Ontario wants to open up 15 areas of protected land for housing development in exchange for adding 2,000 acres to the Greenbelt.

Many join Ontario education workers on the picket line in show of support, while others struggle to cope with another learning disruption.

Some 55,000 members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees walked off the job Friday.

It would be better if Canadians themselves stood up to provinces that use the Constitution’s notwithstanding clause to suspend rights rather than the federal government having to intervene, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday.

Metrolinx said there will be no bus service on Monday if strike action is taken.

“This is absolutely shocking, outrageous, disgusting behaviour. It’s incredible that these men chose to fire some 20 shots when there’s a children’s birthday party,” prosecutor Paul Zambonini said.

They can form organically. And “Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities” — with supports — can help seniors stay at home and thrive.

“Freedom Convoy” organizers continue to downplay the impact of last winter’s occupation of Ottawa, Tonda MacCharles and Alex Ballingall write.

The cocuments are part of a case against seven people accused of harassing a Chinese fugitive in New York.

The minority justices issued a searing dissent condemning the laws as contributing to systemic discrimination against Indigenous people.

The one-time payment was announced by the federal government in September and is intended to help Canadians with rising costs of living.

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