CBC Canada

◆ 'We are sorry for the pain:' London diocese apologizes for sexual abuse

◆ Tories, NDP won't support throne speech but Bloc will back Liberals' agenda if it comes to vote

◆ RCMP to get more money to settle sexual harassment lawsuit

◆ Chinese ambassador warns Canada against adopting motion calling for sanctions

◆ Supreme Court rejects appeal from ex-Nazi interpreter, clearing way for deportation

◆ 'It's overwhelming': Survivors create public list of Catholic clerics accused of sexual abuse

◆ 'No reason' for forcing Nigerian man to leave wife, infant daughter in Canada: lawyer

◆ Nova Scotia to become first province to ban sale of flavoured e-cigarettes and juices

◆ Liberal MP Anthony Rota elected Speaker of the House of Commons

◆ Logging road near where Quebec nurse's body found is closed, but questions remain

◆ Done deal: Calgary taxpayer-funded arena now carved in stone

◆ Toronto teacher to stand trial in drowning of student on Algonquin Park trip

◆ Travis Vader's bid for appeal in Alberta couple's deaths dismissed by Supreme Court

◆ Mother pleads guilty after 20-month-old daughter dies from eating fentanyl

◆ Airbnb reins in parties with new rules

◆ Bank of Canada deputy says Canadian economy is 'resilient'

◆ Construction company faces 260 charges after failed Fort McMurray rebuilds

◆ Inuit sharing ancient knowledge of ice, sea and land with new app

◆ How the way we remember the Montreal Massacre has changed 30 years later

◆ Secretive RCMP training facility had mould and asbestos, force confirms

Toronto Star

◆ Throne speech appeals for unity and collaboration as Liberals move on election agenda

◆ TTC proposes bus-only lanes for five busy routes across the city

◆ Tarion CEO and chair out in ‘complete overhaul' of builders' regulator

◆ He won hockey gold, then became a motivational speaker. But Paul Rosen's dark secrets nearly killed him

◆ Ontario's Catholic teachers receive ‘no-board' report, will be in legal strike position by Dec. 21

CTV News

◆ Polytechnique: Consensus comes 30 years later that massacre was an anti-feminist act

◆ Toronto teacher will stand trial in drowning death of student at Algonquin Park

◆ Man who killed N.B. cop in 1987 granted escorted trip for meditation class

◆ Squamish hunter fined $4K after mistakenly killing therapy dog

◆ 'A lesson to be learned': Winnipeg woman sharing her Holocaust diaries

◆ The Royal Canadian Legion is having trouble taking down unauthorized retailers

◆ Church of Atheism denied charitable status as court finds it isn't a religion

◆ 'Terrific:' Victims' son pleased high court rejected Travis Vader appeal request

◆ Video shows coyote pack stranded on moving ice on North Saskatchewan River

◆ Supreme Court won't hear appeal from former Nazi death squad member

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◆ Don't blame Justin Trudeau. It's about time world leaders made fun of Donald Trump | The Star

◆ LILLEY: Canadian prisoners rot in China while Huawei princess remains virtually free

◆ Chinese ambassador warns Canada against adopting motion calling for sanctions | CBC News

◆ Family who moved to Canada with $48 makes largest single donation to Scarborough Health Network

◆ Throne speech promises tax cut, climate action and ban on military-style firearms | CBC News

◆ Nothing more than a pipe dream: Homeownership out of reach for Canada's millennials

◆ China is interfering with Canadian democracy. That requires a public response

◆ Senators to table motion calling for sanctioning Chinese officials for actions in Hong Kong and Xinjiang

◆ Scars from logging operations show Canadian deforestation far worse than previously thought. Ontario has lost 650,000 hectares of productive forest - an area 10 times the size of the city of Toronto - over the past 30 years as a result of roads and other logging infrastructure.

◆ Student calls Doug Ford a Tim Bit

◆ Donated warming huts for frigid Winnipeg homeless torn down for violating by-laws

◆ Nova Scotia first province to ban sale of flavoured e-cigarettes and juices | CBC News

◆ 28 years ago, big oil predicted carbon tax was necessary to stop global warming

◆ U.S. short-seller with penchant for Canadian companies makes Canadian Tire its latest target

◆ Labrador Highway, picture was taken April 26, 2019.

◆ Apple buys first-ever carbon-free aluminum from Alcoa-Rio Tinto venture

◆ Biden campaign uses video of Trudeau laughing at Trump in election ad.

◆ Neo-Nazi Terror Group Harbouring Missing Ex-Soldier: Sources

◆ Negative views of China up sharply in Canada

◆ Newfoundland to Canada Mainland Tunnel Gains New Government Attention

◆ Financial institutions like Moody's ‘buying into' European political agenda: Kenney

◆ Condo Insurance Premiums Are Spiking In Canada, Threatening Resale Prices | Climate change and rising construction costs are causing some insurers to leave the market.

◆ Surrey man not guilty of attempted murder of pregnant ex-girlfriend

◆ Yukon College will become the first university in Canada's territories

◆ Saskatchewan government seeks more immigration powers for province, like those in Quebec

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