In the next few weeks, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government will make one of the most important decisions of its short ...

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The project has attracted attention in political and tech circles; Liberal prime minister Mark Carney even established a ...

TIFF has always had the twin goals of bringing the best of world cinema to Toronto and the best of Canadian cinema to the ...

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A ngela also introduced me to the band Jump5, a pop group of five squeaky-voiced blond Christian kids. She particularly loved the song “Spinning Around,” which was ostensibly about God but just ...

Meanwhile, in Canada, the lentil harvest was peaking. In Saskatchewan, more land was being seeded than ever before. Exports ...