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N.S. company requires deposit of half-month's rent before it will review applicationsLaw & Order | 1440 hits | 6:12 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
A Halifax man searching for a place to live is frustrated after discovering Paramount Management, a Halifax rental company, will only consider new rental applications if prospective tenants are willing to pay a holding deposit of half a month’s rent. Quebec rivers rise as more rain forecast
Environment Canada issued a rainfall warning for the Quebec City region, which could see an additional 15 millimetres of rain through Tuesday morning. China disavows ambassador’s suggestion former Soviet states don’t existMisc World | 1594 hits | 6:10 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
China’s representative to France Lu Shaye, former ambassador to Canada, is known for controversial remarks Poll suggests most Canadians don't want Charles as King
With the formal coronation of King Charles less than two weeks away, a new survey suggests Canada's new monarch could have a tough road ahead when it comes to winning over Canadians — with support for his wife, Camilla, even weaker. Belgium destroys 2,350 cans of American beer after French outrage over ‘Champagne’ sloganMisc World | 1532 hits | 7:07 PM on Saturday | posted by DrCaleb
Belgian customs have destroyed more than 2,000 cans of Miller High Life advertised as the ″Champagne of beers” at the request of houses and growers of the bubbly beverage 'Incel' threat growing since Toronto van attack: expertLaw & Order | 1667 hits | 7:05 PM on Saturday | posted by DrCaleb
Five years ago, after a man deliberately drove a van down a busy Toronto sidewalk in one of Canada's worst mass murders, the country was confronted with a previously obscure extremist movement, which experts say remains a growing threat. Hundreds of lodge workers in Fort McMurray face termination after rejecting pay cut, union says
Around 300 workers at Wapasu Creek Lodge, north of Fort McMurray, Alta., are facing termination after voting to reject salary and benefit cuts. Iqaluit water treatment plant to come back online next week
April 25 is the tentative date for the City of Iqaluit to reactivate its water treatment plant. The plant was shut down in October of 2021 after fuel contamination was detected. Welcome to Ontario, politicians tell VW at St. Thomas battery plant unveiling
The federal and provincial governments will officially welcome German auto maker Volkswagen to Canada on Friday, unveiling what will be a massive plant in St. Thomas, Ont., that will employ up to 3,000 people. Deadly tornadoes sweep through Oklahoma
Tornadoes plowed through Oklahoma during another deadly spring storm in the U.S., killing at least three people and damaging dozens of homes in a hard-hit rural town. Forecasters warned Thursday that more severe weather was still possible. 9 people rescued near Manitoba border were part of human smuggling operation: U.S. officialsLaw & Order | 1451 hits | 6:17 AM on Friday | posted by DrCaleb
Border officials are still trying to determine how long the men were in Canada and Manitoba before they attempted to cross into the U.S. illegally. Canada falling behind on environmental targets, government watchdog saysEnvironmental | 1595 hits | 6:12 AM on Friday | posted by DrCaleb
A new report shows the federal government is falling short on its environmental targets, including a campaign promise to plant two billion new trees. It also found that the environmental benefits wouldn't be realized for decades, even if the program were ‘A perfect example of what not to do’: Former U.S. envoy on Trudeau’s reported NATO comments
A former U.S. envoy to Ottawa says Trudeau’s reported NATO comments could prove to be a setback for future U.S.-Canada relations MP Han Dong seeking $15M in defamation suit against Global NewsLaw & Order | 626 hits | 8:47 PM on Thursday | posted by Scape
Police: $20M in gold, valuables stolen during 'very rare' heist at Toronto Pearson AirportLaw & Order | 591 hits | 8:46 PM on Thursday | posted by Scape
India’s population set to overtake China’s by June, UN figures show | Population | The Guardian
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Uber Eats begins offering cannabis delivery in B.C.
