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Ottawa ajustera ses droits de douane sur l’acier et aluminium dans un mois
Ce sera fait en fonction des progrès réalisés dans les négociations d’une nouvelle entente commerciale avec Washington.
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The Globe and Mail
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Canada to limit foreign steel imports to help producers hit by U.S. tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney is taking some action to crack down on the dumping of cheap foreign steel into Canada to help the country’s big three steel producers reeling from U.S. President Donald Trump’s 50-per-cent tariffs.Mr. Carney in a press conference in Ottawa on Thursday said the government will limit steel imports from countries that don’t have a free trade agreement with Canada to 2024 levels.
Canada to limit foreign steel imports to help producers hit by U.S. tariffs

Prime Minister Mark Carney is taking some action to crack down on the dumping of cheap foreign steel into Canada to help the country’s big three steel producers reeling from U.S. President Donald Trump’s 50-per-cent tariffs.
Mr. Carney in a press conference in Ottawa on Thursday said the government will limit steel imports from countries that don’t have a free trade agreement with Canada to 2024 levels.
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The Globe and Mail
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Oil and gas firms spent billions on Indigenous businesses, CAPP survey finds
A survey commissioned by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers shows oil and gas companies spent more than $14 billion procuring goods and services from Indigenous-affiliated businesses between 2021 and 2023.Data science firm iTOTEM Analytics collected numbers from 12 members of the industry advocacy group that together represent half of Alberta’s oil and natural gas production.
Oil and gas firms spent billions on Indigenous businesses, CAPP survey finds

A survey commissioned by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers shows oil and gas companies spent more than $14 billion procuring goods and services from Indigenous-affiliated businesses between 2021 and 2023.
Data science firm iTOTEM Analytics collected numbers from 12 members of the industry advocacy group that together represent half of Alberta’s oil and natural gas production.
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L’âge et l’insouciance auraient aidé la fillette disparue à survivre, selon des experts
Une forme de dissociation a pu lui permettre de ne pas paniquer et de se préserver, dit une pédopsychiatre.
L’âge et l’insouciance auraient aidé la fillette disparue à survivre, selon des experts
Une forme de dissociation a pu lui permettre de ne pas paniquer et de se préserver, dit une pédopsychiatre.
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Chronique | La vente des Lakers, la fin d’une grande époque
De plus en plus de consortiums sportifs ultrapuissants achètent des équipes, note Martin Leclerc.
Chronique | La vente des Lakers, la fin d’une grande époque
De plus en plus de consortiums sportifs ultrapuissants achètent des équipes, note Martin Leclerc.
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The Globe and Mail
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Nova Scotia offers $150,000 reward for information on missing children
The Nova Scotia government is offering a reward of as much as $150,000 for information about the disappearance of siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan, who have been missing for nearly seven weeks.The children, aged six and four, were reported missing May 2 from their mobile home in Lansdowne Station, in rural Pictou County. The case prompted one of the largest ground searches in Nova Scotia’s history, with hundreds of volunteers, aided by drones, helicopters and rescue dogs, scouring a densely wood
Nova Scotia offers $150,000 reward for information on missing children

