In a significant move within international relations, Canada sanctions Israel by joining countries like the U.K., Australia, Norway, and New Zealand in imposing punitive measures against two Israeli ministers.This decision marks a pivotal moment in Canada’s foreign policy, reflecting a stance on emerging geopolitical conflicts.
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National Post delivery delay has impacted subscribers in Greater Toronto and surrounding areas, as the highly anticipated Saturday edition will now arrive on Sunday morning.This unforeseen setback is mainly due to print newspaper production issues, affecting numerous National Post subscribers who rely on timely news.
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When faced with the unsettling experience of turbulence during flights, many passengers wonder about their rights regarding airline compensation for turbulence-induced damages.The question of whether airlines are liable for injuries is complex, but the Montreal Convention lays down some foundational guidelines.
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The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is set to expand significantly this month, enhancing access for millions of Canadians in need of dental coverage.Starting May 2025, eligible adults aged 18 to 64 can begin applying for affordable dental care, with benefits starting as early as June.
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U.S.border biometrics is taking a significant step forward as the government plans to photograph individuals leaving the country by vehicle at border crossings.
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Oaklynn Schweder found her way back to her family in British Columbia after a harrowing three-day ordeal that captured the attention of the community and beyond.The search operation Oaklynn involved dedicated volunteers and emergency responders who tirelessly scoured the wooded areas around her home.
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Leo XIV’s childhood home for sale, located at 212 E.141st Place in Dolton, Illinois, has captured the attention of Chicago real estate enthusiasts and celebrity home hunters alike.
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AI use in legal documents is a topic that has recently gained significant attention, especially with cases emerging across the legal landscape.A particularly compelling example comes from a courtroom in Toronto, where a judge confronted a lawyer over the alleged use of artificial intelligence tools to draft submissions rife with fictitious cases and inaccuracies.
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The Royal Canadian Navy undertook an extraordinary mission that showcased its capabilities in oceanic exploration and scientific research.In a breathtaking four-month journey, the HMCS Margaret Brooke navigated toward Antarctica, logging a staggering 46,300 kilometers while engaging in crucial climate change research.
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The equalization program has become a focal point of contention in Canada as provinces like Newfoundland and Labrador seek a fairer distribution of economic support.Premier Danielle Smith of Alberta champions the need for reform in the federal equalization program, arguing that smaller provinces across Atlantic Canada deserve enhanced assistance to thrive.
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