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While terror is often a byproduct of such violence, actually making the decision to call something terrorism comes down to a much broader set of factors that must be considered. Continue reading →

A recent series of roadway landings have left federal officials scratching their heads. Continue reading →

The federal government has taken the first steps toward developing national standards around the manufacture, sale and use of barbecue brushes after at least nine people ingested detached metal bristles last year. Continue reading →

Twitter is changing its privacy policy and will let users opt out of letting the social media platform share their data with its business partners ahead of major new rules set to come into effect next month in Europe. Continue reading →

Monday’s van attack occurred near the heart of one of Toronto’s bustling transit hubs, and continued down a busy commercial and residential stretch of road. Continue reading →

An international Inuit group is angry they weren’t informed that a rocket stage likely containing highly toxic fuel is set to splash down in waters they routinely hunt for food. Continue reading →

Newly released documents paint a clearer picture of how the Liberals crafted a plan to make a controversial change to who can be considered for Canada Summer Jobs grants. Continue reading →

The federal government says Canadians will need to wait for at least a few days — and possibly longer — for a fully updated plan. Many of the newest arrivals are from Nigeria. Continue reading →