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James Sears, editor of an offensive, anti-Semitic newsletter, has launched an appeal of a ministerial order that stopped Canada Post from distributing Your Ward News.

Large broadcasters will be given more flexibility — but not more money — to keep local stations open under the new regulatory framework.

The party planners for Ottawa's hectic cocktail circuit clearly didn't anticipate having to compete for attention with Parliament Hill this week.

The federal government says it's beefing up the ecological protection of a newly created national urban park in Toronto while allowing farms in the park longer term leases of up to 30 years.

The province has protocols in place to offer guidance for families and physicians to deal with assisted dying until the federal government passes legislation to replace the law struck down last year.

The severity of the risks associated with a sharp correction in real estate prices in Vancouver and Toronto as well as from household financial stress has risen.

After years of being given the federal cold shoulder, municipalities want in on climate change action

The government has faced growing calls from researchers, bankers and other housing sector observers to address soaring prices and mounting household debt, particularly in Toronto and Vancouver.

Giorgio Mammoliti is making the suggestion after a spate of shootings in the city. The amnesty part of the program would be for those who turn in the guns, not those who may have used them for crime.

In a report issued Wednesday, the OECD said the possibility of a housing market correction, particularly in those two markets, could threaten the country’s financial stability.

By 2025, it estimated that the housing crisis will lead to a major "brain drain" in Vancouver as doctors, teachers, nurses, police officers and more move to more affordable communities.

John Bonnici has pressed charges against Fantino that date back to 1973 when the one-time Conservative veterans affairs minister was a police officer.

Chartered plane from Beirut, carrying about 214 refugees, was the fourth flight organized by the government as part of its plan to bring 10,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by the end of the year.