Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to make a housing announcement in Winnipeg today.
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Measles identified in Ontario adult who recently travelled through Toronto Pearson airport
Another confirmed case of measles has been identified in an Ontario adult who had recently travelled abroad through Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Big-O tower to close until summer after fire; Swimming Canada’s Olympic trials affected
The Olympic Stadium tower is being closed down for the summer after a fire broke out at the Montreal landmark last month.
Man wanted for allegedly assaulting Toronto cop turns himself in, police say
A man wanted for allegedly assaulting an officer at a downtown protest over the weekend has surrendered, Toronto police say.
B.C. man linked to global child pornography operation receives conviction
A 34-year-old man from Surrey, B.C. has been convicted of child sexual exploitation following a years-long investigation into a global criminal operation.
Top Netflix titles present skewed version of adolescent pain, U of C research team finds
A new paper authored by University of Calgary Department of Psychology researchers found top Netflix shows watched by adolescents largely dismissed common sources of pain.
ULTIMATE HAT TRICK: Hunt believes Atlético Ottawa could be his third team to win league title
Soccer club teams up with Canadian Blood Services in “Save a Life” initiative for home opener April 13.
Elderly woman seriously injured after being struck by driver in Toronto’s west end: paramedics
A pedestrian was rushed to a trauma centre with serious, but non-life-threatening, injuries after being struck by the driver of a vehicle in Toronto’s west end Wednesday afternoon, say paramedics.
SAIT students may have found a way to combat Calgary’s cracked sidewalks
SAIT students in the Civilian Engineering Technology program believe they have created the right mix of concrete and graphene to combat the city’s growing sidewalk problem, due to freeze-thaw cycles.
Manitoba property managers group says rebate changes could lead to higher costs
A Manitoba property managers group says it may face increased costs and have to raise rents under changes included in the provincial budget.
