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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s Internal Security Agency said Friday it arrested an 18-year-old Polish citizen planning a suicide attack, on a governme...

In Lima, Peru, where thousands live on property bought from “land traffickers,” recent events exposed the hazards. But the rich are also at risk.

Across the country, COVID hospitalizations are now at their lowest level since early 2022.

While the province says the gas plants are a “near-term need” necessary “to maintain system reliability,” critics question how often the turbines will be turned on, now that Ontario has entered an electricity crunch.

Canadian competition law “discounts the role of small, aggressive competitors,” expert says.

Meta’s war on news is already affecting readers.

Theft levels are rising and the margins were tiny to begin with, industry spokespeople say. “Simply put, grocers lose money when they sell beer.”

‘I grew up watching violence,’ says Chow, who recalled how important safe housing was to helping her mother flee an abusive home.

Some tips for our fourth pandemic summer.

100 per cent of members in Unifor’s GTA local 414 voted in favour of striking if a deal cannot be reached before the strike deadline.