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StatCan says annual inflation rate rose 0.5% in September

StatCan says annual inflation rate rose 0.5% in September

Economists on average had expected a year-over-year increase of 0.4 per cent
One crisis after another for Trudeau since last federal election one year ago

One crisis after another for Trudeau since last federal election one year ago

It seems somehow fitting that the anniversary will be marked by a confidence vote today
Liberals say Tory effort to set up COVID-19 committee will be a confidence matter

Liberals say Tory effort to set up COVID-19 committee will be a confidence matter

OTTAWA — The country is again being pushed to the brink of an election, over a demand by the Opposition Conservatives that a committee be set up to probe allegations of the misuse of public funds on COVID-19 relief programs.
Seeing double: Alberta man splits Lotto 6-49 win with himself

Seeing double: Alberta man splits Lotto 6-49 win with himself

Burke says he has been playing the lottery for years
Métis filmmaker tackles the isolation of COVID-19 restrictions in new short for the NFB

Métis filmmaker tackles the isolation of COVID-19 restrictions in new short for the NFB

“Very Present” is one of seven new short films from the National Film Board (NFB) that went online Oct. 13 at The Curve
Justice Dept. files landmark antitrust case against Google

Justice Dept. files landmark antitrust case against Google

Lawmakers and consumer advocates have long accused Google of abusing its dominance in online search and advertising
Eleven ways to cope with COVID-19 during winter

Eleven ways to cope with COVID-19 during winter

"To me, the most constructive way to approach it is to think of it in chunks."
Trudeau Liberals face confidence vote over proposed anticorruption committee

Trudeau Liberals face confidence vote over proposed anticorruption committee

The Liberals maintain the committee would amount to a time-consuming fishing expedition
Trudeau government appeals ruling that spy service breached duty to court

Trudeau government appeals ruling that spy service breached duty to court

Justice Patrick Gleeson found CSIS violated its duty of candour to the court
Data gaps prevent assessment of most Canadian watersheds: WWF report

Data gaps prevent assessment of most Canadian watersheds: WWF report

Hendriks said the report points to the need for standardized, national water monitoring
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