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Leaders of a group of four unions representing 420,000 workers called on Premier François Legault’s government to ramp up negotiations to avoid another walkout

Quebec’s French schools saw a net gain of 14,500 students between 2000 and 2021. Enrolment at English schools, meanwhile, dropped by 19,200 students

The email chain also includes a message from a Saskatchewan Health Authority emergency medical services director

The code allows the university to cancel a contract with a recruiter if he or she is identified as having given prospective students misleading or inaccurate information

Nearly 15,000 homes collapsed in Gansu and more than 87,000 people have been resettled, provincial officials said at a Wednesday news conference

Investigators say the source of the carbon monoxide was a vehicle left running in the garage of the Kitchener home

Extremely icy road conditions caused the 2022 rollover, with driving conditions described as ‘very poor with ice and snow on the road surface along with rain and hail falling’, police say

Boring, balanced investing is likely to return and perform well next year

The attacks are an expensive dislocation of global trade flows and will almost certainly put pressure on inflation rates just as they were cooling in many countries

Many are still bracing for a slowdown caused by tepid consumer demand