Cleared for takeoff: Since news first broke that Liberal cabinet minister Dominic LeBlanc accepted a private flight from J.D. Irving Ltd. to see a Montreal doctor about cancer treatment, and that the flight was pre-approved by Canada’s federal ethics czar, opinion has been divided over whether the flight should have been allowed. Democracy Watch slammed ethics commissioner Mario Dion for giving LeBlanc, who is battling non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and has been told not to fly commercially, the go ahead. “The ethics commissioner acted like an unethical lapdog by approving this...

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A man was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after a stabbing outside the Shepherds of Good Hope in downtown Ottawa Wednesday night.

For years, people have debated whether even light strength training is safe for children, but now, some kids have taken it a step farther. Hundreds of children, some as young as seven, are competing in Olympic-style weightlifting across...

Workers are at the national historic site in St. John's to remove a wooden fence that drew jeers from city residents.

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Manitoba Crown prosecutors are considering whether to lay criminal charges against a man in his 80s with dementia in the death...

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One of the perks of moving into a newly built house is supposed to be the brand new appliances, but when it comes to furnaces, some homeowners are discovering that's not always what they're getting.