Airline passengers in Canada have rights. They’re called the Air Passenger Protection Regulations, and they determine how much you’re owed if your flight is delayed,

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Regulating short-term rentals like AirBnB to ease the housing crisis isn’t a new idea. It’s been tried in plenty of cities in North America and

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Jane Doe was assaulted by a police officer. That’s never an easy case to win, but she wasn’t without allies. Even still, her case was

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One hundred years ago, raccoons were so rare in Toronto, that a mysterious creature rummaging in a garbage bin warranted a newspaper report. Today, raccoons

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Quebec’s CAQ government has spent years tightening laws around languages in the province, with a stated aim to protect French as its predominant language. Their

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It’s a very small piece, to be sure. But it’s also a huge precedent. Almost immediately after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement last

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It can be difficult to sort fact from fiction, or anecdotes from data, when it comes to a subject like assisted dying. The topic itself

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Depending on where you live, there’s a between one-in-three and one-in-six chance that you don’t have a family doctor. And the number of Canadians without

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Depending on your mood, it sounds either terrifying, or like a sweet release from modernity. But solar storms hit the Earth all the time, and

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This week, Ontario Housing Minister Paul Calandra (new to the job after his predecessor resigned amid scandal in September) announced another reversal of a key

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