The Nova Scotia government is offering a reward of as much as $150,000 for information about the disappearance of siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan, who have been missing for nearly seven weeks.
The children, aged six and four, were reported missing May 2 from their mobile home in Lansdowne Station, in rural Pictou County. The case prompted one of the largest ground searches in Nova Scotia’s history, with hundreds of volunteers, aided by drones, helicopters and rescue dogs, scouring a densely wooded area marked by old mine shafts and lakes.
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Les Roses de Montréal toujours en tête, mais sous pression
Montréal n'a qu'un point d'avance sur Toronto avant son match de samedi à Vancouver.
Les Roses de Montréal toujours en tête, mais sous pression
Montréal n'a qu'un point d'avance sur Toronto avant son match de samedi à Vancouver.
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Politique / Canada - Le Devoir
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Ottawa maintient la taxe sur les services numériques
Cette taxe frappera des entreprises comme Amazon, Google, Meta, Uber et Airbnb.
Ottawa maintient la taxe sur les services numériques
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The Globe and Mail
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Doug Ford meets with First Nations chiefs as tensions over Bill 5 continue to escalate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is meeting with a group of 39 First Nations chiefs on Thursday to discuss their objections to Bill 5, which includes sweeping powers to speed up mines and other development, a day after making controversial comments about Indigenous rights. Bill 5, which Mr. Ford rushed through the legislature earlier this month, is similar but more far-reaching than similar legislation passed in B.C. and tabled in Ottawa. Ontario’s legislation would allow the province to scrap any prov
Doug Ford meets with First Nations chiefs as tensions over Bill 5 continue to escalate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is meeting with a group of 39 First Nations chiefs on Thursday to discuss their objections to Bill 5, which includes sweeping powers to speed up mines and other development, a day after making controversial comments about Indigenous rights.
Bill 5, which Mr. Ford rushed through the legislature earlier this month, is similar but more far-reaching than similar legislation passed in B.C. and tabled in Ottawa. Ontario’s legislation would allow the province to scrap any provincial law or municipal bylaw in designated “special economic zones.”
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Ontario to kick off summer with blistering heat wave, temperatures expected to top 30 C
Summer in Ontario is getting off to a blistering start with the season’s first heat wave looming in the forecast. Environment Canada says temperatures are expected to top 30 C Sunday through at least Tuesday across much of Southern and Eastern Ontario.
Ontario to kick off summer with blistering heat wave, temperatures expected to top 30 C

Summer in Ontario is getting off to a blistering start with the season’s first heat wave looming in the forecast.
Environment Canada says temperatures are expected to top 30 C Sunday through at least Tuesday across much of Southern and Eastern Ontario.
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The Globe and Mail
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Ottawa won’t pause digital services tax on big tech companies, Champagne says
Canada won’t put a hold on the digital services tax on big tech companies set to take effect on June 30, the finance minister said Thursday.Pressure has mounted on Ottawa to pause the tax ahead of trade discussions with the U.S.
Ottawa won’t pause digital services tax on big tech companies, Champagne says

Canada won’t put a hold on the digital services tax on big tech companies set to take effect on June 30, the finance minister said Thursday.
Pressure has mounted on Ottawa to pause the tax ahead of trade discussions with the U.S.
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Jeux olympiques de Paris : Radio-Canada finaliste pour deux prix Gémeaux
Le diffuseur public est en lice pour la meilleure animation et la meilleure émission, sports ou loisirs.
Jeux olympiques de Paris : Radio-Canada finaliste pour deux prix Gémeaux
Le diffuseur public est en lice pour la meilleure animation et la meilleure émission, sports ou loisirs.
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La fillette retrouvée vivante : « On voulait y croire », dit la Sûreté du Québec
Cependant, beaucoup de questions demeurent sans réponse depuis que la police a retrouvé la fillette, mercredi.
La fillette retrouvée vivante : « On voulait y croire », dit la Sûreté du Québec
Cependant, beaucoup de questions demeurent sans réponse depuis que la police a retrouvé la fillette, mercredi.
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Fiasco SAAQclic : l’ex-PDG Denis Marsolais jure avoir averti Québec
Le témoignage de Denis Marsolais contraste avec des documents déposés en preuve.
Fiasco SAAQclic : l’ex-PDG Denis Marsolais jure avoir averti Québec
Le témoignage de Denis Marsolais contraste avec des documents déposés en preuve.
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The Globe and Mail
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Federal Court of Appeal overturns decision requiring Ottawa to act on judicial vacancies
A panel of judges has overturned a Federal Court ruling that directed the federal government to step up the pace of judicial appointments to address an “untenable” number of vacancies.The Federal Court of Appeal allowed the federal appeal of the ruling, saying the lower court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case.
Federal Court of Appeal overturns decision requiring Ottawa to act on judicial vacancies

