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Quebec provincial police make four arrests in Mob-linked killings
Quebec provincial police say they've arrested four people in connection with four killings allegedly linked to Italian organized crime. -
'Ladies and gentlemen' a phrase of the past on board some Canadian airlines
Several Canadian airlines have scrubbed the phrase ``ladies and gentlemen'' from their in-flight announcements, or are considering making the change, replacing the gendered language with non-binary terminology as part of a broader shift toward corporate inclusivity. -
Loblaw gathered too much personal info in gift card offer: privacy commissioner
Canada's privacy commissioner says Loblaw Companies Ltd. initially collected too much personal information from some customers requesting a gift card tied to an alleged bread price-fixing scandal. -
Air Canada scrubs 737 Max from schedule until Feb. 14, affecting thousands
Air Canada is keeping the Boeing 737 Max off its flying schedule until Feb. 14, citing ``regulatory uncertainty'' that will affect thousands of passengers. -
Gas association warns switch to electricity could raise costs by $1.4 trillion
The Canadian Gas Association says building renewable electricity capacity to replace just half of Canada's current fossil fuel-generated energy could increase national costs by as much as $1.4 trillion over the next 30 years. -
NB planning to issue new air quality approval for Saint-Leonard sawmill
The New Brunswick government is planning to issue a new Class 1 air quality approval for the J.D. Irving Ltd. Grande-Riviere sawmill in Saint-Leonard. -
Fredericton takes next step to deal with drive-thru traffic congestion
City councillors in Fredericton have taken another step towards addressing traffic jams caused by a busy Tim Hortons drive-thru. -
New Brunswick premier critical of Trudeau comments on abortion services
The premier of New Brunswick says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is playing politics with the issue of abortion services in the province. -
Ford says he won't be drawn into federal election campaign
The premier has been laying low for weeks; this is only the second time, since federal election campaign began, that he's made himself available to answer journalists' questions -
Former US president Barack Obama endorses Justin Trudeau
``The world needs his progressive leadership now, and I hope our neighbours to the north support him for another term,'' Obama wrote. -
Loblaw gathered too much personal info in gift card offer: privacy commissioner
Canada's privacy commissioner says Loblaw Companies Ltd. initially collected too much personal information from some customers requesting a gift card tied to an alleged bread price-fixing scandal. -
ETFO says talks with the government have stalled
The union has asked for a conciliation officer to step in -
Toronto Public Library under fire over event by controversial speaker
An online petition that has gathered more than 2,400 signatures says the library is providing a platform for Meghan Murphy to spread hate speech -
Marineland plans to sell five belugas to aquarium in Connecticut
Marineland plans to sell five belugas to a U-S facility that plans on breeding them. -
City, province agree to funding plan for 2 new subway lines
Mayor John Tory says the city negotiated an agreement with the province for transit expansion that includes the city retaining ownership of the subway network. -
Trudeau accuses Tories of running 'one of the dirtiest, nastiest campaigns'
He said the Conservatives are adopting the politics of fear and negativity, though he did not blame them for the security threat -
Scheer says ethics violations should come with bigger penalties
Trudeau was found to have violated the Conflict of Interest Act twice over the last four years -
Food watchdog expands warning of possible E. coli contamination of beef products
The products have been sold in places like Walmart and Pusateri's -
Food watchdog expands warning of possible E. coli contamination of beef products sold in Ontario
Dozens more raw beef products are being recalled from some restaurants and grocery stores in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario, including Walmart and Pusateri's. -
Fredericton plans to fix traffic issues near popular drive-thru
City Council moving ahead with plans to add another roundabout to traffic. -
$3M 'Mason de l'Acadie' project to soon get underway in Petit-Rocher
A multi-million dollar renovation project to convert Petit-Rocher's historic Madisco Complex into the 'Maison de l'Acadie' is expected to get underway soon.
