Health Canada said this controversial pesticide is safe. Behind the scenes, the agency has ramped up its monitoring

There have long been safety concerns about glyphosate. The WHO concluded in 2015 that it is “probably carcinogenic to humans.”

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Internal documents cast doubt on officials’ claims that most Canadian veterans are improving under controversial rehab program

Veterans Affairs Canada excluded survey results from hundreds of veterans whose conditions worsened or failed to improve.

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Why was a convicted child predator allowed on the parent council of a Toronto elementary school? The board won’t say

The Toronto Catholic District School Board refused to answer questions, including whether it has since changed its vetting process for volunteers.

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Patrick Brown called out ‘absentee landlord’ after four people died in Brampton fire last year. But records raise questions about city’s enforcement

Brown did not answer questions about the enforcement records, which appear to contradict what officials told the public in the days after the fire.

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The Narwhal is hiring a BIPOC reporting fellow in Ontario

We’re hiring an Ontario reporting fellow to cover Queen’s Park and the ways Ontario government policy affects people in racialized communities

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Israeli former PM calls on ICC to halt West Bank ‘Jewish terrorists’ after prosecutions stop

Exclusive: Guardian analysis of settler violence shows no Israelis prosecuted since 2020 for killing Palestinian civilians, as former military, police and spy chiefs describe ‘organised Jewish terrori...

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Veterans Affairs minister announces ‘independent review’ of rehab program that former soldiers say has failed them

Minister Jill McKnight said the program is 'not entirely broken,' as many vets' rehab has been successful.

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Veterans Affairs minister announces ‘independent review’ of rehab program that former soldiers say has failed them

Minister Jill McKnight said the program is 'not entirely broken,' as many vets' rehab has been successful.

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They were injured in military service. Canada promised better rehab. Here’s why these veterans are still in pain

The program is run by the private sector, including a Loblaw subsidiary, for $570M. Ottawa says it can improve but is effective for most vets.

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Veterans rehab program under fire as MPs question contractor, federal officials about allegations

Assistant deputy minister says Toronto Star investigation revaled 'serious and concerning' issues that Veterans Affairs Canada will look into.

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They were injured in military service. Canada promised better rehab. Here’s why these veterans are still in pain

The program is run by the private sector, including a Loblaw subsidiary, for $570M. Ottawa says it can improve but is effective for most vets.

thestar.com

They were injured in military service. Canada promised better rehab. Here’s why these veterans are still in pain

The program is run by the private sector, including a Loblaw subsidiary, for $570M. Ottawa says it can improve but is effective for most vets.

thestar.com

goeasy Ltd. Provides a Financial and Operational Update Ahead of its Fourth Quarter Earnings Release

New Management Team Takes Action to Prepare goeasy Ltd. for the Future MISSISSAUGA, ON, March 10, 2026 /CNW/ - goeasy Ltd. (TSX: GSY) ("goeasy" or the "Company"), one of Canada's leading non-prime...

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Suspicious transactions at GTA crypto shops reveal alleged links to Iran-backed terror groups. Is the regulator doing enough to police them?

FINTRAC says it rigorously polices the money services sector, has issued more than $200 million in fines, and is monitoring crypto activity.

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She thought she was buying a warranty for her car. Instead, she and other LendCare customers were allegedly misled into another high-interest loan

A spokesperson said management investigates any allegedly misleading sales of insurance products, which are optional and meant to support borrowers.

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A GPS tracker. Attempted insurance fraud. Alarming new allegations emerge in the Toronto police corruption scandal

One cop arrested in Project South is accused of helping an associate install a GPS tracker on a woman's vehicle so she could be followed.

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After a wave of officer suicides, the OPP vowed to do more for members’ mental health. Internal documents show the reforms have fallen short

The OPP said police suicide 'remains a concerning and complex issue,' and the force has made 'great strides' in addressing it.

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Ontario should step up regulation of alternative lending industry, MPPs urge in wake of Star’s Lendcare investigation

The Star found vulnerable customers were duped by the financing firm’s merchant partners. The company said it’s “committed to responsible lending.”

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Inside this Ontario loan company, concern grew as payments stopped. Its plan to keep bad debt​ off the books came at the expense of vulnerable borrowers

Pickering-based LendCare denied wrongdoing, saying the firm is “committed to openness, accountability, and strong governance.”

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Inside this Ontario loan company, concern grew as payments stopped. Its plan to keep bad debt​ off the books came at the expense of vulnerable borrowers

Pickering-based LendCare denied wrongdoing, saying the firm is “committed to openness, accountability, and strong governance.”

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When surgery left her in crippling pain, she warned Ontario’s medical watchdog she was losing the will to go on. Did the regulator do enough to help?

In the wake of Mei Lam’s death by suicide, some question why a doctor already on the regulator's radar for troubling conduct was allowed to treat her.

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She shut a Magna-owned factory down over extreme temperatures — then was fired. What the story of Grenville Castings reveals about Ontario’s heat protections

The provincial government says its rules to protect workers from heat-related injuries is “robust,” but the tale of Grenville Castings casts doubt on that assertion.

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This major lender is accused of working with shady firms that prey on seniors and other vulnerable Canadians, duping them into high-interest loans

Pickering-based LendCare denies the allegations, says it vets potential merchant partners and is committed to ‘responsible lending.’

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This lender is accused of working with unscrupulous firms that prey on the vulnerable. How borrowers say they were duped into high-interest loans

Pickering-based LendCare denies the allegations, says it vets potential merchant partners and is committed to 'responsible lending.'

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Dans les années 1980, le gouvernement du Québec prenait les devants et conférait à tou·te·s le droit d’accès à l’information. En 2025, il s’est battu pour l’éroder.

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As Israel Kills 104 in Gaza, Canadian Media’s Vague Language Shields its Ceasefire Violations

Canadian mainstream media coverage of Israel’s deadly airstrikes “an epic failure of both journalistic and moral principles,” says professor.

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