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U of T faculty association alarmed as school warns of termination for those who don’t leave pro-Palestinian encampment before deadline

The faculty association believes it’s the first time professors have faced such a public threat from the university administration. Protesters and school officials are set to meet Sunday evening.

Hamas rocket attack from Gaza sets off air raid sirens in Tel Aviv for the first time in months

Norway hands over papers for diplomatic recognition to the Palestinian prime minister

Migrants

Plan to let undocumented migrants stay in Canada to be examined by PM, ministers

A program to give status to people living in Canada would be a ‘litmus test’ of the government’s commitment to support migrants, experts say
taxes

Bare trusts and the UHT: How tax rules meant for crooks and global elites ensnared thousands of Canadians

Canada direly needs tougher rules around trusts and other legal relationships to combat a festering dirty-money problem, transparency advocates say
Foreign Interference

Conservatives, Bloc Québécois force meeting to investigate Liberals’ refusal to share foreign interference documents with public inquiry

Ottawa is facing pushback for citing cabinet confidentiality in redacting records provided to the public inquiry investigating interference by China and other hostile states in the 2019 and 2021 elections
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opinion

The federal public service is broken. Is it too late to try to fix it?

Justin Trudeau came into office promising to restore the bureaucracy to its rightful place in policy making. Instead, the PMO has further eroded its decision-making abilities
Konrad Yakabuski
opinion

Visiting Ottawa, it was sad to see what has become of my hometown

Michael Bociurkiw

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Addiction almost killed Marshall Smith. Now, he’s overhauling Alberta’s drug policy

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‘If the Jewish moment in this country is over, the Canadian moment may be as well.’ Letters to the editor for May 26

In today’s letters to the editor: the Jewish moment; capital losses; health care; recycled bottles; Ontario Place; the Leafs; meet the letter-writers

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Thirteen Saskatchewan ministries refuse to comply with information commissioner’s decision

Ottawa not sufficiently addressing flood of access requests for immigration records, watchdog says

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Macron delays reforms to cool unrest in New CaledoniaVideo1:52

McDavid scores in double overtime as Oilers beat StarsVideo2:10

Climate change could be making air turbulence worseVideo2:09

World Court orders Israel to halt Rafah offensiveVideo0:50

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Western Canada: Alberta walks back parts of controversial new legislation

TD Bank ordered to overhaul risk controls, Canada’s inflation rate slows and Gildan’s board resigns: Must-read business and investing stories

Bank of Canada warns of steep jump in mortgage payments

Norway hands over papers for diplomatic recognition to the Palestinian prime minister

Addiction almost killed Marshall Smith. Now, he’s overhauling Alberta’s drug policy

Opinion

The decline of stuff: Why manufactured goods are becoming less important to the global economy

Marc Levinson
Opinion

Visiting Ottawa, it was sad to see what has become of my hometown

Michael Bociurkiw

Arrival of effective obesity-treating drug in Canada offers hope, but questions remain

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What to watch this weekend: Special Canadian Screen Awards 2024 edition

Barry Hertz

Pay rises at Hydro One as Ford government’s restrictions end – but it hasn’t gone up enough

David Milstead

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