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For a while, Jordan Baechler thought he was doing everything right. At 26, he bought his first home; a one-bedroom condo in Toronto’s King West neighbourhood for about $600,000.
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Why fly south when the North is calling? From desert-like tundra in the Arctic to remote islands with wild horses and breathtaking fjords, Canada offers a world of wonder. With insights from Cedar Swan, CEO of Adventure Canada — a Canadian travel company that specializes in Arctic and Atlantic Canada travel — these photos highlight destinations across the country that rival their famous U.S. counterparts.
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Counterfeit Viagra that could pose 'serious health risks' was seized from a convenience store in Toronto’s east end, Health Canada says.
A new survey has found most Canadians are hoping that when Parliament resumes later this month, the House of Commons will see more cooperation than the bureaucratic gridlock which shut down the session — particularly when it comes to matters involving the United States.
For the last 15 years, there’s been a lot of talk about the possibilities of small modular reactors – mini nuclear plants that could be factory built and power an industrial site or a small city. Now, Ontario is pressing ahead with a plan to build four of them – the first in the western world.
A judge has ruled that the Crown can continue its cross examination of Coun. Michael Thompson in his sexual assault trial.
