between Hindus and Sikhs spark fears of growing divisions

Misinformation drives tensions in Ontario’s south Asian community amid rise of Hindu nationalism

The Guardian - US

3 potential consequences of Ontario’s reluctance to deem intimate partner violence an epidemic

In Canada, intimate partner violence (IPV) is an epidemic. Approximately 44 per cent of women who have been in an intimate relationship — or about 6.2 million women aged 15 and older — have reported experiencing some form of psychological, physical or sexual abuse in a relationship at some point…

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Recent Ontario appeal court ruling on youth-led climate case could be a constitutional ‘game-changer’

Seven Ontario children and youth recently scored a legal victory that brings Canadians a step closer to holding their governments accountable for aggravating the climate emergency that poses “an existential threat to human life in Canada and around the world.”

The Conversation

Outrage as fifth beluga dies this year at Canada’s Marineland

Most recent fatality is 17th beluga to die since 2019 at Niagara Falls, Ontario, aquarium

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The Ontario Science Centre is the perfect site for a multi-purpose sports complex

In June, Ontario Premier Doug Ford abruptly announced that the Ontario Science Centre was closing permanently after engineers found structural issues with the building’s roof.

The Conversation

Youth social media: Why proposed Ontario and federal legislation won’t fix harms related to data exploitation

Ontario school board lawsuits against social media giants including Meta, Snapchat and TikTok are seeking damages — money paid as a remedy — for the disruption of the educational system.

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How Ontario Online Casinos Verify Fair Play and Security

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MAiD and marginalized people: Coroner’s reports shed light on assisted death in Ontario

Earlier this month, the Office of the Chief Coroner for Ontario released new reports highlighting some of the reasons some Canadians have chosen medical assistance in dying (MAiD, which in Canada involves euthanasia — meaning medically-administered injection rather than self-administered — over 99.9 per cent of the time).

The Conversation

The False Promise of Starting Afresh in Atlantic Canada

If you’re moving to the East Coast for cheaper housing and friendly neighbours, think again

The Walrus

FBI Says Olympic Snowboarder Wanted For Running Murderous Drug Ring

Ryan James Wedding is one of 16 defendants facing charges in connection with the international drug trafficking scheme.

International Business Times

Committee reviewing euthanasia in Canada finds some deaths driven by homelessness fears, isolation

An expert committee reviewing euthanasia deaths in Canada’s most populous province has identified several cases where patients asked to be killed in part for social reasons such as isolation and fears of homelessness

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Takeaways from AP's report on euthanasia, doctors and ethics in Canada

Canada has arguably the world’s most permissive system of euthanasia

The Independent UK

Euthanasia doctors in Canada struggle with the ethics of killing vulnerable patients

Canada doesn’t require that patients exhaust all medical treatments before seeking death

The Independent UK

A 30-year-old woman is accused of senselessly murdering three people in three days. She’s been labeled a serial killer

Sabrina Kauldhar, 30, is accused of murdering three people in Canada in a bewildering killing spree that has left authorities scrambling for answers. Andrea Cavallier reports

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Canadian Woman Arrested For Alleged Serial Killings In Ontario

Canadian woman Sabrina Kauldhar arrested for allegedly being a serial killer, accused of killing three people in separate incidents.

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Bunkie on The Hill is a cosy Canadian cottage full of charm

Bunkie on The Hill, a design by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design, is tucked into the trees, slotting neatly into Ontario's nature

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Doug Ford’s highway tunnel will not improve transport or housing

Anyone who has driven in Toronto during rush hour can tell you how busy the roads can get. In the face of traffic gridlock and rising commute times, Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently announced his government is exploring the idea of building a roughly 50-kilometre tunnel beneath the 401, North…

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Out of the archive: A collection of stories about Mount Elgin Indian Residential School

Brown Tom’s Schooldays, is a semi-autobiographical collection of stories about growing up in a residential school in Ontario in the early 1900s.

The Conversation

Resiliency and concussion: Why do some athletes develop neurodegeneration and others don’t?

Ontario’s Minister of Sport, 71-year-old Neil Lumsden, recently announced his decision to donate his brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada to support research on brain injuries.

The Conversation

Ontario’s closure of youth detention facilities has not resulted in more support for young people

The Ontario government said it would save $40 million per year by closing 26 youth detention centres in 2021, with promises to use those savings to support community services for youth.

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‘Right to disconnect’ laws are a step toward healthier, more productive and more inclusive workplaces

In August, Australia joined Ontario, France and several European and Latin American countries in passing a “right to disconnect” law. This law gives workers the right to ignore communications from their employer outside scheduled working hours.

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Movie-famous LA ballpark burns down

The Ontario, CA film-famous ballpark and historic landmark burned down on Thursday, as police investigate arson

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