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Canada: Protesters took to the streets of Montreal, chanting in support of Palestine
Protesters took to the streets of Montreal, Canada, chanting in support of Palestine.
Canada’s Justin Trudeau announces resignation after nearly a decade as prime minister
Toronto — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation Monday after nearly a decade in power, bowing to ...
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Two more charged in daytime killing of late Montreal Mafia boss's daughter-in-law
Montreal police say two more people have been ... after being deported from Canada. Iacono was married to one of his sons. Kalial Nesfield, 28, was charged today with first-degree murder while ...
Bedford family's car stolen in Montreal amid rising number of vehicle thefts in Canada
A Bedford family is warning fellow travelers after their vehicle was stolen while visiting Canada. It comes as law enforcement agencies now say a trip to the Granite State's northern neighbor may not ...
Brad Marchand ready for pressure on Canada at 4 Nations: ‘It’s the country that cares about hockey the most’
Marchand is also looking forward to playing with fellow Nova Scotia natives Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon at the event ...
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A day in mesmerising Montréal, the cultural capital of Canada
From the Biodôme and the planetarium to the streets of Old Montréal, the second-largest city of Canada has much to offer ...
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Air Canada joins state-of-the-art JFK Terminal 6, opening in 2026
An airline from north of the border will soon operate from JFK Airport’s Terminal 6 (T6). Air Canada, Canada’s largest ...
In Canada, Covering the Trudeau News With an ‘Orchestra’
Times reporters in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal anticipated that Justin Trudeau would step down as prime minister. Still, ...
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Canada’s Trade Surplus With US Widens Before Trump’s Return
Canada’s trade surplus with the U.S. widened as did its deficit with the rest of the world, underscoring the major role its ...
Drivers in the Montreal area now have to pay $150 more on their registration for transit
The tax went from $59 to $150 to help fund public transit. That’s on top of an existing $30 contribution. It adds up to a $180 increase on every vehicle registration bill in the Montreal area.