A panel of judges has overturned a Federal Court ruling that directed the federal government to step up the pace of judicial appointments to address an “untenable” number of vacancies.
The Federal Court of Appeal allowed the federal appeal of the ruling, saying the lower court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case.
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The Globe and Mail
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How are you celebrating Canada Day this year? Share your story with The Globe
Every year, Canadians across the country celebrate Canada Day in a myriad of ways — some blast The Tragically Hip and snack on s’mores at the cottage, others light fireworks and share popsicles at their local park. But this year, it could look a little different. Angered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to turn Canada into the ‘51st State,’ Canadians are raising the Maple Leaf and getting more patriotic than ever, cancelling American vacations and buying local at the grocery store. Canad
How are you celebrating Canada Day this year? Share your story with The Globe
Every year, Canadians across the country celebrate Canada Day in a myriad of ways — some blast The Tragically Hip and snack on s’mores at the cottage, others light fireworks and share popsicles at their local park. But this year, it could look a little different.
Angered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to turn Canada into the ‘51st State,’ Canadians are raising the Maple Leaf and getting more patriotic than ever, cancelling American vacations and buying local at the grocery store. Canadians are riding the red-and-white wave, and gearing up to have one of their biggest July 1 celebrations ever.
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Palmarès des prénoms : Emma et Noah les plus populaires au Québec en 2024
Sylvie et Michel dominent quant à eux le palmarès des nouveaux retraités.
Palmarès des prénoms : Emma et Noah les plus populaires au Québec en 2024
Sylvie et Michel dominent quant à eux le palmarès des nouveaux retraités.
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The Globe and Mail
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Nova Scotia offers $150,000 reward for information about missing siblings
Nova Scotia’s Justice Department is offering a reward of up to $150,000 for information about two young children who were reported missing almost seven weeks ago.Provincial Justice Minister Becky Druhan issued a statement Thursday saying the disappearance on May 2 of six-year-old Lilly Sullivan and her four-year-old brother Jack is being felt across the province and beyond.
Nova Scotia offers $150,000 reward for information about missing siblings

Nova Scotia’s Justice Department is offering a reward of up to $150,000 for information about two young children who were reported missing almost seven weeks ago.
Provincial Justice Minister Becky Druhan issued a statement Thursday saying the disappearance on May 2 of six-year-old Lilly Sullivan and her four-year-old brother Jack is being felt across the province and beyond.
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The Globe and Mail
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Canada will help facilitate flights for citizens leaving Israel and Iran, Anand says
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Ottawa is helping Canadians leave the Middle East once they reach countries bordering Israel and Iran.With airports closed across the region, Ottawa has stationed consular officials on the other side of certain crossings on the Israeli and Iranian borders to help those fleeing either country to get home.
Canada will help facilitate flights for citizens leaving Israel and Iran, Anand says

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Ottawa is helping Canadians leave the Middle East once they reach countries bordering Israel and Iran.
With airports closed across the region, Ottawa has stationed consular officials on the other side of certain crossings on the Israeli and Iranian borders to help those fleeing either country to get home.
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Les mots de Trudeau père transformés en courtepointe : l’œuvre de Joyce Wieland à l’AGO
C'est l'occasion de découvrir le travail sur cinq décennies de cette pionnière de l'art canadien.
Les mots de Trudeau père transformés en courtepointe : l’œuvre de Joyce Wieland à l’AGO
C'est l'occasion de découvrir le travail sur cinq décennies de cette pionnière de l'art canadien.
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The Globe and Mail
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Budget watchdog Yves Giroux says he can’t evaluate Liberal government’s fiscal targets
The Parliamentary Budget Officer said Thursday he can’t properly assess whether the federal government is on track to meet its fiscal targets because the Liberals’ new budget benchmarks haven’t been defined.Without a spring budget, that means Ottawa’s budgetary watchdog is in the dark on how recently announced plans to boost Canada’s defence spending and cut income taxes will affect the government’s fiscal position.
Budget watchdog Yves Giroux says he can’t evaluate Liberal government’s fiscal targets

