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'The Wire' creators on how 'The Deuce' looks at sex from a different perspective

'The Wire' creators on how 'The Deuce' looks at sex from a different perspective

TORONTO — Even after years of making game-changing TV series like HBO's "The Wire" and "Treme," creators David Simon and George Pelecanos knew that as two men overseeing a show about prostitution and pornography, they could be accused of exploitation
Montreal-born James Campbell Clouston recognized for efforts at Dunkirk

Montreal-born James Campbell Clouston recognized for efforts at Dunkirk

MONTREAL — The Montreal-born Second World War hero whose efforts at Dunkirk in 1940 saved the lives of hundreds of thousands of soldiers was recognized in his hometown on Thursday. Parks Canada unveiled a plaque in honour of Cmdr.
PM speaks of Indigenous Peoples, climate, middle class at UN General Assembly

PM speaks of Indigenous Peoples, climate, middle class at UN General Assembly

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — Following is a condensed version of the prepared text of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's remarks Thursday to the UN General Assembly: Mr. President, fellow delegates, friends.
Montreal hotel redesigns suite that hosted Lennon and Ono's 'bed-in for peace'

Montreal hotel redesigns suite that hosted Lennon and Ono's 'bed-in for peace'

MONTREAL — The iconic signs "hair peace" and "bed peace" still appear in the window of the Montreal hotel room where John Lennon and Yoko Ono held their famous bed-in 1969 -- only now they're window decals instead of hand-drawn posters.

Fire call leads to 337 charges against man after numerous guns found in home

PICKERING, Ont. — A man is facing more than 300 weapons-related charges after firefighters responding to a carbon monoxide alarm at a home in a community east of Toronto found something suspicious.
Former Wales captain Kingsley Jones named Canadian men's rugby coach

Former Wales captain Kingsley Jones named Canadian men's rugby coach

TORONTO — Kingsley Jones remembers taking Russia to Tbilisi to play Georgia in 2012, the first time the Russian rugby team had been there since the invasion of South Ossettia in 2008.

Canada border agent detentions of Mexicans surge to highest levels in decade

TORONTO — Detentions of Mexican nationals by Canadian border agents have surged dramatically this year to levels not seen in a decade, new figures obtained by The Canadian Press show.
Canada's best-documented UFO sighting still intrigues, 50 years on

Canada's best-documented UFO sighting still intrigues, 50 years on

HALIFAX — The first frantic callers to reach the RCMP were clear: something had crashed in the waters off Shag Harbour, N.S. It was around 11 p.m. on the night of Oct. 4, 1967. Most witnesses thought it was a doomed aircraft.
'The community's figuring it out:' Arctic cruise tourism comes of age

'The community's figuring it out:' Arctic cruise tourism comes of age

GJOA HAVEN , Nunavut — Tourists say the darndest things. Just ask Anna Aaluq, who's waiting on a pebbly beach to guide a group of cruise ship passengers around her hometown of Gjoa Haven, Nunavut. "They ask if we still live in caribou-skin tents.

Child dies after being left in car in Toronto, 1 person in custody: police

TORONTO — Police say a young child has died after being left in a car in west-end Toronto. The child was taken to hospital in critical condition after being found in the car on Thursday afternoon. Police say the child was pronounced dead in hospital.
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