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The Prime Minister announced a large ocean protection package in Vancouver two days before Ottawa is expected to name a West Coast pipeline a project of national interest, prompting questions about timing.
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Chief Murray Rodd says the Yom Kippur attack outside the Sons of Jacob synagogue was premeditated and targeted, even as he maintains police had no advance warning of the gunman.
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Canadian police examined whether FBI Director Kash Patel's public threat over CBC's 9/11 terminology guidance actually disrupted cross-border intelligence sharing, even as the broadcaster reversed its policy within a day.
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Bill C-39 gives the labour minister new grounds to end federally regulated strikes deemed against the national interest, prompting unions to warn the government is entrenching a power they were already fighting in court.
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Sean Ward left the Canadian Armed Forces in 2022 after refusing a COVID vaccine, and defence sources say he voiced antisemitic conspiracy theories, leaving open how warning signs were missed before Sunday's synagogue attack.
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David Eby says a new levy on empty finished condos will push developers to sell, but economists and builders warn it could choke off future construction in a province still short of housing.
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Doug Ford and Mélanie Joly demanded a new vehicle model for the idled Brampton assembly plant, yet the incentive agreement they point to has never been published in full.
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Global News reports that experts and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association see no legal mechanism and no spare capacity for compelled addiction care in Ontario, even as the province advertises health gains elsewhere.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has named Dominic Barton to chair Invest in Canada as the government leans on foreign capital to offset a trade war with the United States and a weakening job market.
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Britain, the United States and the Netherlands jointly warned this week of an Iranian spyware campaign called Chosen Brick that targets dissidents, activists and journalists, but Canada, home to one of the largest Iranian diaspora communities in the West, was not party to the advisory.
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