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‘Strange things out there’: Inside Lake Ontario’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’

webmaster - August 28, 2021

The tranquil waters of eastern Lake Ontario conceal a dark past full of shipwrecks, disappearances and strange objects in the sky.

Unrest, racism: A roller-coaster ride for Green Party Leader Annamie Paul

webmaster - August 28, 2021

Annamie Paul is the first Black and Jewish woman to helm a national party in Canada.

A decade of broken promises: How Canada failed to meet its goal for protecting land and water

webmaster - August 28, 2021

Canada has failed to meet its target for protecting land and freshwater. Now politicians want Canadians to believe things will be different.

‘The urgency is there’: COVID-19 pandemic puts health at election forefront

webmaster - August 28, 2021

The pandemic has put issues like long-term care and emergency PPE stockpiles on the federal election radar, and the parties keep talking about public...

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