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By Noé Chartier Quebec is currently not considering reimposing blanket COVID-19 restrictions despite being in the midst of a wave, said a health official who provided an update Thursday on…

By Andrew Chen Albertans will see some extra money coming into their bank accounts starting today as the federal government releases the first batch of 2022 carbon tax returns, according…

By Andrew Chen The House of Commons industry and technology committee is starting an investigation into the Rogers nationwide network outage by bringing in federal minister, officials, and business representatives…

‘I can’t run a farm on 5 percent’ By Nathan Worcester In the Netherlands, dairy farmer Martin Neppelenbroek is near the end of the line. New environmental regulations will require…

By Jack Phillips Special counsel John Durham asked a federal court to send out 30 subpoenas for testimony in the pending trial against research analyst Igor Danchenko, who was the alleged…

By Katabella Roberts A New York Supreme Court judge this month quietly ruled that regulations mandating that people infected with or exposed to highly contagious communicable diseases be quarantined are…

By Zachary Stieber Texas on July 14 sued the federal government over a recent document that says abortions must be performed even if the procedures are not allowed by state…

By Andrew Thornebrooke The U.S. military isn’t able to fully realize the demands of the National Defense Strategy because of years of force cuts and a failure to modernize its…

By Noé Chartier Canadian senators of the human rights committee have released a report on incidents of forced or coerced sterilization in Canada while recommending the government apologize and compensate…

By Isaac Teo A man who witnessed the death of a patient in the waiting room of a Fredericton hospital’s emergency department this week says his province’s health-care system is…