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The fate of the Amazon at stake as Brazil votes

Roberto de Oliveira Alves is a cattle farmer in the Brazilian Amazon. He’s also a staunch supporter of incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro. And like m…

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What is ‘The Freeland Doctrine’?

According to Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, history isn't over. Speaking at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., earlier this mo…

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'Not illegal': Ousted B.C. NDP leadership candidate speaks out

On Wednesday night, B.C. NDP leadership candidate Anjali Appadurai was disqualified from the race, clearing the path for the coronation of her compet…

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Who wins, who loses in the fight against inflation

Most businesses and consumers expect a recession is on the horizon, according to a survey put out on Monday by the Bank of Canada. Next week, the cen…

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It was unprecedented. Was it also unjustified? That's up to the Emergencies Act inquiry

It's been eight months since convoy protesters took over downtown Ottawa and obstructed trade at U.S. border crossings. And now, over just six weeks,…

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The case for a ‘good enough' peace in Ukraine

Even though the Kremlin has been pummeling Ukrainian cities and towns with relentless air and missile raids over the past week, many observers say Ru…

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Inside a human smuggling network in Canada

This year, the number of Central and South American migrants trying to illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border reached a record two million people. Wh…

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The cheating scandal rocking pro chess

Last month, Hans Niemann, a 19-year-old grandmaster chess player and rising star, defeated the reigning five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen in a …

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The Oath Keepers on trial

The Oath Keepers are a far-right militia, founded in 2009 by Stewart Rhodes. He’s one of five members currently on trial in Washington, facing charge…

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From grade ‘A’ to gone, why Hockey Canada caved

After months of pressure by MPs, corporate sponsors and its own members across the country, Hockey Canada announced on Tuesday that its CEO and entir…

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