The Parliamentary Budget Officer said Thursday he can’t properly assess whether the federal government is on track to meet its fiscal targets because the Liberals’ new budget benchmarks haven’t been defined.
Without a spring budget, that means Ottawa’s budgetary watchdog is in the dark on how recently announced plans to boost Canada’s defence spending and cut income taxes will affect the government’s fiscal position.
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Accueillir les patients autochtones dans un espace qui leur est consacré
« Nous prenons un espace dans un établissement où, souvent, nous n’étions pas autorisés à parler notre langue. »
Accueillir les patients autochtones dans un espace qui leur est consacré
« Nous prenons un espace dans un établissement où, souvent, nous n’étions pas autorisés à parler notre langue. »
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The Globe and Mail
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Morning Update: Let’s talk about measles
Good morning. Our health team has been on the ground as measles cases surge in Ontario and Alberta – more on that below, along with a name change for Hudson’s Bay and the U.S. Supreme Court’s ban on youth gender-affirming care. But first:Today’s headlinesPresident Donald Trump won’t say whether he has decided to order a U.S. strike on IranMark Carney won’t say if he raised India’s role in the murder of a Canadian Sikh separatist leader with PM Narendra ModiCanada’s temporary resident population
Morning Update: Let’s talk about measles
Good morning. Our health team has been on the ground as measles cases surge in Ontario and Alberta – more on that below, along with a name change for Hudson’s Bay and the U.S. Supreme Court’s ban on youth gender-affirming care. But first:
Today’s headlines
- President Donald Trump won’t say whether he has decided to order a U.S. strike on Iran
- Mark Carney won’t say if he raised India’s role in the murder of a Canadian Sikh separatist leader with PM Narendra Modi
- Canada’s temporary resident population tumbles as new rules take hold
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Ottawa’s omnibus major-projects and internal-trade bill clears committee
The Liberal government’s controversial legislation that would let cabinet quickly grant federal approvals for big industrial projects like mines, ports and pipelines sailed through committee in the early hours of Thursday.A House of Commons panel sat from Wednesday afternoon to after midnight reviewing Bill C-5 in a hurried study, as the Liberal government seeks to pass it through the chamber by week’s end.
Ottawa’s omnibus major-projects and internal-trade bill clears committee
The Liberal government’s controversial legislation that would let cabinet quickly grant federal approvals for big industrial projects like mines, ports and pipelines sailed through committee in the early hours of Thursday.
A House of Commons panel sat from Wednesday afternoon to after midnight reviewing Bill C-5 in a hurried study, as the Liberal government seeks to pass it through the chamber by week’s end.
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Un sentiment d’urgence plane sur l’Omnium Banque Nationale
Montréal a les pires installations parmi les tournois Masters 1000, selon Valérie Tétreault.
Un sentiment d’urgence plane sur l’Omnium Banque Nationale
Montréal a les pires installations parmi les tournois Masters 1000, selon Valérie Tétreault.
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Tanya Boychuk, avec l’Ukraine dans le cœur
