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Feel uneasy about flying? Air safety expert says he'd get on a plane today
Aviation expert Scott Hamilton says decades of hard lessons mean that flying today is actually safer than ever.
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Reach out and talk to your U.S. friends about tariffs, says ex-PM Joe Clark
Former prime minister Joe Clark has been writing to his friends in the U.S., reminding them of their country’s long friendship with Canada. He’s urging other proud Canadians to do the same.
Windsor and Detroit are old friends. Some worry Trump's tariff threats could change that
Donald Trump’s threats have left many Canadians angry at the U.S., but things are more complicated in Windsor, Ont., where people are deeply connected to their U.S. neighbours across the river in Detroit.
How photography taught Eldred Allen to see his Labrador home differently
Self-taught photographer Eldred Allen says picking up a camera taught him to look at his home in Labrador differently, from its dramatic coastlines to the shimmering northern lights.
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Canada will prevail against Trump's tariffs but 'we've got to go through it': finance minister
Dominic LeBlanc says he’s convinced Canada will prevail against Trump’s sweeping tariffs, but admits things could get rough.
Trump's threat of mass deportations opens up old wounds for a Mississippi community
Hundreds of undocumented migrants were arrested in workplace raids in Mississippi in 2019. Six years later, families are bracing for an immigration crackdown and mass deportations promised by U.S. President Donald Trump.
This woman went blind after a night out in Bali. She's warning other tourists about methanol in their drinks
Ashley King woke up blind after her drinks were tainted with methanol during a vacation in Bali. She’s warning others of the fatal consequences of methanol poisoning.
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Trudeau thought he could 'pull a final rabbit out of the hat' until recently: former adviser
Justin Trudeau’s stubbornness and self-confidence helped his rise to power, but have also played a role in this downfall, says Gerald Butts, a former close adviser.
Farming in Canada is changing. Young people say they can't get a foothold
Bigger farms and higher land prices have made it harder for young people to get a start in the industry, even as older farmers struggle to pass on their land.
Kids are getting ruder, teachers say. And new research backs that up
Some teachers say kids are just plain ruder these days, with a sharp increase in interruptions and outbursts in the classroom. New research from Brock University backs up those observations.