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The rules don’t apply to every type of travel. Canada will relax some of its coronavirus vaccine restrictions for travelers this June — but the new rules will not apply to everyone entering the country — or to every type of travel in the country, either. Effective June 20, the Canadian government will “suspend” the …

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A pilot from Antigonish, NS, wants more people to pay attention to what’s happening to his friends and colleagues who are detained in the Dominican Republic after millions of dollars worth of cocaine was found on their plane. On April 5, the Pivot Airlines crew was thrown in jail after drugs were found in multiple …

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Ryan Grantham said his mother was a caring and compassionate person who did nothing to deserve what he did to her. The 24-year-old actor read out a statement in a clear and emotion-filled voice in BC Supreme Court on the third and final day of his sentencing hearing for the second-degree murder of Barbara Waite. …

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UPDATE 3:50 pm Rescue crews have shifted the staging area in their search for missing Chelsea Cardno, 31, to Mission Creek Regional Park near Springfield Rd. and Benvoulin Rd. RCMP and COSAR have been searching for the missing woman since Tuesday after she was reported missing. Kelowna RCMP believe she may have been walking her …

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Breadcrumb Trail Links News Canadian Politics Canada ‘With all due respect to Minister LeBlanc, our policy grievances on behalf of workers on leave without pay are a legal issue, not a political one’ Publishing date: Jun 15, 2022 • 3 hours ago • 3 minute read • 106 Comments Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc. Photo …

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Rideau Hall says Gov. Gen. Mary Simon shares the public’s concerns about a $93,000-plus catering bill racked up on a government plane during a work trip in March to the Middle East. Simon’s office said the Canadian Armed Forces is responsible for the Governor General’s flights during her working visits abroad and is “responsible for …

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Western University’s Northern Tornadoes Project warns weather conditions could provide the “significant ingredients” for a “likely tornado” in Ottawa and eastern Ontario on Thursday. Environment Canada’s forecast calls for a 60 per cent chance of showers on Thursday with the risk of a thunderstorm. The high will be 29 C, with the humidex making it …

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WASHINGTON – It’s time to bid farewell to the ArriveCan app, say border-city mayors, tourism industry leaders and others who complain Canada’s stringent COVID-19 rules for international travellers are encouraging would-be US visitors to spend their tourist dollars at home. Two Ontario mayors whose cities depend on cross-border tourism — Sarnia’s Mike Bradley and Jim …

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