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Gary Lamont pleaded guilty of defrauding the public of an amount exceeding $5,000 and forgery, with three remaining counts against him to be formally withdrawn next week

The announcement comes after Ottawa rejected the concept and awarded a multi-billion dollar contract for new maritime patrol planes to U.S. giant Boeing

Firm’s strategists continue to see opportunities in equities in AI stocks and technology

The idea of ordering Canadian pension funds to invest more in Canada be a non-starter. Instead, make it possible for them to invest more in the country’s infrastructure

If confirmed, the tally leaves Airbus needing 97 deliveries in December to reach its full-year target of 720 deliveries

Russian attacks on the Dnieper river port city have become routine since the Ukrainian army liberated the city last year, with civilian deaths reported almost daily

The UN refugee agency and aid workers say the people on the two boats don’t have adequate supplies and could die if more is not done to rescue them

Paul Burns, an external hire, will be at the helm of SkipTheDishes at a critical time for the company and the overall food-delivery sector

Cheney served as the top Republican on the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6 Capitol attack by Trump supporters

Alice Reid, Coco’s owner and videographer, says the cat was chased up the pole by a dog, and stuck up there for about two hours