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Canadians vacationing at popular Cancun resort hit hard by vomiting, cramps and diarrhea
Several Canadian tourists were staying at a popular resort in Cancun, Mexico when they recently became severely ill. They were among dozens of tourists at the Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun reportedly hit by food-borne illness, with most complaining of stomach pain and many landing in hospital. Families at the resort began experiencing projectile vomiting, watery…
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Toronto cop at centre of corruption probe lists GTA house for sale
The home of the Toronto police constable described as the “genesis” of a months-long corruption probe was listed for sale this week while the officer remains behind bars.
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Supreme Court rules against Trump tariffs, but Canadian companies aren’t out of the woods just yet
The United States Supreme court struck down President Donald Trump’s global tariffs on Friday, but the decision doesn’t mean Canadian businesses are out of the woods just yet, economists and lawyers following the trade war said. The 6-3 ruling found that Trump overstepped his executive powers without congressional approval in imposing tariffs under the International Emergency…
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Gordie Howe bridge will cut deep into truck traffic at competing Ambassador Bridge: DHS
The opening of the new Gordie Howe bridge is widely expected to change the way billions of dollars worth of goods and millions of travelers cross between Canada and the U.S. But a recent U.S. government analysis puts a number on just how significant the traffic impact could be at the busiest international trade corridor…
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Ontario allows early-morning alcohol sales for gold medal hockey game
Ontario will allow bars and restaurants across the province to start selling alcohol as of 6 a.m. ET on Sunday as the Canadian men’s hockey team competes for a gold medal at the Olympics.
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Feds won’t stand in the way of Alberta’s fall referendum, stress common immigration goals
OTTAWA — Federal officials say they won’t stand in the way of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s plan to put a number of constitutional and immigration-related questions to a referendum in the fall, and say they’re already taking meaningful steps to bring migration down to a sustainable level. Gabriel Brunet, a spokesman for Intergovernmental Affairs Minister…
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Windsor, Detroit business leaders welcome ruling that Trump overstepped authority with global tariffs
Chamber of commerce leaders in Windsor and Detroit have welcomed Friday’s Supreme Court ruling that U.S. President Donald Trump exceeded his authority when he used the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose sweeping global tariffs.
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Why Hockey Canada must rethink the women’s program right after these Olympics — not later
For almost 58 minutes on Thursday night in Milan, Hockey Canada was getting ready to serve its doubters a big, heaping plate of told-you-so. The women’s hockey team, the one that was too old, too slow, too full of veterans who couldn’t keep up with the fresh-faced American college kids, had been doing exactly that.…
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Nestlé to sell global ice cream business impacting London, Ont. plant
Nestlé is negotiating to sell off the remainder of its ice cream business to a company it partnered with ten years ago, but says there will be no immediate impact on its Canadian operations.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s tariffs. Will companies get their money back?
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday in a 6-3 decision that President Donald Trump ’s tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were beyond his purview and lacked historical precedent. The IEEPA is a 1977 law that gives sitting U.S. presidents the power to declare a national emergency related to security,…