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Canada Far more of the fans at Bell Centre booed than on Thursday night before the U.S. game against Finland, and the booing lasted for the entire length of the song. Canadian fans reacting to U.S. president’s tariff, annexation threatsThe Canadian Press · Posted: Feb 15, 2025 8:51 PM ESTContinue Reading

London·Video London, Ont., veteran Bruce Stock was on duty on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Feb. 15, 1965, when the Maple Leaf flag was raised for the first time. To commemorate its 60th anniversary today, Stock wrote the flag a heartfelt letter. Bruce Stock of London, Ont., says the flagContinue Reading

Having mused that he hopes his education secretary pick will “put herself out of a job,” U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly vowed to shutter the U.S. Education Department. He’s already moved to redirect federal funding toward expanding school choice in America’s K-12 system. Here’s a look at the issueContinue Reading

After the Chaudhari family landed in Montreal on a flight from Winnipeg they walked out the airport doors to a waiting grey minivan allegedly driven by a key player in a human smuggling network that would eventually lead the four Indian nationals to their deaths,  according to court records obtainedContinue Reading

Canada Canadians have so far been shielded from the high egg prices plaguing the U.S. market in the midst of an avian flu outbreak, and industry experts say it’s likely to stay that way — for now. Smaller farms here less affected by avian flu’s devastation in the U.S. KevinContinue Reading

You might have whiplash if you’ve been following the trade war this week. After weeks of threats, U.S. President Donald Trump said Saturday he was officially slapping a 25 per cent tariff on virtually all Canadian goods and a 10 per cent tariff on Canadian energy. In retaliation, Canada said it would startContinue Reading

Canadians sound off on Trump’s trade war We asked Canadians: How concerned are you about Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods? It’s feared that hefty U.S. tariffs to be imposed this Tuesday on goods imported from America’s three largest trading partners — Canada, Mexico and China — could upend industries from autos toContinue Reading

Canada Many Ontario colleges have cut programs, put others under review and closed satellite campuses. Cuts have also started in other provinces, and experts worry there will be less choice for students and, in the long run, fewer qualified grads entering the workforce of some sectors. Program losses are ‘unprecedented,’Continue Reading

Hundreds wait in the snow to get a family doctor in rural Ontario More than 1,000 people lined up in the snow in Walkerton, Ont., on Wednesday to try to get a family doctor — but only the first 500 would be successful. This story is part of CBC Health’sContinue Reading