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The Prime Minister also says that he hopes the agreement will allow for more Canadians to leave the Gaza Strip

US terrorism investigators deployed Wednesday after a car erupted into a fireball at a US-Canada checkpoint, triggering border closures and heightened security on one of the busiest travel days in the American holiday calendar.The incident came on the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday, one of the busiest days for travel on the US holiday calendar when millions of Americans take to the roads and skies.

The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas has led to a sharp rise in hateful online rhetoric, some manifesting in violent attacks on religious and community groups in Canada, says Justice Minister

Those expressing public solidarity with the beleaguered Palestinians of Gaza have been targeted, sometimes successfully, for disciplinary action, up to including termination from their jobs.

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The high-profile CERC program was originally launched by the Harper government in 2008 to reverse Canada’s brain drain and attract top academics from around the world

Under conditions of a dramatic upsurge of workers’ struggles in Canada and internationally—struggles that have increasingly taken the form of rank-and-file rebellions against the union bureaucracy—the Trudeau government, and its union and NDP allies are acutely aware that they must create new mechanisms to suppress the class struggle.

"If you have a reason to make such an allegation please share the evidence because we are not ruling out an investigation...," Jaishankar, who is in London on a five-day official visit to the UK, said while responding to a question.

Leaders in San Francisco turn focus to their own objectives now that U.S. President Biden’s meeting with Chinese President Xi is done

The latest opinion poll from Angus Reid Institute ‘reveals a profound lack of awareness, and misconceptions’ about how much tax Canadians pay, the institute said