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Employers boost recruitment of temporary foreign workers, despite softer labour market

Companies received approval to fill around 240,000 positions in 2023 - more than double what was permitted in 2018
opinion

The Liberals’ immigration policies have accomplished the opposite of what was intended

John Ibbitson
John Ibbitson
Middle East

Postsecondary students across the U.S. are upping their protests against war in Gaza

Tensions have risen throughout U.S. campuses since more than 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators who had camped out on Columbia’s upper Manhattan campus were arrested last week

Motion to allow keffiyehs in Ontario legislature fails for a second time

Israel intensifies strikes across Gaza, orders new evacuations in north

Justice

Police chief says he supports Zameer's acquittal after public comments criticized

The comments come a day after Demkiw announced that his force has asked the OPP to conduct an independent review into the case after ‘adverse comments’ made by the judge presiding over the trial

Zameer acquittal demonstrates why politicians should keep quiet on bail, lawyer says

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B.C. puts social media harms bill on hold, will work with platforms to help young people stay safe online

The provincial government has shelved a proposed legislation that would have allowed it to sue social media companies for harms caused by algorithms
Cherry blossoms

Tens of thousands head to Toronto parks to take in the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms

Crowds gather in High Park and other spots around the city to join in on the centuries-old Japanese tradition of flower viewing, known as hanami

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Why BCE, Rogers and Telus are all struggling — and their misery is likely to last

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Secret Canada: An ‘ill-founded setback’ for freedom of information at the Supreme Court

Nova Scotia watchdog calls for overhaul of province’s FOI laws

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Why the rise in shoplifting? Blame our addiction to online shopping

Michael Kempa
Opinion

The Liberals’ immigration policies have accomplished the opposite of what was intended

John Ibbitson

Jasper public servant with two kids, a government pension and few savings, is paying ‘tourist prices’ for food

New condo sales in the Toronto area hit 15-year low

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Meet the usher who sings, dances and maintains order at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena

Co-op apartment along the Rosedale Ravine gets two offers

How Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow plans to fix a city in decline

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Timothy Garton Ash on the cracking European project: Freedom is not a process, it’s a struggle

Eric Reguly

Wrongfully convicted New Brunswick man dies months after exoneration for 1983 murder

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