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The issue is of paramount significance to both sides given the potential for a protracted appeal to delay a trial beyond its currently scheduled start date of March 4

Goodreads, the Amazon.com-owned site on which readers post reviews, has been involved in previous controversies over online assessments

This help seems driven by widespread concern among parents about how their adult kids are doing financially

Canada is contributing Canadarm 3 to the lunar station. It is also helping to build a small lunar rover designed for use on the moon’s South Pole as well as a larger utility lunar rover

Tuesday’s U.S. CPI reading sparks talk of the finishing line being in sight

Cites concerns about the potential high costs for taxpayers and impact on critical services such as police and paramedics

Bernie Herman, who is 55, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of 26-year-old Braden Herman. The two men are not related

Study confirms the hormone that causes nausea and vomiting that more than two thirds of pregnant women experience during their first trimester. This could lead to better treatments in the future

Montreal’s fire department has had the comptroller-general’s report since October, but Mayor Valérie Plante has not said whether it will be released to the public

A Jewish advocacy organisation is taking aim at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his government, accusing them of hypocrisy, as Canada voted in favour of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas at the United Nations.