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Google proposes to share Play Store catalogue to resolve case
Alphabet Inc. ’s Google and Epic Games Inc. proposed a new settlement Wednesday to resolve a long-running antitrust case between the two companies. The proposed agreement would call for Google to share a catalogue of apps available in its Play Store with rivals and allow alternate app stores onto Android phones after registration. In a…
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Ontario education minister aiming for uniformity and safety in schools but parents group insists crisis is in chronic underfunding
Ontario education minister Paul Calandra says the return of paper report cards is one of the priorities for Ontario schools. He made the remark during a wide-ranging conversation with parents and teachers in London, Ontario last week. “We are going to bring back a report in paper form, as well as online, because too many…
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‘The bus spun 180 degrees’ in Ont. crash that sent students to hospital
A school bus carrying two students collided with a tractor-trailer in Huron East Tuesday morning. Police say heavy fog reduced visibility and are reminding drivers to use extra caution.
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Ontario cuts mining permit timelines by 50%, Lecce says
Ontario’s Energy and Mines Minister, Stephen Lecce , talks to the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn on the floor of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) convention in Toronto about what the province is doing to encourage the industry . Danielle Smith expects foreign investment to play a role in funding a new pipeline…
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Judge questions ‘very different stories’ from teen girls accusing former school staffer of sexual assault
During closing arguments in the sexual assault trial of a former public school staff member, Justice Brian Dube said he’s trying to reconcile the “two very different stories” from the teen complainants.
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Windsor mayor proposes toll for truck traffic using the Ambassador Bridge
Mayor Drew Dilkens is asking the province to grant Windsor an exemption to a provision of the province’s Municipal Act that would allow the municipality to charge a toll on truck traffic.
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AI, a live issue in NDP leadership race, takes centre stage at left-wing Progress Summit
OTTAWA — As progressives from across Canada and the world gather in Ottawa this week, one topic that will be near the top of the agenda is the rapid ascent of artificial intelligence (AI) in society. Jen Hassum, executive director of left-leaning think tank the Broadbent Institute, says she expects to hear many perspectives on…
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Poilievre promises binding LNG supply deals with Europe and to ‘override’ governments blocking energy projects
BERLIN — Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre promised a Conservative government would sign binding supply agreements with European allies such as Germany to supply them with natural gas while “overriding bureaucracies and other levels of government” to speed up building pipelines and LNG terminals. Poilievre delivered a speech Wednesday in Berlin that alternated between an emphatic…
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Why Mark Carney got chippy with a reporter over what an ‘unnamed government official’ said
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney got a little bit chippy when asked by a National Post reporter if he agreed with an unnamed government official who downplayed India’s role in transnational repression and foreign interference in a briefing last week. “Well, we can debate whether you had a discussion that was not for quotation,”…
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Ontario students stage mass protest over Ford government’s cuts to aid program
Students across the province are protesting recent changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) — the post-secondary financial aid system will go from a majority grant structure to a majority loan structure in the new school year.