L’attaquante des Roses se joindra à l'équipe nationale ukrainienne, le 27 juin, pour un match en Pologne.
Tanya Boychuk, avec l’Ukraine dans le cœur
L’attaquante des Roses se joindra à l'équipe nationale ukrainienne, le 27 juin, pour un match en Pologne.
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La pénurie de professionnels s’accentue dans les écoles du Québec
Plusieurs psychoéducateurs et orthophonistes, notamment, ont quitté leur emploi dans la dernière année.
La pénurie de professionnels s’accentue dans les écoles du Québec
Plusieurs psychoéducateurs et orthophonistes, notamment, ont quitté leur emploi dans la dernière année.
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Les grands oubliés du G7 : Afrique, aide internationale, lutte contre la pauvreté
Des ONG qui œuvrent en développement international se disent déçues par le sommet de Kananaskis.
Les grands oubliés du G7 : Afrique, aide internationale, lutte contre la pauvreté
Des ONG qui œuvrent en développement international se disent déçues par le sommet de Kananaskis.
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Le mercure grimpe aux Francos avec Marie-Pierre Arthur, Galaxie et Tiken Jah Fakoly
Malgré la chaleur, le public était au rendez-vous mercredi pour la sixième journée des Francos de Montréal.
Le mercure grimpe aux Francos avec Marie-Pierre Arthur, Galaxie et Tiken Jah Fakoly
Malgré la chaleur, le public était au rendez-vous mercredi pour la sixième journée des Francos de Montréal.
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The Globe and Mail
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Canadians fleeing war in Iran face obstacles in absence of diplomatic ties
Canadian physician Panid Borhanjoo woke up on Friday morning in Iran’s cottage country to an onslaught of messages from family and friends asking if he was safe. He turned on the news in his relatives’ home in Mazandaran, a lush, coastal province on the Caspian Sea. Israeli missiles had destroyed Iranian nuclear facilities and killed high-ranking military personnel in Tehran, about 200 kilometres away. War had erupted.
Canadians fleeing war in Iran face obstacles in absence of diplomatic ties
Canadian physician Panid Borhanjoo woke up on Friday morning in Iran’s cottage country to an onslaught of messages from family and friends asking if he was safe.
He turned on the news in his relatives’ home in Mazandaran, a lush, coastal province on the Caspian Sea. Israeli missiles had destroyed Iranian nuclear facilities and killed high-ranking military personnel in Tehran, about 200 kilometres away. War had erupted.
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Bennedict Mathurin compte célébrer son 23e anniversaire avec une victoire
Le Québécois soufflera 23 bougies jeudi, date qui coïncide avec le sixième match de la finale de la NBA.
Bennedict Mathurin compte célébrer son 23e anniversaire avec une victoire
Le Québécois soufflera 23 bougies jeudi, date qui coïncide avec le sixième match de la finale de la NBA.
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The Globe and Mail
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Remains found in B.C. Interior identified as Nicole Bell, woman missing since 2017
Mounties in British Columbia’s Interior say human remains found last month have been confirmed as being a woman who went missing near Sicamous nearly eight years ago.They say the remains were discovered on a rural property in Salmon Arm on May 5, and the BC Coroners Service has since linked them to Nicole Bell.
Remains found in B.C. Interior identified as Nicole Bell, woman missing since 2017

