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Run an extra spin, space garments out, keep air moving and use a dehumidifier: how to dry laundry indoors this winter without damp, mould or musty smells.
Canada widened the ways hosts can meet the income requirement. Choosing the right calculation, and proving it, still matters.
Montreal author and photographer Gabriel Safdie will launch Faces of China, a book of portraits drawn from some 40 years…
Press release. The following was issued by Janis Kirshner, publicist, on behalf of author Gabriel Safdie and is published as…
A Mission, B.C., man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after police seized more than 1.2 kilograms of…
Canadiens fans cheered for nearly four minutes as Carey Price entered the team’s ring of honour at the Bell Centre, a day after his Hall of Fame induction.
Housing Check, our weekly look at one Canadian housing market, stops in Ottawa: 1,048 sales in October, an average price of $678,512 and the first look at the federal budget’s missing-middle mortgage change.
Manitoba has broken ground on a 100-bed correctional facility in Dauphin, with $142 million committed to its first phase, Premier…
Diagnostic tests including electrocardiograms and ultrasound are back in their usual spaces at the Dauphin Regional Health Centre, the Manitoba…
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Prime Minister Mark Carney departs Wednesday for the European Political Community summit in Dublin, then ASEAN in Manila and the Francophonie summit in Cambodia.
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The Bank of Canada’s governing council says further interest rate hikes might be needed, according to a summary of its Oct. 28 deliberations released Nov. 10.
Air Transat has opened registration for Staria, a free rewards program that pays points on flights and packages, adds a missions-based Stars system and lets up to nine members pool points.
Uganda’s first 109 soldiers have left Mogadishu as the largest troop contributor to the African Union mission exits, weeks before UN logistics support is due to end.
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TSX futures edge up 0.2% as oil slides about 4% on Iran talks. The index fell 629 points Friday to 35,620.03. Toromont and Topaz report; U.S. midterms loom.
Nick Kossovan on why job seekers must frame their skills and experience in bottom-line financial terms to win interviews and offers.
Steven Kaszab on the Red Scarves program, World AIDS Day on Dec. 1 and why Canadians should still support people living with HIV.



















































