China denies forced labour allegations after Liberal MP Michael Ma’s comments
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Law overhauling regulation of health professionals in B.C. set to take effect
Legislation takes aim at disciplinary colleges and appeals process
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Five big questions after landmark Supreme Court hearing on Quebec’s Bill 21
Arguments about Bill 21 focused on limits of Charter rights
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What to know about NASA’s historic Artemis II moon mission
The mission will send four astronauts, including Canadian Jeremy Hansen, on a 10-day journey – with the next launch window expected for April 1
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How Canada came to be part of Artemis II’s historic mission to the moon
The aim of the voyage is to usher in an era of lunar exploration and development – and getting Jeremy Hansen on the crew was years in the making
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Tanker sails through Canada’s misunderstood ‘tanker ban’ area off B.C.’s north coast
The Oil Tanker Moratorium Act prevents large oil tankers from loading or unloading at the Kitimat and Prince Rupert ports
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Dental-care delivery in North needs overhaul, Canadian Dental Association CEO says
Inaction risks perpetuating inequities in oral health in the country, Aaron Burry says in response to The Globe’s in depth story
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Award-winning cameraman Phil Pendry understood the power of his lens
Part of the first generation to work in television, he flew to global hot spots such as Algiers, Cyprus, Northern Ireland, Congo and Cambodia to shoot movie newsreel material, documentaries and spot n...
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NDP convention kicks off as struggling party readies to pick a new federal leader
Party has faced an existential crisis over the past few months after a record low share of the popular vote and losing status in the House of Commons
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First Nations group in Northern Ontario demands better fire service after child’s death
Group also says the Canadian Human Rights Commission has taken too long with their complaint
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Canadian soccer star Quinn speaks out about making sports safe for trans athletes
Quinn was the first openly transgender, nonbinary athlete to win an Olympic medal and compete in a FIFA World Cup
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Higher oil prices could drastically reduce Alberta’s budget shortfall
In a place where resource royalties dictate finances, a lot can happen in a month – and it has
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Ontario man sentenced to 20 years after pleading guilty to terrorism charges
Matthew Althorpe admitted to creating and publishing white supremacist propaganda as an active member of the terror group Atomwaffen Division
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Ottawa allocates $29-million from Energy Innovation Program for carbon capture, clean tech projects
Five projects, including two in Saskatchewan, will receive the largest share of the funds
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Clarke to acquire Ravelin Properties REIT in all-stock deal worth $1.1-billion
Ravelin has been weighing alternatives to deal with financial difficulties
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China forced labour 'hearsay,' Liberal MP suggests
MP Michael Ma cast doubt on reports of human rights abuses in China during a Thursday hearing at the House industry committee. He asked Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, a senior fellow at the University of...
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Ebullient Montreal announcer Rodger Brulotte shared the joy of baseball with French-speaking fans
Calling games for the Expos, and later the Blue Jays, he was known for a home-run cry that became his catchphrase: ‘Bonsoir! Elle est partie!’
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Morning Update: Lessons of hope from a Canadian whale scientist
Also in today’s edition: Ottawa’s Indigenous contracting rules and Olympics’ gender policy
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The inner world of cats and dogs
Studies have shown that women speak and interact more with cats than men do
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What to know about ICE agents and TSA wait times at U.S. airports if you’re flying south
Trump sent ICE agents to assist TSA at major American airports on Monday
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Civilian accused in Project South faced prior charges as alleged gambling enforcer
Man known to police as ‘Frank the Tank’ saw charges dropped in 2014 in exchange for peace bond
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Grifols donors not informed their plasma is used for drugs sold overseas, MPs hear
VP tells House of Commons committee that donors are informed of risk of death during the procedure
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Officials urge people to take transit or work from home to avoid World Cup congestion
Toronto’s transportation plan includes street closures, parking restrictions and increased public transit to manage congestion
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Supreme Court wraps up four-day hearing on Quebec’s Bill 21
More than two dozen outside groups put forth a panoply of arguments about the secularism law and the Charter’s nonwithstanding clause
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Readers share their thoughts about Canada reaching NATO’s military spending targets
Whether they were glad Canada hit its target or concerned about additional spending, Globe readers had many thoughts on the subject
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Blue Jays ready to kick off MLB regular season
The Toronto Blue Jays will kick off their regular season Friday night as the reigning American League champions. Canada's lone big-league team is looking to get over the hump this year after dropping...
