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This week, the Supreme Court of Canada will consider a constitutional challenge to a law that strikes at the heart of what it means to be a Canadian citizen. - Doug Ford, Ontario PCs ready to battle for the spotlight with Liberals
- Newfoundlanders in love with rural life lament small-town resettlement strategy
- Beyond 94: Where is Canada at with reconciliation?
- Police suspect 'serial bomber' behind deadly Austin attacks
- Lawyer charges grieving family thousands for time spent responding to complaint against him
- 2018 Arctic Winter Games opening ceremonies
- Trump to unveil opioid plan that includes death penalty for drug dealers: White House
- Calgary siblings devastated after Arizona crash leaves their triplet sister dead
- New federal gun control bill expected this week
- Cambodia jails Briton for producing pornography in case that saw 2 Canadians deported
A Cambodian court on Tuesday suspended 10 months of a one-year jail term it handed to a British man found guilty of producing pornography in connection with a party in the town of Siem Reap, home to the ruins of Angkor Wat. - Weinstein Company files for bankruptcy, ends all non-disclosure agreements
- Children becoming more likely to draw women scientists but older kids picture them as men, study shows
- NDP MPs ask Canada's watchdog to make sure Facebook is safeguarding Canadians' private data
- Massive investigation unfolding after 4 bombings in Austin
- Canada's arms deal with Saudi Arabia includes 'heavy assault' vehicles
- How 1 researcher harvested data from 50 million people — and Facebook was designed to help
- Health Canada proposes strict limits on marijuana packaging, production
- Uber halts self-driving test in Toronto after Arizona pedestrian death
- Lightning fast wireless is on the way: here's how 5G will change life in Canada
- 'Little Slavic tiger' Slovakia marred by murder, organized crime, street protests and intrigue
- Facebook whistleblower pushed data-mining boundaries in Canada: source
A Canadian data expert who set off an international uproar over the alleged leak of private Facebook user data lost his job years ago in the office of former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff, in large part because he was pushing a nascent form of the controversial data-harvesting technique, says ... - Defence lays out history of pranks at trial into killing of Kim Jong-un's brother
- 'If I give up, everything around me will crumble': Search resumes for Montreal boy
- Package explodes at FedEx in Texas, site of recent bombings
- World's last male northern white rhino dies
- Elections Canada prepares to fight fake news, foreign influence in 2019 vote
- Northern hydroponic experiment sprouting into booming business
- Censorship is patronizing. Always has been, always will be: Neil Macdonald
- Crown Prince charming: Why Saudi Arabia's reform-minded royal is courting Trump on a U.S. tour
- Delirium 'a dreaded scourge' underdiagnosed in hospitals
- Heavily indebted Canadians need to watch U.S. interest rate announcement: Don Pittis
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