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2 men deported over alleged roles in extortions targeting Edmonton’s South Asian community, police say
Edmonton police along with federal law enforcement deported two men for their connection to extortion schemes targeting business owners in the city’s South Asian community. Similar criminal schemes have seen businesses burned across Edmonton in recent years.
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Nova Scotia MLA says online blackmailers targeted him, shared intimate images
A provincial politician says he and his wife were victimized by online hackers in a blackmail scheme this week. In a statement released by the Progressive Conservative party, Hammonds Plains-Lucasville PC MLA Rick Burns said hackers accessed his email and requested money, which the family refused to pay. “Because we refused payment, the hackers accessed files on my…
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They allegedly sparked 613 pregnancies. Quebec father and son banned from donating more sperm
In a rare judicial move and a first in Canada, a Quebec judge this week granted an injunction to ban a fecund father and son in the province from donating any more of their sperm. Court documents obtained by National Post note that, as of November 2024, the two donors had allegedly contributed to at…
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Suspect shot by Vaughan homeowner in custody after he was dropped off at Toronto-area hospital: police
A man who was dropped off at a Toronto-area hospital after being shot and wounded during an armed home invasion in Vaughan, Ont., is now in custody , police say, adding that he was wanted for numerous other violent offences. A man identified as Trestin Cassanova-Alman, 24, of no fixed address, has been charged with robbery…
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Canadians aren’t buying ‘algorithmic pricing,’ even if they don’t know what it is
So-called algorithmic pricing may be a new concept for many Canadians, but the idea of prices fluctuating based on a computer program is one most are against. More than half of Canadians view algorithmic pricing as unfair and 52 per cent say it should be banned, while 31 per cent believe it should be allowed…
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Foreign minister Anand declares Canada’s ‘mission’ is to ‘lead’ amid global disorder
The Liberal government leaned further into its emerging leadership role among the world’s middle powers, with Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand telling a London audience that now is the country’s time to lead internationally. Making the keynote address at the 2026 Chatham House Global Trade Conference on Thursday, Anand said that a country’s greatness…
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Government awards $307M contract to Colt Canada to manufacture over 65,000 rifles for the Canadian Armed Forces
OTTAWA – The Liberal government awarded a contract worth $307 million to Kitchener-based manufacturer Colt Canada on Thursday, to produce 65,402 rifles for the Canadian Army. The procurement will come in two phases, with the first 30,000 Canadian Modular Assault rifles set to be delivered over the next three years. The remaining 35,000 will be…
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Defence minister ‘didn’t know’ about Iranian strike on base housing Canadians until after media report
Defence Minister David McGuinty said he did not know about a strike on an air base in Kuwait where members of the Canadian Armed Forces were stationed, until after it was first reported by a media outlet. “No, I didn’t know about it before La Presse reported on it,” McGuinty said, in a response to…
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N.L. government expropriated this family’s home 14 years ago for a highway. It sold the land instead
Hannah and Cyndie Stapleton said they were gobsmacked to discover a new home is being built where their former home once stood — over 13 years after it was expropriated. Now, Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Barry Petten says the department is developing a new land disposition policy.
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Bank of Canada would lean to rate cuts if not for the Iran war, says CIBC’s Benjamin Tal
Benjamin Tal , deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets, talks to Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the Bank of Canada ‘s latest interest rate decision and what’s next for inflation and trade talks. • Email: lharapyn@postmedia.com