Mess with the finely balanced ecosystem of the ocean? On purpose?! What could go wrong?! But the truth is, we’ve messed with it already. The

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Toronto-St. Paul’s had been a Liberal seat for more than 30 years. Not anymore. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the Conservative candidate pulled

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All NATO members are required to spend the equivalent of 2% of GDP on their military, and Canada has always fallen short of that benchmark.

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The Liberals say their changes to the capital gains tax mean that Canada’s ultra rich will pay a little more, money they can easily afford.

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A few weeks ago, temperatures in India blasted past 50 degrees Celsius. Currently much of the United States and parts of Canada are in the

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Typically, a broken water main does not plunge a city into weeks of critical water shortages and a state of emergency. But the pipe that

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Using glue to stick cheese on a pizza. Drinking urine to pass kidney stones. The past few weeks have been filled with weird, hilarious and

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The CRTC decided last week to levy a tax on the Canadian revenue made by the giant streaming services. This money will ostensibly go towards

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This weekend saw four Israeli hostages rescued at the cost of at least 200 Palestinian lives. While the world debates the calculus of that manoeuvre,

The 1930s was a disastrous time for Alberta, as crops failed and topsoil blew away in the wind. And while the province is not currently