Mounties in British Columbia’s Interior say human remains found last month have been confirmed as being a woman who went missing near Sicamous nearly eight years ago.
They say the remains were discovered on a rural property in Salmon Arm on May 5, and the BC Coroners Service has since linked them to Nicole Bell.
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The Globe and Mail
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Montreal bicycle rental company sets new records during public transit strike
Montreal's main bicycle rental company BIXI Montreal, says its users made more than 80,000 trips a day during seven of the nine strike days, including more than 98,500 trips on June 11.
Montreal bicycle rental company sets new records during public transit strike
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The Globe and Mail
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Doug Ford accuses First Nations of ‘coming hat in hand’ for government money, despite treating them ‘like gold’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is willing to give First Nations what they want for their support in developing mines, but they cannot “keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government” for more money.Ford is set to meet Thursday with several dozen chiefs who are part of Anishinabek Nation, which represents 39 First Nations in the province.
Doug Ford accuses First Nations of ‘coming hat in hand’ for government money, despite treating them ‘like gold’

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is willing to give First Nations what they want for their support in developing mines, but they cannot “keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government” for more money.
Ford is set to meet Thursday with several dozen chiefs who are part of Anishinabek Nation, which represents 39 First Nations in the province.
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The Globe and Mail
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U.S. to screen social media accounts of student visa applicants under new rules
The U.S. State Department said Wednesday it is restarting the suspended process for foreigners applying for student visas but all applicants will now be required to unlock their social media accounts for government review.The department said consular officers will be on the lookout for posts and messages that could be deemed hostile to the United States, its government, culture, institutions or founding principles.
U.S. to screen social media accounts of student visa applicants under new rules
The U.S. State Department said Wednesday it is restarting the suspended process for foreigners applying for student visas but all applicants will now be required to unlock their social media accounts for government review.
The department said consular officers will be on the lookout for posts and messages that could be deemed hostile to the United States, its government, culture, institutions or founding principles.
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Rau_Ze remporte le prix Félix-Leclerc de la chanson
Ce duo, composé de Rose Perron et de Félix Paul, a reçu mercredi ce prix créé en 1996.
Rau_Ze remporte le prix Félix-Leclerc de la chanson
Ce duo, composé de Rose Perron et de Félix Paul, a reçu mercredi ce prix créé en 1996.
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Report shows that 60% of Canadians see improved perception of women’s sport
New data on the explosive growth of women’s sport in Canada underscores its rising popularity, but also reveals that its structural supports still lag behind.Jessica Doherty, vice-president of strategy and growth at Torque Strategies, presented findings from a new national survey on Wednesday morning at the espnW Summit Canada at Toronto’s Evergreen Brick Works. One of the study’s main findings is that 60 per cent of Canadians believe perceptions of women’s sport have improved over the past thre
Report shows that 60% of Canadians see improved perception of women’s sport

New data on the explosive growth of women’s sport in Canada underscores its rising popularity, but also reveals that its structural supports still lag behind.
Jessica Doherty, vice-president of strategy and growth at Torque Strategies, presented findings from a new national survey on Wednesday morning at the espnW Summit Canada at Toronto’s Evergreen Brick Works. One of the study’s main findings is that 60 per cent of Canadians believe perceptions of women’s sport have improved over the past three years.
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Missing three-year-old Montreal girl found alive in Ontario, mother remains in custody
A three-year-old Montreal girl reported missing on Sunday by her mother was found alive in Eastern Ontario on Wednesday afternoon, minutes after her mother appeared in court while facing charges of child abandonment. The Sûreté du Québec and Ontario Provincial Police confirmed in a Wednesday evening press conference that the girl was found around 3 p.m. along Highway 417, near St. Albert, Ont. She was alone but conscious and able to speak with officers, and is now doing “well” after being examin
Missing three-year-old Montreal girl found alive in Ontario, mother remains in custody
A three-year-old Montreal girl reported missing on Sunday by her mother was found alive in Eastern Ontario on Wednesday afternoon, minutes after her mother appeared in court while facing charges of child abandonment.
The Sûreté du Québec and Ontario Provincial Police confirmed in a Wednesday evening press conference that the girl was found around 3 p.m. along Highway 417, near St. Albert, Ont. She was alone but conscious and able to speak with officers, and is now doing “well” after being examined by a medical team in hospital, OPP Staff Sergeant Shaun Cameron said.
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Roch Voisine et Michel Jean sont nommés chevaliers de l’Ordre national du Québec
Une vingtaine de personnalités ont reçu la plus haute distinction décernée par le gouvernement québécois.
Roch Voisine et Michel Jean sont nommés chevaliers de l’Ordre national du Québec
Une vingtaine de personnalités ont reçu la plus haute distinction décernée par le gouvernement québécois.
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The Globe and Mail
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Toronto police arrest 20 people linked to group involved in tow truck-related violence
An investigation into tow truck industry violence across the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in the arrests of 20 people who are facing more than 100 charges combined, police said Wednesday.Toronto police said they launched a wiretap investigation dubbed Project Yankee last October to gather evidence of a group committing crimes to control the towing industry.
Toronto police arrest 20 people linked to group involved in tow truck-related violence