Popular delivery app Uber Eats is branching out into delivering cannabis in B.C. But while the service promises a more convenient way of buying cannabis, it's unclear what effect — if any — its introduction will have on the provincial market Conservative commentator Jamil Jivani to run to replace Erin O'Toole | CBC News
Jamil Jivani, a conservative commentator, is making the leap to electoral politics, in a bid to win a seat soon to be vacated by former CPC leader Erin O'Toole. Big U.S. pro sports leagues join alliance pledging responsible betting ads
Most of the major U.S. professional sports leagues, plus the media companies Fox and NBCUniversal, are creating an alliance to ensure that sports betting advertising is done responsibly and does not target minors. India expected to surpass China this year as world's most populous countryMisc World | 1519 hits | 9:41 AM on Wednesday | posted by DrCaleb
China has an aging population with stagnant growth, while India has a much younger population, a higher fertility rate and has seen a decrease in infant mortality. Global rice shortage is set to be the biggest in 20 yearsMisc World | 840 hits | 7:40 AM on Wednesday | posted by DrCaleb
Canadian budget bill reveals change to King Charles's title
King Charles will no longer include the phrase "Defender of the Faith" in his official royal title in Canada. A change to Canada's Royal Styles and Titles Act was first previewed in a brief mention on the final page of last month's federal budget document Nearly 6 million litres of water from oilsands sediment pond released into Athabasca RiverEnvironmental | 1792 hits | 6:48 AM on Wednesday | posted by DrCaleb
Suncor has reported six million litres of water that exceed sediment guidelines have been released into the Athabasca River from a pond at its Fort Hills oilsands mine. Pakistan: Pakistan court jails Chinese national charged with blasphemyMisc World | 1637 hits | 6:35 AM on Wednesday | posted by DrCaleb
Pakistan News: PESHAWAR: A Pakistani court has ruled that a Chinese national arrested on blasphemy charges be held in jail for two weeks, pending trial, a police officer said Tuesday. Under Pakistan's controversial blasphemy laws, anyone convicted of blas Trudeau's Jamaica vacation shows 'lack of judgment,' opposition leaders say
Opposition leaders slammed what they called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's "lack of judgment" Tuesday after it was revealed he spent his Christmas vacation at the Jamaica home of a wealthy donor to the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation. FBI finds Canadian link in covert Chinese police station probeLaw & Order | 1390 hits | 7:21 AM on Tuesday | posted by DrCaleb
Photos of the opening of Chinese overseas police stations in five countries, including Canada, were found on smartphone belonging to suspect arrested by FBI Spike in severe illness caused by strep A bacteria is 'global phenomenon' — including in Canada
As various countries continue to report high levels of invasive group A streptococcal (iGAS) infections — which cause severe illness, and in rare cases death within days — Canadian physicians are also raising alarms over a rise in serious cases this s Canada's Jewish community faced 'disturbing and elevated level of violence' in 2022, B'nai Brith saysLaw & Order | 1468 hits | 7:07 AM on Tuesday | posted by DrCaleb
Reported incidents of antisemitism in Canada declined slightly last year from their all-time peak in 2021, B'nai Brith Canada said Monday, noting that the change is so small as to be "almost insignificant." Harvester Calling on Government to Allow Fish Export Out of Province
A local crab harvester wants government to address rules surrounding the exportation of goods from this province. Hundreds of crab harvesters, plant workers, and more took to the steps of Confederation Building on Monday out of frustration with the price Indian authorities arrest travel agent accused of duping students facing removal from CanadaLaw & Order | 1537 hits | 10:52 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
Police in India have confirmed with The Fifth Estate that Rahul Bhargava, of the firm Education and Migration Services, was arrested and that they are still looking for his partners, Brijesh Mishra and Gurnam Singh. They face multiple charges under India' U.S. charges 2 men for allegedly helping to establish secret Chinese police outpost in NYCLaw & Order | 1257 hits | 6:51 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
Two men have been arrested on charges that they helped establish a secret police outpost in New York City on behalf of the Chinese government, U.S. Justice Department officials said Monday. Canada's farming future in trouble unless 30,000 immigrants fill gap of retiring farmers, report says
Researchers say Canada needs 30,000 new immigrants to either start up their own farms, or take over existing ones, to avoid a looming labour crisis in the agriculture industry. Some worry, however, current programs aren't set up to attract or support that Heavy spring storm expected to hit southwestern Manitoba starting Tuesday: Environment Canada
A heavy spring storm is headed for southwestern Manitoba this week, according to Environment Canada. Russian journalist Vladimir Kara-Murza given 25-year sentence for treasonMisc World | 901 hits | 6:26 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
Deadly clashes erupt between Sudan's army and paramilitary group, prompting international concern |Misc World | 966 hits | 7:15 PM on Saturday | posted by DrCaleb
Topless protester throws paint, chains herself to PMOLaw & Order | 1483 hits | 6:43 PM on Saturday | posted by Strutz
A group of climate activists threw paint on the entrance to the Prime Minister's Office in Ottawa on Saturday, while one of their supporters chained herself to the entranceway. Family of Cindy Gladue says province has ‘misplaced’ her remainsLaw & Order | 1599 hits | 2:24 PM on Saturday | posted by DrCaleb
The family of Cindy Gladue says that Alberta Justice has lost her remains. A part of Gladue’s preserved remains were brought into the court room as an exhibit in the 2015 murder trial of Ontario trucker Bradley Barton B.C. seizes Hells Angels clubhouses in Nanaimo, Vancouver, KelownaLaw & Order | 13595 hits | 1:05 PM on Friday | posted by Strutz
British Columbia's civil forfeiture office moved Friday to seize assets belonging to the Hells Angels, including three clubhouses in Nanaimo, Vancouver and Kelowna. Reports of coyotes biting dogs, following people at Vancouver park prompts warning: BCCOS
Wildlife officials are warning people in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood to be vigilant after seeing an increased coyote presence in the area. U.S. Supreme Court won't halt $6 billion student debt settlement
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday refused to halt a legal settlement that would erase more than $6 billion in debt owed by former students of colleges - many of them for-profit institutions - who have said they were misled by schools about academics and Back to Canada News
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