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Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser warns that the housing accelerator fund is ‘oversubscribed’ and that Windsor’s decision undermined the city’s application for funding

President Félix Tshisekedi’s main challenger Moïse Katumbi has faced violent attacks on his campaign

Google agrees to pay $700-million to create more competition in Play app

In addition to loosening restrictions around cannabis sales at events, Alberta will allow marijuana retailers to keep their products in locked display cases when their stores are closed

BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda said prices and wages appeared to be moving in the right direction with labour unions and big firms signalling the chance of sustained wage gains next year

Investigators allege the accused pulled a knife on the girl after a verbal argument and stabbed her multiple times before fleeing

Canada’s total population growth over the first nine months of 2023 has already surpassed the total growth in any other full year, including the record set in 2022

A welder was sealing cracks in a fuel tanker truck when sparks from his tool came into contact with gas vapour, board inspector Annie Lépine says

Some small Canadian oil and gas producers are waiting on the outcome of the 2025 elections before complying with new emissions regulations.

Marguerite Trussler says she found that the proper processes were followed when a job offer was revoked earlier this year for Hinshaw