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Ottawa shows no signs of limiting MAID after UN panel calls for reversal

Ottawa shows no signs of limiting MAID after UN panel calls for reversal

OTTAWA 鈥 Ottawa is giving no sign that it intends to amend existing legislation on medical assistance in dying 鈥 something a UN committee called for earlier this spring.
Climate activist throws paint on Picasso painting at Montreal museum

Climate activist throws paint on Picasso painting at Montreal museum

MONTREAL 鈥 A climate activist group says one of its supporters sprayed pink paint this morning on a Pablo Picasso painting at a Montreal museum.
Scientists question Ottawa more than doubling cod catch in Newfoundland and Labrador

Scientists question Ottawa more than doubling cod catch in Newfoundland and Labrador

ST. JOHN'S 鈥 Scientists say they are surprised and 鈥減uzzled鈥 by the federal fisheries minister鈥檚 decision Wednesday to more than double the catch in this year鈥檚 northern cod fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Federal Court of Appeal overturns decision requiring action on judicial vacancies

Federal Court of Appeal overturns decision requiring action on judicial vacancies

OTTAWA 鈥 A panel of judges has overturned a court ruling that directed the federal government to step up the pace of judicial appointments to address an "untenable" number of vacancies.
Budget officer says he expects ramped-up defence spending to deepen deficit

Budget officer says he expects ramped-up defence spending to deepen deficit

OTTAWA 鈥 The parliamentary budget officer said Thursday he expects the federal government's deficit will balloon this year thanks to ramped-up defence spending 鈥 but without a spring budget or more clarity from Ottawa, he can't say for sure.
Montreal transit agency reinstates "move along" rule to boost sense of security

Montreal transit agency reinstates "move along" rule to boost sense of security

MONTREAL 鈥 Montreal's public transit agency has reintroduced a no-loitering rule in the city's subway tunnels.
As Canada's only 'sugar tax' ends, a study suggests it may have been effective

As Canada's only 'sugar tax' ends, a study suggests it may have been effective

ST. JOHN'S 鈥 A new study suggests a unique provincial tax on sugar-sweetened drinks may have dissuaded people from buying and drinking the beverages.
In the news today: Canadians facing extreme weather, major projects bill on track

In the news today: Canadians facing extreme weather, major projects bill on track

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed...
People with disabilities concerned proposed Liberal bill will increase federal taxes

People with disabilities concerned proposed Liberal bill will increase federal taxes

HALIFAX 鈥 Advocacy groups are asking the federal Liberal government to adjust its proposed tax bill to ensure people with disabilities don't end up paying more to the Canada Revenue Agency.
Counting the cost of the 1985 Air India bombing tragedy

Counting the cost of the 1985 Air India bombing tragedy

Monday marks the 40th anniversary of the terrorist attack that destroyed Air India Flight 182.
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