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The Ontario Federation of Labour has endorsed a Black trade unionists’ campaign for a federal apology over Canada’s role in slavery, months after Canada abstained at the UN.
Draft federal regulations would bar banks from charging to move investment and registered accounts. Here is what Canadians pay now and what is still undecided.
Six HEPA air purifiers selling well on Amazon.ca, with prices and ratings checked on Nov. 5, 2026.
Twenty eyelash curlers, brow pencils, tweezers, razors and lash applicators on Amazon.ca, with prices checked Nov. 2 and a short guide to choosing.
13 brown suede boots outfit ideas for fall and winter, with care tips for Canadian weather and where to shop.
Edmonton police say a fake-carrier cellphone scam cost residents about $20 million and helped shut call centres in Pakistan. One man faces fraud charges.
Sherritt International says it will temporarily lay off about 280 employees, 47 per cent of its Canadian workforce, as it works toward restarting its Fort Saskatchewan refinery.
B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson says Democratic gains in the U.S. midterms won’t quickly end the trade war, and American liquor stays off B.C. shelves.
Ten real Amazon.ca gift ideas for a girlfriend, from a $13 candle to a $140 smart mug, with prices and ratings checked Nov. 5, 2026.
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The Ontario Federation of Labour has endorsed a Black trade unionists’ campaign for a federal apology over Canada’s role in slavery, months after Canada abstained at the UN.
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