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TORONTO — Unions and advocacy groups made one last effort Friday to sway the Ontario government on its plan for sweeping changes to the province's labour laws, with some sounding the alarm about what they deem drastic measures and others arguing the

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Area impacted will be between Donaldson Crescent and Main Street in Val Caron

Sudbury Chamber pres hopes toolkit will start conversation

TORONTO — 'This is human life' For years the battle-hardened and decorated American veteran wrestled with his conscience, with whether he'd done the right thing in saving the life of Omar Khadr, seen by many as a terrorist who profited from his crime

Sears Canada is facing a social media campaign calling for a boycott after the company said it planned to pay millions in bonuses to keep executives on board during restructuring, while not offering severance to laid-off workers.

OTTAWA — An international credit reporting agency is pushing the federal government to give it access to a monthly list of new social insurance numbers despite years of rejections over privacy concerns.

Will look at, among other things, ways to improve access to child care subsidies

Program teaches reading, writing, math and fun

Underground distribution cables are under testing for next week