Majority of Canadians worried about rising fuel costs: Nanos survey
A majority of Canadians say they are worried or somewhat worried about the increasing price of gas, according to a new Nanos Research survey.
Keep ReadingFrontline housing workers feel squeeze of high rents, evictions
Scarce and precarious. Toronto’s rental situation constitutes a state of emergency for frontline housing workers. But policy researcher Jeremy Withers says he is more angry than discouraged.
Keep ReadingUp to $750,000 being set aside to cover cost of gun buyback program
A gun buyback program that has resulted in the collection of more than 1,200 firearms with one week to go will cost taxpayers up to $750,000, according to a report that will go before council this week.
Keep ReadingOttawa axes longer deadlines for answering veterans' requests for service
OTTAWA -- The federal government is backing off a plan to give bureaucrats more time to respond to veterans seeking benefits and support for their service-related injuries.
Keep ReadingWater levels begin to stabilize in Ontario, but more rain on the way
Communities across Ontario watching for or actively grappling with flood conditions reported cautious progress on Tuesday even as they braced for a fresh wave of precipitation this week.
Keep ReadingNames of SNC employees, executives behind thousands of dollars in illegal Liberal Party donations revealed
Former attorney general of Quebec denies involvement in scheme that broke Canadian election law
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Some things are just bigger than politics. Bigger than party. Bigger, even, than winning.
Keep ReadingTrudeau says Ontario 'shortsighted and irresponsible' for challenging carbon tax
Giuseppe Valiante · The Canadian Press · Posted: Apr 25, 2019 5:51 PM ET | Last Updated: April 25
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