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Patient complaints against Ontario doctors take too long to resolve and cost too much: government report
Posted on 30.04.2018 | No CommentsThe College of Physicians and Surgeons should appoint a patient advocate to help those who file grievances, and set up a mediation system, the report urges -
Critics fear the government’s national security bill puts Canadians in the crosshairs
Posted on 14.01.2018 | No CommentsBill C-59 has been touted as the Liberal government's improved version of the Harper government's national security legislation, Bill C-51 -
Jen Gerson: The greatest weakness in Western democracies is us
Posted on 12.11.2017 | No CommentsWe all imagine ourselves to be great, independent, thinkers. We are lab rats pushing a lever for our daily outrage or humour pellet
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Canadian teen convicted of Manhattan terror plot takes on Khadr-linked legal team
Posted on 02.11.2017 | No CommentsAbdulrahman El Bahnasawy, 19, has been represented by public defenders since his secret arrest in May 2016, but faced pressure from his own parents to hire Edney
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Quebec MNA says his arrest by anti-corruption squad was an attempt to silence him, intimidate others
Posted on 30.10.2017 | No Comments'I am meeting you to protect myself,' Guy Ouellette began a radio interview aired on Monday, sounding like someone fleeing a dangerous criminal syndicate
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Trump was sued for blocking his critics on Twitter. His lawyers say the courts can’t tell him how to use his account
Posted on 14.10.2017 | No Comments'His decision to block certain users allows him to choose the information he consumes and the individuals with whom he interacts'
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Manitoba NDP pick rookie MLA, Indigenous author Wab Kinew as party and Opposition leader
Posted on 16.09.2017 | No CommentsKinew won easily despite going into the vote facing controversy over domestic violence charges that were stayed by the Crown in 2004 and only recently revealed
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Canadian Health Care Is Failing Our Refugees
Posted on 26.05.2017 | No CommentsSyrian refugee family, sponsored by a local group called Ripple Refugee Project, pose for photos. (Getty) By Y.Y. Brandon Chen and Vanessa Gruben Despite policy changes last April to Canada's refugee health care program, many people continue to be l... -
The steady decline of America’s death rows
Posted on 06.05.2017 | No CommentsIn 2016, there were 20 executions nationwide, the lowest annual total in a quarter-century -
Public Services Minister Judy Foote taking personal leave from cabinet
Posted on 06.04.2017 | No CommentsPrime Minister Justin Trudeau says Public Services Minister Judy Foote is taking an indefinite leave of absence from her job for personal and family reasons. -
Five women received payouts totalling $13M to not pursue sexual harassment claims against Bill O’Reilly
Posted on 01.04.2017 | No CommentsThe women complained about a wide range of behaviour, including receiving phone calls in which it sounded like O'Reilly was masturbating -
John Ivison: Liberals aren’t the most open party — and for non-chosen ones that’s a ‘slap to the mouth’
Posted on 01.03.2017 | No CommentsTrust in government has slid dramatically since the Liberals came to power – fertile terrain for the kind of populist outbreak we saw in the United States last year
