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Windsor police respond to nearly a dozen collisions caused by slippery roads
The Windsor Police Service says it responded to nearly a dozen motor vehicle collisions after black ice created dangerous driving conditions across the city Saturday.
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Avi Lewis wins NDP leadership, will lead party into uncertain future
WINNIPEG — Left-wing firebrand Avi Lewis cruised to a first-ballot victory as the results of the NDP leadership vote were announced on Sunday morning. Lewis — an unapologetic eco-socialist running on a sweeping platform of public ownership and decarbonization — finished with 39,734 of 70,930 first-round votes. Edmonton NDP MP Heather McPherson finished a distant…
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Avi Lewis wins NDP leadership, will lead party into uncertain future
WINNIPEG — Left-wing firebrand Avi Lewis cruised to a first-ballot victory as the results of the NDP leadership vote were announced on Sunday morning. Lewis — an unapologetic eco-socialist running on a sweeping platform of public ownership and decarbonization — finished with 39,734 of 70,930 first-round votes. Edmonton NDP MP Heather McPherson finished a distant…
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Meet Avi Lewis, the leftist firebrand and new leader of the NDP
OTTAWA — Avi Lewis, a polarizing figure within the party who twice failed to win a federal seat in past elections and has never held elected office, is the new NDP leader. Lewis, a skilled communicator, will face a number of challenges in the coming months, including the need to win a seat in the…
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Meet Avi Lewis, the leftist firebrand and new leader of the NDP
OTTAWA — Avi Lewis, a polarizing figure within the party who twice failed to win a federal seat in past elections and has never held elected office, is the new NDP leader. Lewis, a skilled communicator, will face a number of challenges in the coming months, including the need to win a seat in the…
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Air traffic controller’s ‘I messed up’ highlights human limits — but experts urge caution
The comment, captured on live air traffic control audio, has quickly become one of the most haunting elements of the crash that killed two Canadian pilots and injured dozens more. But aviation experts warn the remark risks oversimplifying what is potentially a more complex chain of failures.
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How AI is infiltrating the dating world, from crafting flirty messages to matchmaking
Companies have been keen to jump on the AI bandwagon in the last year, unveiling new AI features that promise to help users level up their dating game. But some users, particularly women, say it’s making it more difficult to tell fact from fiction, and making the quest for love more difficult.
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Saving Canada via the free market
“Everyone wants to say this at the Petroleum Club, but no one wants to say it in public,” confides Bryan Gould, Shell Canada M&A veteran and now executive chair and founder of Aspenleaf Energy, a private Canadian light oil and gas producer. The only politically viable path forward on energy, he tells me — however…
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Large crowd gathers outside Queen’s Park for anti-Ford rally
A large crowd gathered outside Queen’s Park in Toronto Saturday for a rally against Ontario Premier Doug Ford to protest a flood of recent announcements from the provincial government.
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Oxford Frozen Foods fined $10K for mislabelling blueberries as Canadian
Nova Scotia-based Oxford Frozen Foods has been fined $10,000 for mislabelling its blueberries as Canadian at a time when more consumers are looking to buy local in grocery stores.