An investigation into tow truck industry violence across the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in the arrests of 20 people who are facing more than 100 charges combined, police said Wednesday.
Toronto police said they launched a wiretap investigation dubbed Project Yankee last October to gather evidence of a group committing crimes to control the towing industry.
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Missing three-year-old Montreal girl found alive in Ontario, Quebec police say
Quebec provincial police say a three-year-old Montreal girl who’d been reported missing on Sunday has been found alive in Ontario.The girl had been reported missing by her mother on Sunday afternoon with little information about what had happened to her, sparking a massive police response.
Missing three-year-old Montreal girl found alive in Ontario, Quebec police say
Quebec provincial police say a three-year-old Montreal girl who’d been reported missing on Sunday has been found alive in Ontario.
The girl had been reported missing by her mother on Sunday afternoon with little information about what had happened to her, sparking a massive police response.
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Measles resurgence exposes fault lines over vaccines and faith in Alberta town
The quiet streets of Taber, a small town in Southern Alberta, still hold reminders of the COVID-19 pandemic.Taped to the windows of the Taber town office and a local bank are posters that encourage physical distancing. Pinned to the fence of a home near the only major highway that runs through the town is an anti-Trudeau tarp expressing support for protestors who opposed vaccine mandates during the 2022 Coutts border blockade.
Measles resurgence exposes fault lines over vaccines and faith in Alberta town
The quiet streets of Taber, a small town in Southern Alberta, still hold reminders of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Taped to the windows of the Taber town office and a local bank are posters that encourage physical distancing. Pinned to the fence of a home near the only major highway that runs through the town is an anti-Trudeau tarp expressing support for protestors who opposed vaccine mandates during the 2022 Coutts border blockade.
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Oscar Peterson Centennial Quartet pianist Robi Botos pays tribute to jazz legend
The Oscar Peterson Centennial Quartet pianist Robi Botos, whom Peterson mentored, speaks from Osaka where they performed with the National Arts Centre Orchestra.
Oscar Peterson Centennial Quartet pianist Robi Botos pays tribute to jazz legend
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SAAQclic : la SAAQ a menti à Québec sur les dépassements de coûts, selon des documents
L'ex-PDG Denis Marsolais dit toutefois avoir avisé verbalement l'attaché politique du ministre des Transports.
SAAQclic : la SAAQ a menti à Québec sur les dépassements de coûts, selon des documents
L'ex-PDG Denis Marsolais dit toutefois avoir avisé verbalement l'attaché politique du ministre des Transports.
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The Globe and Mail
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Vancouver-based Lululemon cutting 150 corporate jobs after lowering profit expectations
Vancouver-based apparel company Lululemon Athletica is cutting about 150 corporate jobs, most of which are part of its store support centres. Earlier this month, the retailer lowered its profit expectations for the full year, estimating a more pronounced impact from expected tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Vancouver-based Lululemon cutting 150 corporate jobs after lowering profit expectations
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Une première bande-annonce pour le film biographique sur Bruce Springsteen
Jeremy Allen White incarne Bruce Springsteen dans Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere.
Une première bande-annonce pour le film biographique sur Bruce Springsteen
Jeremy Allen White incarne Bruce Springsteen dans Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere.
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Politique / Canada - Le Devoir
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Le projet de loi sur les grands projets avance malgré certaines réticences
Certains députés libéraux ont aussi exprimé leurs inquiétudes.
Le projet de loi sur les grands projets avance malgré certaines réticences
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Chronique | Feux de forêt, Premières Nations et promesses non tenues
La majorité des communautés n’a toujours pas un service d’incendie, malgré les promesses de 2015.
Chronique | Feux de forêt, Premières Nations et promesses non tenues
La majorité des communautés n’a toujours pas un service d’incendie, malgré les promesses de 2015.
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Suzanne Clément sera Pauline Julien dans le prochain film d’Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette
La cinéaste et écrivaine prépare un film sur la grande chanteuse québécoise.
Suzanne Clément sera Pauline Julien dans le prochain film d’Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette
La cinéaste et écrivaine prépare un film sur la grande chanteuse québécoise.
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The Globe and Mail
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'Elio' co-director Domee Shi mined her Toronto past for new Pixar feature
Elio co-director, Canadian Domee Shi, says she related to the main character of the new Pixar animated movie, a 'lonely artsy kid.'