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B.C. premier says he supports ‘all-of-Canada approach’ to respond to Trump tariff threatDonald Trump has said both Canada and Mexico need to address illegal migration and fentanyl trafficking into the U.S. or face tariffs on all American imports.PoliticsDec 12
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Ontario court dismisses Michael Chan’s 2015 lawsuit against the Globe and MailChan was suing the newspaper over a 2015 story alleging CSIS warned the Ontario government over his alleged ties to Chinese diplomats.PoliticsDec 10
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Tools with sentimental value allegedly stolen from Okanagan farrierErin McQueen believes her tools were stolen on Nov.16 while her truck was parked in Kelowna near Ellis Street and Clement Avenue.CanadaNov 21
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Harris or Trump: Ford will work with U.S. ‘no matter’ election outcomeWhether it’s Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will work with whoever secures the White House.PoliticsNov 4
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Ottawa set to bypass Ford government with money to end encampmentsOttawa plans to cut Ontario out of its encampment funding plans after the feds say the provincial government refused to respond to a recent letter.PoliticsOct 22
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Opposition gears up for long-awaited return of the Ontario legislatureNDP Leader Marit Stiles says she wants to use question period and a number of opposition days in the legislature to ask questions about topics that have bubbled through the summer.PoliticsOct 20
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Ontarians to get $200 rebate cheque next year, Ford announcesQueen's Park is planning on sending Ontario taxpayers a $200 rebate cheque in the mail by early next year, Premier Doug Ford announced Tuesday.PoliticsOct 29
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Limited appetite at Queen’s Park to review Ontario MPP pay Doug Ford says is ‘unfair’Doug Ford said last week it was 'just not fair' that Ontario politicians have not received a raise since 2007, suggesting it was one reason he has promoted some within his caucus.PoliticsOct 15
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Queen’s Family Health Team awarded $100K grant to connect patients to primary careQueen’s Family Health Team awarded $100,000 grant by Kingston to connect 1,200 patients to primary care, boosting access and reducing unattached patient numbers citywide.HealthDec 19
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Metrolinx makes changes to key roles in staffing shakeup as delayed LRT projects stumbleOn Tuesday, Metrolinx told employees that the agency's chief planner and the chief operating officer of rapid transit had both left the company.CanadaOct 15
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Queen’s University to install North America’s first carbon-sequestering field turfQueen’s University will install North America’s first carbon-sequestering field turf at Nixon Field, enhancing sustainability while supporting sports and research.CanadaNov 20
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Student raises concerns over high CO2 levels at Kingston Secondary SchoolA Kingston student’s concerns over high CO2 levels at a new school prompt an HVAC inspection. The school board vows action to ensure safety for students and staff.EducationNov 19
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Federal government joins Ontario in promising money for new Toronto subway carsOn Friday, the federal government announced it will give Toronto $758 million to buy new subway cars for Line 2, joining a pre-existing provincial promise.PoliticsNov 29
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Breathing new life into an old boat that was once a ferry on Okanagan LakeOnce the first bridge was built in 1958, The Fintry Queen became an entertainment venue but the vessel has encountered some rough waters in recent years falling into disrepair.CanadaDec 5
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Montreal’s Queen Elizabeth hotel to close over holidays amid labour disputeThe Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel says it will close its doors temporarily, starting Dec. 21, because it can’t provide guests with its usual level of service.CanadaDec 12
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Last-minute gift ideas (that will arrive on time!)Clever treasures that are deliverable to your doorstep.The CuratorDec 18
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First Nation police service opts into Ontario framework in ‘historic’ agreementOpting into the provincial framework comes with financial aid from the province and allows the First Nation police to respond to crimes it previously had to hand over to the OPP.CanadaDec 11
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‘Insulting’: Intimate partner violence study cut short by Ontario committeeVictims of intimate partner violence are upset after early election speculation forced an Ontario legislative committee to cut short what was supposed to be an exhaustive study.PoliticsDec 5
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Ontario opposition postpones convention to focus on potential early electionThe Ontario NDP is postponing its annual conference to focus on campaigning because it believes chaos in Ottawa could also spark an early provincial ballot.PoliticsDec 23
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Southern Saskatchewan enters a deep chill as Christmas approachesWith the cold weather, Regina is under a snowfall warning from Environment Canada. The Queen City is expected to see around 10 to 20 centimetres of snow over the next day.WeatherDec 18