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Tumbler Ridge shooting victim Maya Gebala’s mother says UFC boss Dana White offering to fund care
Mother Cia Edmonds says 12-year-old Gebala is now stable enough to travel, although the plan remains ‘tentative’
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Ontario projects $13.8-billion deficit in budget, delays balancing books
Province cites economic uncertainty for red ink as U.S. tariffs continue to weigh on businesses
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From health care to HST, here are the biggest takeaways from Ontario’s budget
Budget predicts higher deficit for the coming fiscal year, gives small businesses a tax break and allocates more funding to hospitals
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Bodies of Air Canada pilots killed in LaGuardia collision to be repatriated
Deaths of two young aviators have shaken up the industry, Air Line Pilots Association says
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B.C. Conservative MLA Hon Chan charged with assault, removed from caucus
Mr. Chan was charged with assault, assault by choking and uttering threats, BC Prosecution Service says
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MLA Hon Chan facing ‘serious criminal charges’, say B.C. Conservatives
‘Any allegations of domestic violence are taken seriously’ by party, says interim leader Trevor Halford
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Ontario to unveil budget against backdrop of trade wars and global conflicts
It is not expected to have any tax increases
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Parts of southwestern B.C. get walloped by heavy snowfall
It has triggered a temporary shutdown of the Coquihalla Highway this morning, between Hope and Merritt
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Morning Update: A new leader for a diminished NDP
Also in today’s edition: A Rogers estate battle and Meta’s landmark trial
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How the Northwest Territories became a dentistry desert
Without visiting dentists, many NWT residents must travel far for service – or continue to suffer if they can’t
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Ontario’s psychology regulator faces calls to scrap proposed training changes
Letter from more than 1,400 registrants and graduate students calls for the removal of Tony DeBono as registrar of the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts
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Alberta health authority trying to recoup millions it paid MHCare for drugs never delivered
Premier Danielle Smith says AHS abandoned strategy of trying to recover value by buying more medication from the company
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FIFA cancelling thousands of hotel bookings in host cities, including Vancouver and Toronto
Roughly 15,000 nights worth of bookings cancelled in Vancouver, BC Hotel Association says
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Quebec’s Bill 21 is being heard before the Supreme Court. Here’s what you need to know
Quebec’s secularism law is before the court, with debates over religious freedoms and the province’s use of the notwithstanding clause
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NHL players, coaches split on use of iPads on benches
Younger players unsurprisingly tend to want bench tablet during games, while coaches, veteran players don’t like it
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Ontario should restore funding for supervised drug-use sites, former Toronto mayors say
In the province, EMS calls for opioid overdoses increased by nearly 70% after site closings last April
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CoolIT’s employees to get massive cash payouts with $4.75-billion sale to Ecolab
Cooling technology supplier’s sale to Minnesota-based company is one of the largest exits ever in tech sector in Canada
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Split quota continues between Indigenous, commercial harvesters for contentious baby eel fishery
High-value spring hunt for juvenile American eels, known as elvers, will begin along Nova Scotia, New Brunswick rivers
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A 'miracle' more weren't killed in Air Canada plane crash, expert says
As experts assess the aftermath of the Air Canada Express plane crash at LaGuardia Airport on Sunday, some say they're surprised it wasn't worse, despite the tragedy of a disaster that left two pilots...
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Tumbler Ridge student's heroism during mass shooting revealed by MP
Bob Zimmer, the MP representing Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has told the National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa on Tuesday how a 12-year-old girl heroically tried to save two classmates shot in the mass killing...
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Tumbler Ridge student’s heroic attempt to save classmates revealed by MP
12-year-old girl named Christina dragged two classmates under a table after they were shot, says Bob Zimmer
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Ottawa and Alberta agree on methane-emissions reduction plan
Deal is a key provision of memorandum of understanding that could pave way for new oil pipeline to West Coast
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Globe journalist Hugh Winsor revealed the power dynamics at work on Parliament Hill
He was hired in 1969 for his expertise in foreign affairs, went on to cover a wide range of issues and concluded his long career as a columnist writing about federal politics
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Terrebonne by-election to use write-in ballots due to high number of candidates
Voters will have to write in the first name, or initials, and last name of their chosen candidate, as is done on a special ballot