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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from The Globe and Mail, published over the past 6 hours. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include City and Toronto.
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Recent Articles (8)
PEI legislature reopens after restoration that took nearly 12 years
Neo-classical building in Charlottetown is best known as the site of intense political negotiations that led to Canada’s founding
Cuban envoy asks Canada to renew rejection of U.S. blockade
Canada has backed UN motion calling for end of embargo multiple times
Wainwright fire a wake-up call for country unprepared for mass casualties, experts say
Experts warn health care system has limited capacity to handle multiple mass-casualty events, particularly those involving burn injuries
The housing crisis is no longer shaping big-city politics. Why not?
In both Vancouver and Toronto, debates about planning and housing have been blunted by a lull in the market and rising housing supply. But experts say that is a temporary reprieve
Why Toronto’s election is suddenly a horse race
With frustrations bubbling, a promise of change has transformed Monday’s faceoff
Amid acrimony at Pickering City Hall, voters mull calming the waters
Conflict at the municipal level has caused ripples in a number of communities
Toronto-bound Afghan woman deported to Africa after ICE detention
Former Médecins Sans Frontières nurse says she was sent to Central African Republic after Ottawa failed to respond to ICE request to release her to Canada
Alberta’s vote has softened the rhetoric, but peace and quiet are not guaranteed
Danielle Smith emerges into a fractious fight to keep her position, as Carney seeks ways to move his agenda forward