Ontario property owners do not have to register pet cemeteries or obtain approval to remove them — leaving some pet lovers devastated
Category: Politics & Policy
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Trudeau stuck in India after aircraft breaks down
Trudeau’s presence at the G20 summit was lower-key than some of his G7 counterparts, and came against a backdrop of tensions
Posted inEnergy & Environment
The ‘missing middle’ in Canada’s critical minerals strategy
Governments have thrown billions at upstream and downstream mining and manufacturing, while mid-stream processing of critical minerals is overlooked
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Dispatches from the Conservatives’ policy convention
Party resolutions may have little impact on the Conservative Party’s election platform. But they can shape how the party is perceived
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Zelensky says ‘slower’ Western supplies threaten counteroffensive
The call comes as Moscow holds local elections in four occupied Ukrainian regions, criticized as a sham by Kyiv and international groups
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Canada names judge to lead China election interference inquiry
A Quebec judge will investigate evidence of China, Russia, other foreign states and non-state actors meddling in Canadian elections
Posted inProfessional
Teacher shortage increases Quebec’s reliance on non-teachers
Quebec schools are responding to province’s teacher shortage by hiring more individuals who aren’t professionally trained to teach
Posted inSecurity
Poland to spend over 4% of GDP on defence in 2024
‘Any price is worth paying to ensure that Poland is free, sovereign, independent and that Poles can live in safety,’ Poland’s president said Tuesday
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Meta, Google balk as Canada spells out new online news law
The government released regulations spelling out how the Online News Act works in practice. Meta has vowed to continue blocking news in Canada
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‘Legacy admissions’ under fire at US universities
Should you get a leg up on your university application just because Mom or Dad studied at that school? So-called “legacy admissions” — long a standard practice at many prestigious American universities, including Harvard and Stanford — are coming under increased scrutiny, though it’s unlikely they’ll go without a fight, even in a country that […]