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IDF releases evidence of Hezbollah storing rockets in civilian homes
The Israel Defense Forces released video and photographic documentation of how Hezbollah stores munitions inside the homes of ...
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U.S. legislators want Canada to do more to prevent slave-made goods from entering North America
A group of U.S. legislators has called on Canada, the U.S. and Mexico to act to ensure goods made with forced labour, ...
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Brantford, Brant form hazardous household waste days partnership
The agreement, reached earlier this year, allows county residents to attend household hazardous waste days at the Brantford ...
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As Catholic school board booms, uncertified teachers fill classroom gaps
Despite an unprecedented hiring blitz, some classrooms at the booming London District Catholic school board are being ...
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In 1971, a Canadian rode the Soviet premier like a horse and only spent two months in jail
And yet, on Oct. 18, 1971, with angry protesters all around, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau still decided it would be a good idea to stroll on Parliament Hill with a man thousands of people wanted to ...
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How Canada convinced the world to eat engine lubricant
Maker Nation: This series on the untold stories behind key discoveries and inventions made in Canada, was originally published in 2018. This episode: Canola is one of the world’s most popular edible ...
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How Canadians brought McDonald's to Communists
We may not have invented the zipper, but here’s something Canada did invent: Serving McDonalds to Communists Maker Nation: ...