Ontario’s public broadcaster says it has launched an investigation into an allegation of sexual harassment against host Steve Paikin.
TVO's Steve Paikin accused of sexual harassment
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Canadian Medical Association urges Health Canada to design pot packaging — not producers
A group representing the country's doctors says designing marijuana packaging should be left to federal officials and public health experts, not cannabis producers and distributors.
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Hairy situation? PQ leader gets earful for joke about feminist opponent's moustache
The head of Quebec's official opposition apologized Monday for making fun of a female politician's conspicuous -- and relatively famous -- fuzzy upper lip.
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Feds to announce $3M to combat female genital mutilation in West Africa
The federal government will announce funding of $3 million for a project aimed at eradicating female genital mutilation in West Africa.
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TVO host Steve Paikin fires back at sexual harassment allegations
A veteran journalist with Ontario’s
public broadcaster fired back and denied
a sexual harassment allegation made by a
Toronto woman, calling the claim
“complete fiction.”
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Manitoba MLA to take sensitivity training after Trudeau retweet — calling asylum seekers 'drain on society'
A Manitoba government backbencher is apologizing after calling asylum seekers a "drain on society" on Twitter and for retweeting posts that suggested Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was a "scumbag."
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'Dumb joke': Trudeau says 'peoplekind' remark was a bad attempt at humour he regrets
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says an off-the-cuff remark he made during a town hall meeting about making the word mankind more inclusive was an attempt at humour that backfired -- a joke that he now appears to regret.
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'In all of us command': Gender-neutral O Canada lyrics now official
Members of Parliament broke into applause Wednesday after singing the new, gender-neutral lyrics to O Canada in the House of Commons, just hours after the change became law.
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Canadians pay less than $7 a gram for marijuana says Statistics Canada survey
A Statistics Canada study suggests that Canadians on average pay less than $7 a gram for marijuana.
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B.C. to raise minimum wage to $15.20 per hour by June 2021 following moves by Alberta and Ontario
British Columbia will gradually hike its minimum wage to get to $15.20 by June 2021.
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Liberals unveil new energy project review to max out at two years — include gender-based analysis
Major new energy projects will have to be assessed and either approved or denied within two years under a massive new national assessment bill being introduced in the House of Commons.
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Toronto Police recover remains of at least 6 people at suspected serial killer McArthur's home
Toronto Police say officers recovered the remains of at least six people in their investigation into alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur.
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Former NDP MP Peter Stoffer apologizes if his ’touchy’ behaviour offended anyone
Former New Democrat MP Peter Stoffer is apologizing for any offensive behaviour, a day after allegations of inappropriate touching and kissing were levelled against him by women during his time in Ottawa.
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Liberals propose front-of-package food warnings for sodium, sugar, saturated fat
The federal government wants to make it easier for consumers to choose healthy foods with front-of-package warnings on items that contain high levels of sodium, sugar or saturated fat.
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Boushie family meets federal ministers after murder acquittal
OTTAWA — Colten Boushie’s family is in
Ottawa to meet with federal ministers
following the seismic acquittal last
week of the Saskatchewan farmer who
fatally shot him.
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'It's about time': Trudeau says its time we recognize anti-black racism exists, ensure equality
Justin Trudeau says it's time Canadians acknowledged that racism and unconscious bias against black people exist in this country.
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Ex-PM Kim Campbell says sleeveless dresses ’demeaning’ for female TV broadcasters
Kim Campbell is admonishing female news anchors who wear sleeveless dresses on the air, calling the bare-armed attire “demeaning.”
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Dalhousie University restricts search for new VP to 'racially visible' and Indigenous candidates
Dalhousie University says its search for a new senior administrator will be restricted to “racially visible” and Indigenous candidates, part of its efforts to increase underrepresented groups on the Halifax campus.
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Trudeau announces new Recognition and Implementation of Indigenous Rights Framework — to be implemented by 2019 election
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is planning to overhaul the way the federal government relates to Indigenous Peoples in Canada, including a new legislative framework designed to pave the way towards stronger rights and greater control over their own destiny.
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P.E.I. premier calls homophobic graffiti spray-painted on church 'sickening'
The premier of P.E.I. says the damage caused by vandals who recently spray-painted a local church with homophobic slogans is sickening.
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