The 10-year agreement between Ottawa and Kyiv supports Ukraine as it defends its sovereignty, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Category: Politics & Policy
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Provinces make significant progress on red tape reduction
All provinces now devote effort to red tape reduction. But a new report shows significant differences in the success of their efforts
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McGill, Concordia sue Quebec over mandated tuition hike
McGill, Concordia fear a decline in enrollment following requirement that tuition for non-residents at anglophone universities will increase
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RCMP hit by major cyberattack
The RCMP said Friday the force was investigating — and at the same time trying to stop — a major cyberattack on its networks
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Senate weighs requiring charities to report on board diversity
Requiring charities to report on board diversity would ensure consistency across federal companies. But some question whether it’s necessary
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Renters report lower quality of life compared to homeowners
Statistics Canada survey shows renters have lower mental health and less community connection — especially those living in major cities
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Editorial: Why Old Age Security must be reformed
Old Age Security is one of Canada’s costliest social programs. This wouldn’t be a problem if it addressed a targeted need — but it doesn’t
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Canadian sentenced to life in prison for ‘terrorist’ murders of Muslim family
The ruling is the first in Canada to make a link between white supremacy and terrorism in a murder case
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Should Ottawa raise Old Age Security amounts?
Many seniors live in poverty in Canada. Experts disagree on whether a proposed increase to Old Age Security amounts is the right fix
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Canada’s dental plan prompts some companies to cancel dental benefits
Ottawa’s public dental plan is leading some businesses to cancel employees’ dental benefits. There’s a ‘huge’ risk many more could follow suit