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Saudi Arabia-Canada spat: Here’s everything to know about the feud
How a Canadian city is dealing with its highest crime levels in over a decade
As Saudi-Canada feud escalates, here’s how axing armoured vehicle deal could hurt Trudeau in 2019
Recent refugees face unique challenges with business ventures in Canada
Nuseir Yassin quit his job, started Nas Daily and brought the world to your Facebook newsfeed
How to protect your data if you’re crossing the border for the long weekend
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Here’s why Andrew Scheer isn’t kicking Maxime Bernier out of caucus
Any attempt to eject a member from caucus would need to win support from the majority of the caucus in a vote. But so far, no one is willing to take on Bernier. Continue reading
‘Crisis’ or ‘misperception?’ Bill Blair reacts to new poll on how Canadians view migrants
A new poll released Friday suggests two-thirds of Canadians think irregular border crossings are at “crisis” level. But Bill Blair, the newly-named Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction, said those concerns show many don’t understand the issue. Continue reading
‘We’re not done’; Carbon tax plans could still change more as feds weigh cost to Ontario businesses
There could still be further changes to federal carbon pricing rules set to go into effect next year as Ottawa weighs concerns over American protectionism. Continue reading
‘Brothers of the Gun’: Illustrating Syria’s civil war and life under ISIS
Syrian journalist Marwan Hisham’s stories and images are the basis of ‘Brothers of the Gun: A Memoir of the Syrian War,’ co-authored with journalist and artist Molly Crabapple. Continue reading
Will Canada become the next country to offer mobile passports? Feds studying idea despite privacy fears
Would you use a passport that stores and renews on your mobile phone? Immigration officials are considering whether the idea might help reduce delays. Continue reading
Taiwan or ‘Chinese Taipei?’ CBSA remarks raise questions amid Chinese global-pressure campaign
The federal government is not saying whether a decision by the Canada Border Services Agency to refer to Taiwan as “Chinese Taipei” is an error or a new policy. Continue reading
She’s straight, he’s bisexual. How they make a mixed-orientation marriage work
Two people, two different sexual orientations. How do these unions work, and why do people choose them? Continue reading
