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CBC
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday a ban on some 1,500 models of military-grade "assault-style" weapons in Canada, a ban that takes effect immediately.
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Macleans
Scott Gilmore: Despite our flaws and constant challenges, we live in what is arguably among the least broken countries in human history
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Nayional Post
Currently, half the programming Canadian broadcasters air between 6 p.m. and midnight must be Canadian. There are no such rules for streaming services
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National Post
'God help any federal leader who’s trying to campaign on a united message because this is not a country that is feeling united'
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CBC News
On Oct. 17, Canada became the largest country to legalize recreational pot. Here's how Canadians reacted across the country.To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.486...
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BBC
The country becomes only the second nation in the world, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational use.
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CBC
The Liberal government's announcement that it will expedite the processing of pardons for people with minor cannabis-related crimes is welcome news to quite literally tens of thousands of Canadians who have been convicted of possession offences.
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The Guardian
In ‘majority-minority’ cities such as Markham and Brampton, diversity isn’t aspirational; it’s a fact. But how does integration work?
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CTV News
The number Canadian households paying for at least one streaming video service will eclipse traditional TV subscribers for the first time next year, predicts an annual report on consumer habits.
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Emarketer
In 2018, more than a third of all advertising dollars in Canada will be spent in mobile channels.
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The Spec
The Ford government's plan would see teens earn one e-learning credit a year in online classes with an average of 35 students.
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CIC News
Nearly one million new immigrants will settle in Canada between 2018 and 2020, "the most ambitious immigration levels in recent Canadian history."
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The Star
Aid groups, which have focused on women and girls for years, welcomed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s unapologetically feminist foreign aid policy Fri...
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Yahoo
One-in-five Canadians are expected to consume cannabis in 2025, according to a new analysis by Ernst & Young outlining the firm’s upbeat take on the nascent industry.