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«Faire la peau»: tuer la mère

Après le remarquable «Pour Britney», Louise Chennevière revient avec un livre plus intime encore.

The curtain is about to go down on SCTC's September 50/50 draw

Those interested in getting in on September's draw have until today at 1 p.m.

Here’s a quick glance at unemployment rates for August, by Canadian city

New shared kitchen opening soon for food entrepreneurs

Flavour Forge, a new shared kitchen in Yellowknife, opens September 15 and will give food entrepreneurs space to develop products, recipes and businesses. The post New shared kitchen…

Dep’t Denies Art Was Stolen

The Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations says it doesn’t believe any managers meant to steal paintings, jewelry, sculptures or other works that vanished from a $14.4 million Indigenous…

Canada’s Human Traffickers Are Getting Away with It

Online sex ads can be used to track criminal activity. But stopping the perpetrators isn’t easy The post Canada’s Human Traffickers Are Getting Away with It first appeared on The Walrus .

Rangers train on Canadian Armed Forces drones to boost Arctic search‑and‑rescue capability

Advanced remotely piloted aircraft system training in Whitehorse brings Rangers, Junior Rangers and CAF members together

Ottawa taps Patrick Pichette to lead new digital transformation agency

‘Thank God we don’t have the media’: Ford holds another funding announcement without inviting reporters

The event had all the hallmarks of a press conference — minus the press

Aupaluk dog attack raises safety concerns

A father in Aupaluk is calling for better animal control after his daughter was attacked by three dogs last month.

First bowhead whale harvest since 2022 brings Iqaluit abundant meat

A crew of some 30 Iqaluit hunters and trappers spent eight days tracking and hunting a bowhead whale, which can reach 100 tonnes.

Iran’s Covert Weapons Supply Chain Runs Through Canada and China—Fueled by Trade-Based Money Laundering: Analysis

OTTAWA – An Iranian immigrant living in Vancouver spent more than five years buying American missile-testing equipment and drone cameras for Iran’s Department of Defense, routing the goods…

This deal has cut violence against women on factory floors, but many clothing brands won’t sign on.

At 12 years old, Deepa started working at a garment factory making clothes for less than one Canadian dollar a week. For most of her working life, the now 32-year-old southern Indian…

‘Really healing’: Powwow regalia lending library supports dancers in Anishinaabe Aki

Inspired by a similar initiative, Tisha Duncan started the Wabinoong Regalia Collective with a focus on supporting Youth in northern Ontario

Community collaboration gives second chance to beloved dinghy in Comox

In a race against time to bring a public flower installation to life, Emily Yewchuk leans on support from Comox Valley’s Project Inclusion to make it a reality. .

Alberta farmers can now destroy many wetlands

The province says farmers shouldn’t need permission to destroy temporary or seasonal wetlands. One advocate says that puts 94 per cent of prairie wetlands at risk

What the Unfinished Saga of a Still-Not-Built Subway Exit Taught Me About Public Consultation

Opinion: The winner takes it all

'A fair electoral system should not depend on who happens to be winning under the unfair one'

Truck Violence au FME, entre discipline et rage

Du nord de l’Alberta aux scènes du monde, en passant par Montréal, «Le Devoir» refait l’atypique parcours du groupe.

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Here’s a quick glance at unemployment rates for August, by province

APTN’s Go North! depicts real northerners mixing tradition and modernity

Go North! – a new TV show following the lives of Indigenous people in the Arctic – premiered Thursday. Read why some of the cast wanted to be involved. The post APTN’s Go North! depicts…

Fine Maritime Casinos $632K

Two Maritime casino operators yesterday were fined a total $631,538 for breach of the Proceeds Of Crime And Terrorist Financing Act. The latest penalties follow a series of checks on the…

Edmonton, Niagara, Toronto: Are We Ready for Epic Flooding?

More deluges are coming. Here’s how cities can prepare The post Edmonton, Niagara, Toronto: Are We Ready for Epic Flooding? first appeared on The Walrus .

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Dominic Barton will keep role at Rio Tinto while chairing federal investment agency

RECO provincially appointed administrator to step down next week

The Ford government appointed an administrator amid the iPro Realty scandal

Government recalls cheese product for possible listeria contamination

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled a cheese product due to a possible listeria contamination. The recall, issued Tuesday, is for Coaticook’s aged cheddar cheese, with a best…

Un policier du Nunavik accusé d’agression avec une arme : BEI

Le Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes (BEI) a annoncé le 31 août qu’un agent du Service...

Carney’s Critical-Minerals Pitch Draws Protest Coalition With CODEPINK Ties

As Carney prepares to sell the Ring of Fire to investors, CODEPINK’s funding faces scrutiny in Washington and London over alleged China links.

The Investigators: Brian Fitzpatrick

Every day, our reporters and researchers pound the pavement, dig through troves of documents, analyze massive databases and ask tough questions in order to unearth important truths in the…

Help us keep the syilx Okanagan beat strong

We've reported on the region for six years, but our regular funding has been cut — today, we're asking for your support to keep Aaron Hemens's work going

42 incidents at Alberta coal mines in 3 years: data

In the past 3 years, 42 incidents impacted water, data from the regulator shows. The consequences for companies are minimal — but one mine operator says not all violations are the same

Fall movie season has arrived. Here are 5 early Oscar predictions

NEW YORK (AP) — Fall movie season also means Oscar season. It might be only just September, but the jockeying for next March's Academy Awards is well underway.

«Pénélope partout»: faire l’amour avec l’amour

Daphnée Côté-Hallé et Rose-Marie Perreault reviennent sur la comédie noire décalée et irrévérencieuse sur le thème de la solitude.

Carney announces $4.7B to build, maintain Via Rail cars

The work will go to Alstom plants in Thunder Bay and Quebec

Farmers turn to perennial grains as one solution to extreme weather

GNWT launches new website, moving from departments to topics

The GNWT amalgamated various departmental websites into a new portal, GNWT.ca, saying it would help make information and services more accessible for residents. The post GNWT launches new…

Say Charity Starts At Home

Canadians are divided over aid to Cuba, according to in-house Privy Council research. Federal focus groups said that, while some were sympathetic with Cubans facing food shortages, Canada…

I Confessed to 60,000 Unread Emails. Then Everyone Told Me What I Was Doing Wrong

I’m still not deleting them The post I Confessed to 60,000 Unread Emails. Then Everyone Told Me What I Was Doing Wrong first appeared on The Walrus .

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Canada-U.K. digital trade is set to grow under new phase of Pacific Rim trade pact

Nunavut, Nuuk deepsea port companies co-ordinate for better emergency response

Three deepsea port companies in Nunavut and Greenland have signed an agreement to co-ordinate for better response to maritime emergencies, such as groundings and spills.

Lac Simon First Nation evicts gold mine from its ancestral territory

The community says neither Quebec or company Fresnillo sought consent from the community.

When is Terrorism not Terrorism? When the CBC says it isn’t

«Histoires parallèles»: une grande Huppert dans un petit Farhadi

Le cinéaste iranien refait librement un segment du «Décalogue», de Kieślowski, avec le gratin du cinéma français.

Teams will pull a fire truck to launch United Way’s 2026 campaign

The Big Pull - Fire Truck Edition takes place Sept. 17 at the Station Mall parking lot in Sault Ste. Marie, where teams will race to pull a fire truck 100 feet