LILLEY: Crime stats show spike in violent crime under Trudeau

Violent crime, auto thefts, extortion, sexual assault all up dramatically since 2015. You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...

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Brian Lilley

Maxime Crépeau et le sentiment des devoirs accomplis

Le respect était au centre de la quête du gardien québécois à la Copa América. Celui qu’on devait à son équipe et celui qu’il voulait...

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Nicolas Landry

« On a réussi à prouver à tous qu'on savait jouer au foot »

Notre collègue Nicolas Landry s'entretient avec le gardien de la sélection canadienne et des Timbers de Portland Maxime Crépeau et discute du...

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Nicolas Landry

« On s'est adapté aux tactiques de Marsch »

Notre collègue Nicolas Landry s'entretient avec le gardien de la sélection canadienne et des Timbers de Portland Maxime Crépeau et discute du...

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Nicolas Landry

Crépeau et le sentiment des devoirs accomplis

Le respect était au centre de la quête du gardien québécois à la Copa América.

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Nicolas Landry

Les boxeurs olympiques qui ont dominé chez les pros

Les Jeux olympiques Paris 2024 ça commence aujourd’hui et la boxe dès samedi.

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Yvon Michel

« On est encore là et on va se battre »

Sa fiche n'est pas reluisante, mais l'Alliance n'abdique pas. Elle a encore sa chance.

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Mikaël Filion

Chris Selley: The allegedly newer, cleaner Olympics is still dirtier than the Seine

The IOC's glory days are long over, and thank goodness for that You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an...

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Chris Selley

Les champions olympiques qui ont dominé chez les pros

Le tournoi de boxe aux JO commence dès samedi.

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Yvon Michel

Letters July 26: Give downtown a scrubbing; convert offices into apartments

Re: “Office vacancy rate downtown up sharply, remote work blamed,” July 24. I had occasion to walk about downtown — not on Pandora Avenue, which...

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The Times Colonist

As France welcomes the world to the Paris Olympics, its citizens worry about the future

The phryge mascot is seen on the sail of Banque Populaire XI, part of the Olympic torch relay, Brest Harbour, western France, on June 7. OSCAR...

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Konrad Yakabuski

Colby Cosh: J.D. Vance has supported giving parents more votes — so has Chrystia Freeland

The proposal is often endorsed by left-wing thinkers You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. One...

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Colby Cosh

Editorial: Cool rhetoric as we sort out health funding

Premier David Eby says B.C. will support Newfoundland and Labrador in a court challenge over equalization payments. Eby has several times...

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The Times Colonist

HAL’S HEADLINES: Sending my love to Jasperites

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. I have to begin this week with what’s happened in Jasper,...

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Hal Anderson

Who is best positioned to end Canada's Olympic medal drought in tennis?

Daniel Nestor doesn't take any risks with his Olympic gold medal. "I keep it in a safety deposit box," the Canadian doubles legend said. "My kids...

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Mark Masters

3 times 3: All 3 Janarion Grant touchdowns over last 3 weeks

TORONTO — Three must be Janarion Grant‘s lucky number. Over the last three weeks, the Toronto Argonauts No. 3 has found the end zone a total of...

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Cfl.ca Staff

CHARLEBOIS: Why $500 million isn’t nearly enough in bread price-fixing scandal

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Dr. Sylvain Charlebois

TUCCILLE: Somehow, Kamala Harris is an even worse choice than Biden

Author of the article: You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Democrats pulled off quite a...

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J.d. Tuccille

Britain is planning a housing revolution - Canada should take note

Keir Starmer's Labour Party pledges to build 1.5 million new homes over the next parliamentary session. Ian Forsyth/Getty Images John Rapley is an...

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John Rapley

Back to the future: Canada’s plan to buy 12 submarines is straight out of 1987

HMCS Windsor, one of Canada's Victoria-class long range patrol submarines, returns to port in Halifax in 2018. ⁠ Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press...

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Luc-André Brunet

OPINION: COVID cure was worse than the disease: researchers

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. After the first of two weeks to flatten the curve of...

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Lee Harding

Mélanie Joly’s China visit is just the latest in a line of Canadian foreign-policy own-goals

A vintage car passes by as the Canadian navy patrol boat HMCS Margaret Brooke enters Havana's bay, in Cuba, on June 14. Stringer/Reuters Lawrence...

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Lawrence Herman

Great, Loblaw is paying for fixing bread prices – but why are prices still so high?

An assortment of bread products made by Weston Bakeries and Canada Bread, purchased at Loblaw. Despite the grocer and parent company George Weston...

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D.t. Cochrane

Jasper is grieving. But my community will survive the fire

Megan Warren is a writer from Jasper. The threat of wildfire has long been on Jasper’s radar. Like most of Western Canada, our summer is a time...

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Megan Warren

The Media’s New War Cry – ‘Chuckles for President’

By Rev. Michael Bresciani ——Bio and Archives--July 26, 2024 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us Americans have...

