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Toronto library reviewing policies after controversial event sparks outrage

TORONTO — The Toronto Public Library is reviewing its policies after a gathering at a local branch to honour a lawyer who defended people associated with the white supremacy movement was met with widespread criticism.

Ontario premier to attend meeting of U.S. governors to talk trade, opioids

TORONTO — Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is heading to Rhode Island today to attend a meeting of U.S. governors, where she plans to talk about cross-border trade and the opioid crisis.

When purchasing a critical illness insurance policy could make sense

TORONTO — It was about eight years ago that Brooke Robinson bought a critical illness insurance policy due to her family's history of breast cancer, only to trigger it six years later for an entirely different and unexpected reason.
'What floats my boat:' Canada's strongest woman prepares for Calgary Stampede

'What floats my boat:' Canada's strongest woman prepares for Calgary Stampede

CALGARY — Allison Lockhart is one strong woman. Actually when it comes to Canada, she is the strong woman.

Public housing agency fined $100,000 in seniors building fire that killed four

Toronto's public housing agency has pleaded guilty to a fire code violation in relation to a blaze at a seniors residence that killed four people last year.

Driver injured after school bus crash in Ottawa

Ottawa fire services says a bus driver is in hospital after a crash involving a school bus on Thursday morning. They say the incident occurred around 7:25 a.m. when a school bus carrying one passenger collided with a truck.
Air Canada passenger: Pilot didn't tell fliers of near-calamity in San Francisco

Air Canada passenger: Pilot didn't tell fliers of near-calamity in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO — A top California state official said Wednesday he was a passenger on an Air Canada jet that nearly landed on a taxiway where four other planes were sitting rather than the designated runway at San Francisco International Airport.
First Nations evade evacuation orders, fight fires as weather conditions improve

First Nations evade evacuation orders, fight fires as weather conditions improve

ALEXIS CREEK, B.C. — Emergency officials and police are urging British Columbia residents to respect evacuation orders ahead of fast-moving wildfires, but some First Nations are standing their ground, successfully protecting their homes and property.

Calgary police say body found in ditch probably linked to car fire deaths

CALGARY — Police say a body found in a ditch west of Calgary is likely to be linked to three people found dead in a burned-out car earlier this week. Acting Insp.
Families want more resignations from missing, murdered Indigenous women inquiry

Families want more resignations from missing, murdered Indigenous women inquiry

WINNIPEG — Cries from frustrated families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls grew louder Wednesday as advocates in different parts of the country called for a reboot of the study following the resignation of a Metis commissioner.
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