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Canadian government taking over vaccine injury compensation program
The federal public health agency is taking over administration of a program that compensates people who have been injured by vaccines, months after Health Minister Marjorie Michel ordered an audit of the program following complaints about its administration.
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Judge rules against CRA motion in tax case against Leafs’ John Tavares. But the $8M fight isn’t over
The federal government has lost a procedural motion in a multi-million dollar tax case involving Toronto Maple Leafs star John Tavares. The Department of Justice had sought “a knowledgeable representative” from Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE), the corporate owner of the Maple Leafs, to be examined as part of their ongoing case centring on…
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Alberta separatists say they have the 177,732 signatures they need to force independence referendum
The group behind the Alberta independence petition said it has received the 177,732 signatures it needs to force a referendum. Mitch Sylvestre, head of Stay Free Alberta, confirmed to the National Post that it has met the threshold. The petition still needs official approval from Elections Alberta, which will review the signatures according to the…
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Garry Marr: Tax and fee cuts have home developers itching to build. All they need now are buyers
Developers in Ontario say a reduction in taxes and fees that could cut the cost of new homes by up to $200,000 has them ready to build. All that’s missing now are buyers. The recent changes include the elimination of the 13 per cent harmonized sales tax from new homes for all buyers that was…
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Nowhere is safe from the wrath of a Canada goose — not even this Ontario campus
Last week, a Canada goose found its way into a building at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo, Ont., campus and was captured by several witnesses on video trying to fly away, causing students to run for cover. The goose’s capers went viral on social media.
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Woman killed after being hit by train in Montreal’s Mile End neighbourhood
Montreal police are investigating the death of a 26-year-old woman who was hit by a train in Montreal’s Mile End neighbourhood Tuesday morning.
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New trial ordered for man found guilty of murder in Quebec City Halloween sword attacks
In a decision rendered Tuesday, the Quebec Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial for Carl Girouard, the man who was found guilty of first-degree murder following the Quebec City sword attacks on Halloween night in 2020.
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Canada’s economy is on a rollercoaster that the Bank of Canada will have to ride, economists say
Canada’s better-than-expected gross domestic product (GDP) growth has put the economy on track to get close to or meet the Bank of Canada ‘s growth outlook for the first quarter, economists said. Statistics Canada said GDP in January rose 0.1 per cent month over month, beating economist estimates of no growth, and the agency issued…
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GM idles Detroit EV plant, temporarily laying off 1,300 workers
General Motors is idling a Detroit electric vehicle plant until April 13, extending downtime that began on March 16, the company said on Monday.
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Windsor police search for 3 suspects in targeted home invasion
The Windsor Police Service is currently trying to locate three suspects in a targeted home invasion where a gunshot was reportedly fired. Police say the home invasion occurred in south Windsor.