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Twenty years later: Dawna Friesen reflects on Princess Diana’s legacy
Jackson Proskow on Harvey: how do you make the devastation feel real?
Analysis: Removing Confederate symbols won’t fix America’s race and inequality issues
Who is the Canadian pastor that was imprisoned in North Korea?
You don’t have to finish your course of antibiotics, British docs suggest. Here’s why
Mortgage calculator: See how rising interest rates affect your payments
Chefs to presidents and royalty come to Canada to eat poutine, play soccer and relax
Paul Martin: Decision on ballistic missile defence might be different today
Former prime minister Paul Martin says the decision not to join the U.S.’s missile defence program over a decade ago was based on information available at the time. Continue reading
Watchdog flags privacy breaches in Phoenix pay system
In his annual report tabled today, privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien found at least 11 breaches occurred and the personal information included names and salary information. Continue reading
Ottawa libraries to introduce new rules after pornography controversy
The Ottawa public library says it will be updating its policy after two children were exposed to pornography at one of its local branches this summer. Continue reading
Federal deficit smaller than anticipated: Finance department
Ottawa ended its 2016-17 fiscal year with a deficit of $17.8 billion. That compared with a $23-billion deficit that was forecast in the spring budget. Continue reading
Trudeau slams Boeing for ‘trying to sue us’ and endangering Canadian jobs
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is dropping the gloves in his fight with Boeing, saying his government won’t do business with a company that he’s accusing of attacking Canadian industry. Continue reading
WATCH: Global National – September 15
Watch the full broadcast of Global National hosted by Dawna Friesen. Continue reading
Lacolle border agents, RCMP to stay another year amid spike of asylum seekers
Trailers have been set up at the Canada-U.S. border in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Que. as officials get ready for the winter. Continue reading
‘I was in shock’: Ottawa mom sparks debate over pornography in libraries
Is watching legal pornography on a library computer acceptable? One Ottawa mom says no, but the rules across Canada aren’t so black and white. Continue reading
Trump policies could lead to fresh ‘spike’ in asylum seekers, intelligence report warns
Border officials are bracing for yet another spike in asylum seekers crossing into Canada from the United States in the coming months, an internal document reveals. Continue reading
