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MOVIES: Russell Crowe astounds as the #2 Nazi on trial at Nuremberg

NUREMBERG: Russell Crowe is at his best here and is sure to get awards notice for playing Hitler’s second in command. He ...
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As Ottawa expands tree planting initiatives, the federal government makes cuts to its own

As Ottawa expands its tree planting initiatives to plant in low-income areas and help with carbon absorption, the federal ...
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Ford climate rule rollback won't stop youth court challenge: lawyer

Lawyers representing youth in Ontario’s landmark climate lawsuit say the Ford government’s plan to repeal the province’s ...
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Ottawa's tax credits to reduce emissions aren't working as intended, watchdog says

Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development Jerry DeMarco takes his seat for a news conference, in Ottawa, ...
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Dried-up rivers threaten traditional moose hunting, fishing in the North

Low water levels in southern Northwest Territories are drying up traditional First Nation hunting and fishing grounds, ...
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Prince Harry says visiting Canadian veterans was the highlight of his Toronto trip

Veterans at a care centre in Toronto gathered on Thursday to present their art therapy work to Prince Harry and share their ...
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Kaitlin Gruehl

As Ottawa expands its tree planting initiatives to plant in low-income areas and help with carbon absorption, the federal ...
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Toronto battles Ford — and now feds, too — on climate

Some experts say Ottawa’s budget leaves climate action in cities like Toronto hanging, with no new money for retrofits, EV ...
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Can Canada pivot to exploit a rush on rare earths?

Canada is investing billions of dollars to challenge China’s grip on rare earths and other critical minerals essential for ...
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Gunshots herald ostrich cull after police restrict access to British Columbia farm

Gunshots rang out at a British Columbia ostrich farm as a Canadian Food Inspection Agency operation to cull hundreds of the ...
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Bid wants to save Vancouver Chinatown's last post office, a 'lifeline' for community

Melody Ma, right, speaks with Mark Binay, co-owner of the Canada Post office in Chinatown, in Vancouver, on Wednesday, Nov. 5 ...
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‘Wrong direction’: Budget a brown-out for Canadian green transition, say clean sector critics

Caroline Brouillette, executive director of Action Network Canada, a climate and clean energy activist group, said the budget ...