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'We're fumbling': Tanya Tagaq on capitalism, speaking up, and the need for more memorials

Tanya Tagaq is finally catching her breath.Shortly after the world froze in its tracks during the early days of COVID-19, the Inuk artist was struggling. Twenty years of touring, life…

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Ed Broadbent, former NDP leader, to be laid to rest

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Haiti PM's future as leader in doubt amid chaos and threats of worsening violence

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New Delhi razed shelters ahead of high-profile G20 summit, leaving thousands with nowhere to go

The bulldozers moved in on a quiet March night with little notice, in a New Delhi area that hugs the…

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New Black health-care provider directory aims to improve access to doctors for Black Canadians

A new directory of Black health-care professionals across Canada launched Thursday, and creators of the database say its goal is…

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Poilievre riding high in polls as Conservatives meet for policy convention

Conservative party members will assemble in Quebec City starting Thursday for a three-day policy convention — a chance to craft a…

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Business council says CSIS should start warning private companies of foreign interference

One of the country's leading business voices warned Thursday that Canada's economic security faces external threats — and called on Ottawa to give its…

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In a former monastery, dozens of boxes hold the hidden history of Quebec lesbians

One flyer proposes building "a community of women" to create "alternatives to patriarchy."Another suggests "future country girls" attend a meeting…

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Easy come, easy go. Auction of Freddie Mercury's 'clutter' nets more than $20M

Freddie Mercury's prized piano that he used to compose Bohemian Rhapsody and other hits by Queen sold for nearly $3 million on…

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On emotional bus tours, some wildfire evacuees return to West Kelowna, B.C., to see what's left of their homes

Annick deGooyer knew her family's home of more than 20 years had been destroyed by the McDougall Creek wildfire that…

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'People who did nothing wrong': The toll of Russian strikes on civilian targets in Ukraine

Wednesday's attack by Russia on a market in eastern Ukraine is the latest example of the toll the war is…

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'We're fumbling': Tanya Tagaq on capitalism, speaking up, and the need for more memorials

How to access the new RSV vaccine, and how much it will cost

Ed Broadbent, former NDP leader, to be laid to rest

Haiti PM's future as leader in doubt amid chaos and threats of worsening violence

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New Delhi razed shelters ahead of high-profile G20 summit, leaving thousands with nowhere to go

New Black health-care provider directory aims to improve access to doctors for Black Canadians

Poilievre riding high in polls as Conservatives meet for policy convention

Business council says CSIS should start warning private companies of foreign interference

In a former monastery, dozens of boxes hold the hidden history of Quebec lesbians

Easy come, easy go. Auction of Freddie Mercury's 'clutter' nets more than $20M

On emotional bus tours, some wildfire evacuees return to West Kelowna, B.C., to see what's left of their homes

'People who did nothing wrong': The toll of Russian strikes on civilian targets in Ukraine

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