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Sarah Fillier carried the puck from one end of the ice to the other, stickhandling through two Quinnipiac University defenders…

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Grieving families call out Quebec for 'inhumane' death certificate delay

When Lauma Cenne's husband died at the end of December, she planned a private memorial service for April.By then, she…

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Ontario nursing unions want staffing agencies phased out after fake nurse worked for 7 months

Ontario nursing associations say the province should phase out health-care staffing agencies if it wants to prevent untrained people from working in…

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Federal government To Introduce a ‘renters’ bill of rights’ in upcoming budget

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