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Rev. Michael Bresciani

Pellerin: How do we fix the ridiculous Bank Street traffic jam?

You know what's really good for businesses, even more than parking for cars? Happy humans on foot.

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Brigitte Pellerin

Brookman: Stop spending on blue sky dreams and fix the pipes

“The next world war may not be fought over religion or territory, it may be fought over water.” Those words were spoken by a teacher sometime in...

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George Brookman

Opinion: Dementia patients in Canada require care beyond medication

In our health-care system with limited personnel, medications have become the standard for treating dementia instead of education, training and...

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Guest Column

Opinion: Indigenous education in Canada, Sask. needs fair funding

Saskatchewan's young and growing Indigenous population makes better post-secondary education options and funding for them critical.

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Guest Column

Which Blue Jays are getting traded, and where to?

The Major League Baseball trade deadline is next Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. ET. And it’s no longer a debate – the Blue Jays are clearly sellers....

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Steve Phillips

Jack Mintz: Hey feds, stick to your own lane and butt out of provincial matters

Ottawa needs to remember Canada is a federation not a unitary state. Blurring who's in charge destroys democratic accountability You can save this...

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Jack M. Mintz

Mandryk: Moe's recent ads show Sask. Party's inclusive rural nature

A political ad is a big investment in addressing an issue, and Moe's political issues are clearly not in Shellbrook.

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Murray Mandryk

Landry: Putting CFL players into Olympic events

The Olympic Games are once again upon us, falling smack dab as they do in the middle of a CFL season. If we did away with nation status and were...

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Don Landry

Scott Moe’s legacy is marked by political bravado and controversy

But are the tides turning for the Saskatchewan Premier as he gears up for the next provincial election? For two solid terms in government,...

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Doug Firby

University of Windsor negotiated in good faith with encampment protesters

While universities across the US and Canada were busy clamping down on pro-Palestinian encampments, sometimes with heavily-armed police, the...

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Linda Mcquaig

Opinion: Who needs an integrity commissioner? Not Vancouver, it seems

Vancouver city council has decided to halt the work of its integrity commissioner while it launches an independent review of her mandate. ABC party...

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Kirk Lapointe

Canadians are pulling the short straw when it comes to affordable EV models

The Volkswagen “ID. Buzz” minivan will soon make its debut on Canadian streets, becoming the second electric vehicle in Volkswagen’s North...

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Rachel Doran

Opinion: Renewed U.K. trade talks could unlock B.C. resource potential

The United Kingdom has a fresh new Labour government led by Keir Starmer, which should reignite hopes for a new free trade agreement between Canada...

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Geoff Russ

Pick a Colour

Published 6:30, Jul. 26, 2024 B ack here, I can hear a group of women trickle in. Filling the floor with giggles and voices. I can’t see their...

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Souvankham Thammavongsa

Love Letter to My Recent Poems

Published 6:30, July 26, 2024 To whom I owe my florid Google searches: bougainvillea, Ravel’s Bolero, heart anatomy, Syros wildflowers, synonym...

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Ellie Sawatzky

Prime Location

Published 6:30, July 26, 2024 Many years ago we viewed it above the shop called simply Convenience, a luxury the apartment opposed, its floors...

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Karen Solie

Heartwood

Published 6:30, July 26, 2024 A week in May, dividing logs to build my wall of warmth. It’s pleasant work, I get to see the insides of some trees....

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Bruce Taylor

Summer Reading 2024

New fiction and poetry from Souvankham Thammavongsa, Bruce Taylor, and more

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Various Contributors

Heaven on Earth

Published 6:30, Jul. 26, 2024 T hough that day had started off warm and sunny, by afternoon clouds gathered. Adnan and Ginny parked her beat-up...

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Dimitri Nasrallah

Jasper's fire has turned personal history into ash

The photos of the devastating fire in the townsite of Jasper are a gut punch. That’s the shocking present — the homes ablaze, the Anglican church...

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Liane Faulder

August 2150

Published 6:30, Jul. 26, 2024 I C larissa did as she was told. Her mom had ordered her not to move. Not to let the bird move either. Clarissa...

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Tomas Hachard

L’acide hyaluronique est-il aussi efficace que le prétend l’industrie cosmétique ?

L’acide hyaluronique est devenu un mot à la mode dans l’industrie cosmétique. De nombreux produits, des crèmes aux shampooings en passant par...

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Lian Liu

Are we supposed to just sit and wait for Canada’s inevitable constitutional crisis?

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks at the National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa on May 7. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press One way or...

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Andrew Coyne

When Liberal promises meet fiscal reality

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rises during Question Period, in Ottawa, on June 19. Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press Heading into budget season this...

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The Editorial Board

Matthew Lau: Finally, an audit is coming of Trudeau's national daycare disaster

Here's a preview of what the audit will find You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. In May, the...

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