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Ford Canada recalls nearly 37,000 vehicles that could potentially roll away without warning
Trudeau cabinet shuffle rejigs focus on international trade, borders, provincial relations
Thai boys released from hospital, recount cave rescue in 1st public appearance
ANALYSIS: Why Republicans won’t stand up to Trump, after he failed to stand up to Putin
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NASA probe designed to ‘touch the sun’ set to launch in early August
A specialized probe 60 years in the making will soon be launching into space on a mission to “touch” our sun for the very first time. Continue reading
Is Trudeau trying to reap the benefits of resisting a NAFTA deal? Harper under scrutiny after new report
While new polling seems to back up a reported suggestion by Stephen Harper that standing up to Donald Trump is politically popular for the Liberals, experts are skeptical there’s a deal ready. Continue reading
Federal Court rules CSIS cannot get warrants to intercept data physically located outside of Canada
Canadian spies at CSIS cannot get warrants to intercept communications from foreigners in Canada if doing so would involve things like accessing data stored on servers outside the country. Continue reading
‘Weird’ and ‘disturbing’: Focus groups give failing grades to government ads promoting vaccination
One of the proposed government ads features two young children kissing on the mouth, which many parents found disturbing. Continue reading
NDP’s Christine Moore cleared of any wrongdoing in relationship with vet: Singh
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says he is welcoming Quebec MP Christine Moore back into caucus after an investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing on her part. Continue reading
Canadians split right down the middle on Trans Mountain purchase: Ipsos poll
Canadians are evenly divided when it comes to support for Ottawa’s purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline, a new poll suggests. Continue reading
Catherine McKenna, Ontario environment minister trade barbs in carbon tax spat
The forecast for relations between Environment Minister Catherine McKenna and her Ontario counterpart looks like there’s little chance of “sunny ways.” Continue reading
Trust in intelligence agencies is up, but a third of Canadians have never heard of CSIS: poll
A full half of Quebecers admit they’ve never seen, heard or read anything about CSIS. Continue reading
