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TORONTO - There are several advantages to an Ontario woman’s plan to sue Harvey Weinstein over alleged sexual assaults, note legal experts who say a civil court can offer better prospects for a ...
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Highlights from the news file for Thursday, Nov. 2 --- U.S. PROCUREMENT PROPOSAL WOULD GUT SECTION OF NAFTA: A Canadian diplomat says a Trump administration proposal to limit access to American procur...
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WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump tapped Jerome Powell on Thursday to replace Janet Yellen as Fed chair when her term ends in February, choosing a moderate member of the Fed’s board who has ba...
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OTTAWA - A senior Canadian foreign ministry official says it is hard to see a way forward in the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiations because of a series of “problematic” pro...
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Alaska investigators say no evidence of animal cruelty was found after an animal rights group complained about a kennel operated by four-time Iditarod champion Dallas Seavey, who w...
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The Toronto Raptors’ game in Utah on Friday will have a distinctly international flair. With 14 players from outside the United States between the two teams, the game will feature the most inter...
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LAKE LOUISE, Alta. - A company accused of cutting down endangered trees at a popular ski resort in Banff National Park has lost its bid to avoid a trial on a charge laid under the federal Species at R...
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OTTAWA - According to popular Canadian astrologer Georgia Nicols, Canada’s Governor General should be doing what she can to “keep the peace” with loved ones today and avoid the ̶...
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Ontario has announced sweeping changes to its policing laws. Here are the highlights of the broad new legislation: - Police chiefs will have the ability to suspend officers without pay if they are in ...
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